Book dumb Videos

• 1. Book Review | The Dumb House by John Burnside
• 2. Dumb Bunnies - Childrens Book
• 3. Dear dumb diary book review!
• 4. Book Review | The Dumb House
• 5. She's Book Smart But Man Dumb 'Pastor Gerald Kiner PhD'
• 6. The dumb bunnies book
• 7. Random Sentence Sounding Dumb Blindfolded [Book Ch
• 8. ID in my class, Miller's new book, dumb YEC comments (Hello again.)
• 9. Random Sentence Sounding Dumb Blindfolded Book Challenge {Qu4rteto Literário}

Book Review | The Dumb House by John Burnside

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Kathleen Ann commented on 05 Oct 2015

I love disturbing and creepy so I am convinced.

Jean Bookishthoughts commented on 05 Oct 2015

+Kathleen Ann this is the book for you :)

lombano1 commented on 18 Sep 2015

You might like Little Star by John Ajvide Lindqvist - it's very dark and violent, but it's precisely because it is so psychologically compelling that it has an impact. The author has said of the protagonist that he refuses to call her a psychopath, because of how she was raised. It's a very dark take on, among other things, the search for love.

lombano1 commented on 21 Sep 2015

No problem, hope you enjoy it. :)

Jean Bookishthoughts commented on 18 Sep 2015

+lombano1 thanks for the recommendation ^_^ I'll check it out

Crispers BookNook commented on 11 Sep 2015

Such a fantastic review Jean! I just finished this book off a couple of days a go. Hauntingly beautiful. It has a sort of morbid/macabre(?) feel to it to me too. Now I'm telling everyone I know that enjoys books like this to find it and read it.

Jean Bookishthoughts commented on 11 Sep 2015

+Crispers BookNook Thank you :D macabre sounds appropriate aha.

WellDoneBooks commented on 29 Aug 2015

Well, I'm sold. I have to get this one. I also really love books that start where they end. There's something so fascinating about that sort of cycle, and also it really motivates you to read on to find out how you arrive at that point. Great review!

Jean Bookishthoughts commented on 29 Aug 2015

+WellDoneBooks Yes, it gives you a little tidbit and then you have to keep reading aha. Thanks :).

bookishcrumbs commented on 28 Aug 2015

I am really scared by creepy books. The Simon Beckett books are really popular here in Germany and they freaked me out. But your and Jen's reviews made me buy The Dumb House.. The field of linguistics is a huge part of my studies and so I am really interested in the topic the book deals with. I hope it won't scare me too much.

Jean Bookishthoughts commented on 29 Aug 2015

+bookishcrumbs it's more disturbing than jumpy scary so hopefully you enjoy it :).

rincey reads commented on 27 Aug 2015

Fantastic review. I'm not into super creepy books because I am a big wimp, but describing it as a psychological thriller makes me think I could handle it and I want to give it a try because of your rave review

Jean Bookishthoughts commented on 27 Aug 2015

+rincey reads definitly! It isn't like American Psycho or the Saw movie things (I speak as if I've seen them aha but I imagine), it is far more than that :). Really delves into this strange man's life.

Another story for tomorrow commented on 26 Aug 2015

Loving the quality of the new camera, I know it doesn't have anything to do with the content of the video, but it looks great! I was already intrigued by The Dumbhouse, because it seems to be one of those beautiful yet dark books, and now I must read it! Hopefully I can get my hands on it :).

Jean Bookishthoughts commented on 26 Aug 2015

+Another story for tomorrow Haha that's ok it's nice to know that it makes a difference :D. It is amazing I hope you enjoy it!

tetsubo57 commented on 26 Aug 2015

*1997* is considered *vintage*? I feel really old at the moment.

Alyssa Warner commented on 27 Aug 2015

+tetsubo57 Vintage is the imprint, the story is a modern classic.

Taylor commented on 26 Aug 2015

It's meant to be a modern classic.

valereads commented on 26 Aug 2015

You MUST read The Collector by John Fowles. Once again another story of a psycho/sociopath who entraps people. It's about a young man who collects butterflies that is obsessed with this beautiful art student, so obsessed with her that he kidnaps her and keeps her in his basement. The first half of the story is told from his perspective, which is fascinating, and the second half is told from the girl's perspective, which is just as amazing! It's now one of my favourite books, despite how dark and infuriating it was. You'll love it.

valereads commented on 26 Aug 2015

+exlibris YES! I hope you enjoy it!

exlibris commented on 26 Aug 2015

+valereads Added this to my wishlist as I ADORED the Dumb House :)

Dumb Bunnies - Childrens Book

Dear dumb diary book review!

