banned for thinking he's egotistical. Never said anything of the such.

Banned because I'm more or less finished growing. Well, I'm growing out a little, but since I used to be worryingly underweight that's not a bad thing.

You call that karma? This is karma. Karma+1374

Merry Christmas, Happy Holidays and all that to all you cross-posting Stardock forum users.

Edit, Holiday karma to everyone who posts on this page. It's the least I can do for forgetting to ban.

banned for failing to ban someone.

Banned for confusing roughly complete neuroanatomy with a fully grown mind, and for forgetting that odd bits of us like noses and ears keep growing slowly larger. What, you never read the Ringworld stories?

Banned because it sounds like we read it first around the same age, and because your local libraries deserve derision for not having a decent selection of SF classics or you just need to move your stumps & git down there.

Banned for being a dreary materialist and having no appreciation for emergent properties of whole systems. 

Sure, the neuroanatomy is an important part, but if we've learned anything about the 'hardware' approach to biology in recent decades it's that how you use it is also very important. This applies both to the esoteric details of epigenitics and the equally esoteric business of understanding the human mind as an organic chemical process that can span around ten decades. 

Banned because I'm neither unique nor clearly part of a defined group.

Banned because I just had the living daylights scared out of me by a fatter-than-average opossum.

Did you know that in bad light, an opossum's face looks just like a hollowed-out skull?

Banned for having lost your daylights.

The Admiral

Banned because I have only lost my living daylights... muahaha, my dead daylights, and most importantly my undead daylights are still within my possession.

Banned for shooting first and asking questions later.

The Admiral

Banned for aggressive negotiations.

The Admiral