No, most schools that ban peanuts do so regardless of whether there is any student attending who has a deathly allergy to it because they don’t want any hint of liability.  Having a severe peanut allergy is extremely rare.  Also, why on earth would the kid with the peanut allergy be eating someone else’s lunch?  I suppose if you have first graders you might have to worry about such things, but at a certain point someone with such an allergy needs to learn to not eat things that might have peanuts.

Not releasing the kid’s name could be dangerous.  The other kids also need to know not to offer him things with peanut or peanut butter in them. 

It depends on the women.  A bisexual woman would have plenty of fun in a threesome with a man and another woman.  A straight woman?  Not so much unless she’s a voyeur.  I participated in a threesome with two guys and it was interesting and fun, but nothing I’d want to do on a regular basis.  Though I think a lot of the issue is that the guys were both straight and not interested in each other. 

It’s easiest if you travel in circles where that sort of thing happens….  There are some scenes where this happens quite a bit (for instance, if you hang out with the crowd that goes to the Rocky Horror Picture Show).  However, you’ll find that the age range in many of these places is a bit restrictive and if you are significantly older or younger than the crowd you’ll have a hard time picking up a third.

I miss the old menu.  It’s be nice to see everything available since I’m really only interested in about 10% of the content.  I don’t want to have to dig through articles about horoscopes or fasion to find the interesting gems……

I’ve read the Bible.  In fact, I’ve read several different translations of the Bible…..  I especially dispise Paul.  The words attributed to Jesus are fairly awesome, but the words attributed to Paul are not.  In fact, many Christians really are Paulists instead of Christians. 

In any case, I’ve gotten the "If only you read it in the right frame of mine" type appeals before.  It doesn’t impress me.  Why should I believe your version of Jesus and not believe someone else’s?  It’s all arbitrary.

Why does there have to be a why for existance?  Sometimes things just are. 

I’d never been particularly religous, even as a child.  The problem I’ve always had is that so much of every religion is so obviously made up by people and much of what is said contradicts what we know.  Honestly, for a long time I thought that people went along with religion because it was a nice idea, much the same way we went along with Santa Claus.  I was completely shocked when I went to CCD and learned that there are people who actually believe this stuff to the letter.

For a while, when I was about ten, I sort of believed in a very fuzzy god with a very fuzzy heaven.  But after a few years, I realized that I only did this because it was a happy thought.  Honestly, I’d love for it to be true.  Now all I feel I know is that the truth is unknowable.  If there is a god (or gods) there is no way we can know of her existance or her nature.  Maybe I’ll be pleasantly surprised when I die, but my suspicion is that I’ll cease to exist.  It’s not a happy thought, but I guess if I don’t exist to worry about not existing, it won’t really matter.