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Russian church calls for ‘national dress code’
Posted by doctore0 on March 6, 2011
Posted in All, Atheism, News & Politics, Religion | Tagged: Atheism, Atheist, Bible, Christian, christianity, Code, Crazy, dress, God, Jesus, News & Politics, Orthodoxy, Religion, Stupid, Superstition | Leave a Comment »
Animal attraction
Posted by doctore0 on August 22, 2010
This is my day off baby… going out for some fun stuff… enjoy this whilst I’m away… 
Pure code running in real time… enjoy yer weekend.
P.S. Religion sucks 
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End of the world in 64K
Posted by doctore0 on August 9, 2010
Damn it… busy day for me… Hey enjoy this amazing intro… 64k the .exe; Fucking magic… my avatar is ~40K
P.S. Pump up the volume… !
Bonus in context: Stephen Hawing predicts the end of humanity.. again… But hey, one thing is true, if we don’t get our asses of this planet, we are going to be extinct… one “fine” day; No bible will save us, no religion can save humanity… only science can…
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DNA Code: Man 1, God 0
Posted by doctore0 on June 3, 2010
A look at the myths contained within Steven C. Meyer’s “Signature In The Cell”, and a challenge to all believers of any faith: Why didn’t YOUR god think of this?
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