I could give you a list of atheist celebrities, but if you type it into Google you can just see it yourself. A lot of the ones I know of are male actors and comedians, usually white. So basically the same demographics that listen to punk and metal music (minus the actor/comedian part I guess). Coincidence? WHO KNOWS?!
That's actually one of the challenges in doing anything regarding the non-religious, since the demographic is all-over-the-place as much if not more than the religious and their many denominations.
I myself am an agnostic-atheist, since I don't claim to know whether God exists, but don't believe in any concept of a God I've been presented with. I wouldn't be surprised if there was something, but I couldn't define what for you and if I can't define something, I generally don't believe in it until I see evidence for it.
I could have used one of those giant Madden booklets when playing the new games. I'd prefer the training in those games to explain why I run certain things. I generally know what's going on, but it seemed up in the air whether I was able to get the ball off at all.
Then again I was playing with the 2013-14 Cowboys, so maybe that's why. I guess their O-line kinda sucked.
Oh, I didn't realize you were posting with a phone. My phone can't handle any website, let alone this one. (LG Optimus V)
Here's the ad that made the guy (and several around him) say it:
All I ever see people do when I go to SGC is Street Pass. Screwattack draws a crowd of Nintendo fans.
Radical feminists on horseback, there's a blog I'd like to read.
I guess I misunderstood. I thought you were saying you didn't like how the hints were vague and I was just saying that bothered me only until I learned how Metroid games worked. Wasn't arguing either, just explaining myself.
Atheists in the media, and how what most people would see there is fairly negative stereotypes. Obviously, stereotypes come from somewhere, I just think a lot of portrayals are really hammed up.
Ah, well good luck with all of that jam-packery, man!
