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The "My Pillow" guy

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  • MikM Away
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    Mik
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    #6

    I bought two of his supposedly firm pillows. Now they are relegated to between the knees pillows. Ugh.

    But I am so picky about pillows. I only like the old feather pillows with the striped ticking that get really cold and have a certain feel. Been that way since I was five or so.

    “I am fond of pigs. Dogs look up to us. Cats look down on us. Pigs treat us as equals.” ~Winston S. Churchill

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      Copper
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      I recently bought his mattress topper, I like it OK.

      He threw in 2 free pillows, I like them OK.

      When it comes to pillows, I'm pretty easy to please.

      https://www.amazon.com/Mathematical-Proofs-That-God-Exists/dp/0741439751

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      • HoraceH Horace

        My dog makes loves to the sofa pillows on the regular.

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        jon-nyc
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        @Horace said in The "My Pillow" guy:

        My dog makes loves to the sofa pillows on the regular.

        How do you know he’s not hate-fucking them?

        Only non-witches get due process.

        • Cotton Mather, Salem Massachusetts, 1692
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          Horace
          wrote on last edited by
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          Well, he drags them onto the floor, has his way with them, and leaves them for dead. So, I suppose "make love" might be an overstatement.

          Education is extremely important.

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          • George KG George K

            I have no opinion on how good or bad his products are. Consumer Reports, last time I looked, said "meh."

            I just saw an ad of him hawking his book, where he talks about his drug problems, and recovery from the lowest depths of despair.

            Good for him.

            But...

            In the ad he says that he "mathematically proves that God exists."

            ORLY?

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            #10

            @George-K said in The "My Pillow" guy:

            In the ad he says that he "mathematically proves that God exists."

            Yeah, there are a couple of those claims, the most famous probably being from Kurt Gödel, who was arguably the most important mathematician of the 20th century.

            Usually these proofs make all kinds of questionable assumptions and interpret the word "God" in an extremely loose way.

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            • KlausK Klaus

              @George-K said in The "My Pillow" guy:

              In the ad he says that he "mathematically proves that God exists."

              Yeah, there are a couple of those claims, the most famous probably being from Kurt Gödel, who was arguably the most important mathematician of the 20th century.

              Usually these proofs make all kinds of questionable assumptions and interpret the word "God" in an extremely loose way.

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              wrote on last edited by
              #11

              @Klaus said in The "My Pillow" guy:

              interpret the word "God" in an extremely loose way.

              As opposed to the strict interpretation that we all know.

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              • CopperC Copper

                @Klaus said in The "My Pillow" guy:

                interpret the word "God" in an extremely loose way.

                As opposed to the strict interpretation that we all know.

                KlausK Offline
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                Klaus
                wrote on last edited by
                #12

                @Copper said in The "My Pillow" guy:

                @Klaus said in The "My Pillow" guy:

                interpret the word "God" in an extremely loose way.

                As opposed to the strict interpretation that we all know.

                Believe me, whatever interpretation you believe in, it is way closer to what most people mean when they say "God" then what those logicians came up with.

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                • KlausK Klaus

                  @Copper said in The "My Pillow" guy:

                  @Klaus said in The "My Pillow" guy:

                  interpret the word "God" in an extremely loose way.

                  As opposed to the strict interpretation that we all know.

                  Believe me, whatever interpretation you believe in, it is way closer to what most people mean when they say "God" then what those logicians came up with.

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                  Doctor Phibes
                  wrote on last edited by Doctor Phibes
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                  @Klaus said in The "My Pillow" guy:

                  @Copper said in The "My Pillow" guy:

                  @Klaus said in The "My Pillow" guy:

                  interpret the word "God" in an extremely loose way.

                  As opposed to the strict interpretation that we all know.

                  Believe me, whatever interpretation you believe in, it is way closer to what most people mean when they say "God" then what those logicians came up with.

                  Too freaking right - he was actually as Göd.

                  I was only joking

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                    jon-nyc
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                    #14

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                    Only non-witches get due process.

                    • Cotton Mather, Salem Massachusetts, 1692
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                    • George KG George K

                      I have no opinion on how good or bad his products are. Consumer Reports, last time I looked, said "meh."

                      I just saw an ad of him hawking his book, where he talks about his drug problems, and recovery from the lowest depths of despair.

                      Good for him.

                      But...

                      In the ad he says that he "mathematically proves that God exists."

                      ORLY?

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                      xenon
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                      #15

                      @George-K said in The "My Pillow" guy:

                      I have no opinion on how good or bad his products are. Consumer Reports, last time I looked, said "meh."

                      I just saw an ad of him hawking his book, where he talks about his drug problems, and recovery from the lowest depths of despair.

                      Good for him.

                      But...

                      In the ad he says that he "mathematically proves that God exists."

                      ORLY?

                      Link to video

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