Change that around a bit, because I happen to be a guy, and you've got a pretty accurate idea there. xD

Although yours matches the mood The Doctor would create, I prefer this one. xD

I'll see yours and raise you this

Change that around a bit, because I happen to be a guy, and you've got a pretty accurate idea there. xD

Dude thats about spot on!

True words brother :D

Y'all not familiar with Micro brews? American commercialized beer is absolute ass meant to be drank by Redneck NASCAR fans with mullets wearing wife beaters hanging out at trailer parks in the deep south. Canadian beer is the same piss in smaller bottles. Eurobrews all the way. I brew beer at home. Heffiweizen, Dunkelweizen, and Stout mostly. 6-9% AC/VL depending on the brew. I haven't been able to break 10% in my lab yet. But I'm relatively new at this. Still, Its so good it will make you want to slap yo momma. So in closing. I'm American, I make awesome beer. :-D And its not nearly as good as some of the Micro breweries in my little slice of upstate NY.

as soon as you said lab i though of this

Dude thats about spot on!

Yes,I am!

I have also this.

damnit it's been at least 4 hours. ARE YOU HAPPY NOW!

Yes,I am!

well, i'm sitting here on my computer, and currently i can not feel, taste, see, smell or hear an apple in my vicinity. however there is an apple in my fridge. so the idea that something that we don't have tangible evidence of existing could indeed exist is valid. it only proves that the apple is not in evidence to us at this time.

again, not saying any form of god does or does not exist, just pointing out a weak spot in the logical statement. it kind of reminds me of a child who, when confronted with a scary moment, will cover his/her eyes, operating with a "if i can't see it, it can't see me" philosophy of life. i prefer to just realize that i don't and can't know definitively one way or the other rather than assuming that i have an answer that is better than someone else's.

nice analogy on the apple. it's always worthwhile to keep thinking rather than blindly accepting what someone else says.

sorry for this very late reply but i was only checking through comments just now and noticed this had a reply.

the apple in the fridge argument is more flawed because you say you know there is an apple in the fridge, the only way you could possibly 100% know that is if you either placed it in the fridge yourself or saw someone else put it in the fridge thereby giving evidence. If you are saying that you have found a fridge and you are 100% sure there is an apple inside you are a fool (sorry to put it bluntly like that but imagine if your friend pointed at a blank box on the street and he told you there was an iPhone in it you'd laugh at him for being an idiot). If you are simply saying that there usually is an apple in the fridge whether you saw one being put there or not then congratulations you have just created a scientific theory which shall be tested by repeatedly checking the fridge until it's proven wrong, welcome to the world of science.
This isn't the if I can't see it, it cant see me argument this is the if it cant be seen heard sensed or even interact with the world why be afraid at all? argument.

I know what you're thinking by the way "wtf let it go bro" being somewhere along the line, but when someone says "we can never know" when It's something that we do already know it irks me and I feel they should at least be made curious enough to do research and change their opinion rather than be stagnant in their thoughts. your last line made me respect you more than you could know and if you got to this point thanks for giving what I said consideration

your welcome. it's always more than worth it to hear from someone who is willing to have an intelligent discussion.