Indeed. Games deleted.

Upload the replay here. If you had enough of advantage, we'll give you the win.

Sorry m8   But daina's got the final word.

Group 3: daina and Dulek won 3 rounds each, Leroy only won 2 round, so that automatically puts him in 3rd place. IMO, you only need to rematch Dulek vs daina to get 1st and 2nd place.

Great stuff!

Cue, you're awesome on piano 

So this is sort of your fault. Next time, wait for the game to lag out by itself. I'd let this game stand. Or, if you catch him, you can rematch it with handicaps.

If any other mod disagrees with this, let us please hear it

Game deleted, report again.

I removed the spanish walls of text and the irrelevant posts from Csongi and Maciej (nothing wrong with their posts, they just didn't fit anymore).

If there's a problem, take it to the complaints forum.

And write in english.

  Jeez, dilligaf, that's some weird shit...

Now let's lighten up a bit

Komo.

Quote from: MonkeyIsland on November 15, 2010, 05:52 PM
Rok, people must be able to read religious books literally. That's something a "divine book" must have. Because if not, everybody could come up with any fictional thing, and under any criticism they would say, "no it doesn't mean this, it meant something else". The words shouldn't say something and then expect people to get another meaning. Remember, different age/culture/sex read the book, the book must have literal meaning.

Maybe, from a point of view of a believer, but not by someone who isn't a member of the religion that book teaches or by someone who choses to look depeer into it. Even Bible itself (I only know Bible, so I won't speak for Quran and other books) is contradictory sometimes: where Old Testament says "eye for an eye, tooth for tooth", New Testament (Jesus) says "If anyone slaps your cheek, turn him the other cheek, too."

Unless people who wrote it were inspired by some divine voice, then yes, I agree. 

Quote from: DarkOne on November 15, 2010, 03:15 PM

Quote from: Rok on November 15, 2010, 09:08 AM
But considering that it was written like 3000, 4000, dunno, years ago, couldn't it be a clever allegory of big bang and evolution and stuff?

I think you just touched the reason atheists have problems with religion I think most atheists have no problem with people having their own religion and their own ways of dealing with it.
The problem is with people who claim authority and use the bible (or really any other religious book) to serve their own purposes.

Just to make things clear, I'm not one of those who interprets Bible literally. And it's true what you said, the cause of all religion based problems (wars, prejudice, etc.) lies in people who are not able to use critical judment but rather blindly follow the guidance of those you mentioned. (I guess that's what you were saying?)

Quote from: DarkOne on November 15, 2010, 03:15 PM
As for the 10 commandments: should children honour abusive parents? Should hospitals be closed on sunday?

Of course not. Common sense still applies.

Quote from: Captain Barbossa (Pirates of the Caribbean)
And thirdly, the code is more what you call "guidelines" than actual rules.

Good luck and much success at tusing.