Evidence for God from Science

Yay my turn. This great emperor-to-be grew up in the harshness of middle age eastern Asia. Once a war-torn tribal region of the world, this valiant man united all of these tribes into one great nation under one banner. Soon this nation began to expand and lovingly accept other nations into its bord...

Yay my turn. This great emperor-to-be grew up in the harshness of middle age eastern Asia. Once a war-torn tribal region of the world, this valiant man united all of these tribes into one great nation under one banner. Soon this nation began to expand and lovingly accept other nations into its bord...

Is it Pol Pot? Yes. Pol Pot was a Cambodian dictator who put an extreme form of Agrarian Communism in his country when he took power in 1975, which forced everybody out of the cities and into the countryside. He also killed more than 2,030,000 people, targeting Christians, Muslims (after force-feed...

This game is normally done with a group of people in person, so imagine this in a very cheery, positive tone to do the game justice: This charismatic Indochinese leader and former teacher of French literature started a political movement for political and social change in his country. Some of the ma...

Seraph wrote:Cosmo and Wanda from The Fairly Oddparents?

CORRECT!!!

Can I go again, or do you want to put in a real one?

I have no idea what the villain could be, but could we stick to real people? We could do a seperate one for fictional characters.

I'd actually hate to just go again... anybody else want to take my turn? Alright, I will. Older folks may not know these guys. This couple of supernatural creatures are bound to the service of a human host. They resemble homonids despite having appendages for aeronautic locomotion similar to member...

Ok, I guess it's my turn. I'm not very good at scientific descriptions, so bear with me. One of my favorite cartoon characters is a Canis familiaris. He is sometimes confused for an animal belonging to the genus rattus. He is portrayed as being greedy, insane, delusional, paranoid, violent and inse...

Similar to the historical villain whitewashing game, this is another thing I invented out of boredom to play on long car rides. The rules of this game are that one person writes down a very scientific description of a cartoon character (as if you are giving a description of a biological specimen) a...

Vlad the Impaler? Correct! Vlad the Impaler was a Wallachian prince who has been estimated to have killed more than 100,000 people via impalement. He would surround his castle with people impaled on giant spikes and would eat lunch in the middle of them, dipping his bread in their blood. His cruelt...

Furstentum Liechtenstein wrote:Can you give us a clue? Like...which country is this prince from?

FL

Modern day Bulgaria and Romania. I also updated and added more information.

Similar to the historical villain whitewashing game, this is another thing I invented out of boredom to play on long car rides. The rules of this game are that one person writes down a very scientific description of a cartoon character (as if you are giving a description of a biological specimen) an...

This is a game I invented once when I was bored and viewed the "Worse than it sounds" page on TV Tropes. One person gives an extremely whitewashed description of a historical villain and everybody else has to guess. If you get it right, you get to post a new one. This is supposed to be a j...

I'm currently leading a project to develop an interface with an iris scanner that will be used at ATMs (to start) for identification and authentication that will eliminate the use of credit/debit cards and PINs. Technology is a good thing (for the most part). Why does "iris scanner" make ...