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Skyla G commented on 27 Dec 2014

I don't think they have that in my country and state

Makayla Mitchell commented on 23 Aug 2015

love the movie

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Book Review | The Dumb House

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Let'sGetLostIn Words commented on 04 Sep 2015

Ahhh your reviews always get me. I believe this will be my first book purchase when I get there! You could definitely hurt my wallet. haha! Great job! xx

chboskyy commented on 05 Sep 2015

Mission accomplished haha!

Carolyn Storer commented on 02 Sep 2015

I'm surprised that vintage regards this as a classic having been published in 1997. I'm one for messed up books too lol I'm looking forward to reading it. Every time I watch a video I get more excited for it. Great review

chboskyy commented on 05 Sep 2015

+Carolyn Storer oh yeah I definitely agree! I think it would be termed maybe as more of a modern classic but it's great to hear about some more Scottish books!

Carolyn Storer commented on 02 Sep 2015

+chboskyy I think for me a classic has to 'stand the test of time' as well as being 'note-worthy' along with many other factors. I think the question 'what makes a book a classic?' will have a different answer from different people.

Carolyn Storer commented on 02 Sep 2015

+chboskyy I suppose I just go by the fact that Vintage and Penguin both have classifications of 'classics' and 'modern classics' and therefore 1997 wouldn't really fit into that and would rather be 'contemporary fiction' but maybe that's just how my head sees it lol

chboskyy commented on 02 Sep 2015

+Carolyn Storer Thanks! I don't think that a classic needs to be old specifically, more note-worthy :)

She's Book Smart But Man Dumb 'Pastor Gerald Kiner PhD'

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Lisa Kirkwood commented on 22 Sep 2015

Dr Kiner has really been a blessing giving so much knowledge.This should help women all over the world to teach us to love ourselves so a Man can love us. Dr.Kiner is definitely breaking it down in this message. I'm looking forward to the book coming so I can receive even more.Dr Kiner is awesome, anointed, brilliant, balanced, a blessing to the body of christ.

Lisa Kirkwood commented on 22 Sep 2015

My my my where do I start about all this knowledge DR.Gerald Kiner is giving. As a woman I'm so thankful for a powerful word like this.looking forward to the book it's going to bless women all over the world it's going to empower, encourage, excite teach u to love yourself so you can be loved. Dr Kiner is a remarkable awesome anointed blessed man.

The dumb bunnies book

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Sophya Flores commented on 30 Jul 2015

Hope you guys enjoyed this video

Random Sentence Sounding Dumb Blindfolded [Book Ch

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ID in my class, Miller's new book, dumb YEC comments (Hello again.)

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DanielJaegerFilms commented on 18 Dec 2008

Thanks man, I like trying to figure out "fairy tales" that people try to prove by twisting facts and inventing "new things*" I guess you could say it's a hobby of mine. But again, all I'm trying to do is understand it, and link it with the Bible, but so far I don't see any way. Oh, and when you say my name on your video, you can call me Daniel Jaeger if you like. Jaeger is pronounced with a J, not a Y, like Yaeger. Yeah, it's about 12:30am here too, so I'm gonna check out. Thanks again! -Daniel

etherealeyes commented on 18 Dec 2008

Natural selection is the basic principle of evolution. Other animals aren't developing high intelligence because there is no selective pressure TO DEVELOP HIGH INTELLIGENCE. OTHER TRAITS ARE SELECTED ON. HIGH INTELLIGENCE IS A TRAIT. NATURAL SELECTION IS THERE. SELECTION FOR THIS PARTICULAR TRAIT IS NOT. Please stop picking which parts to pay attention to and which ones to be oblivious to. Watch the videos, do the reading and then come back. Kabane reads both sides of arguments, you should try

Kabane52 commented on 19 Dec 2008

How did I know that you would say that? Gilmaris just tore you apart. Now I suppose I will repeat what he said. Selective pressure is when one trait is selected for and passed on to successive generations. Such a trait will be selected for if it lends reproductive success. Additional brainpower lends no such reproductive success for other animals. They are selectively pressured to develop other traits which do grant reproductive success. You know nothing about evolution, go learn about it.

Kabane52 commented on 18 Dec 2008

"So how could he allow himself to be represented by something that evolved from an animal?" Uh, why not? Do you have any reason to think he won't? Or was your statement simply an appeal to ridicule. "Who knows what those "somethings" will turn into in the next few billion years? " Nothing new, if our current technological advancement continues. Medicine has removed selective pressure. Honestly man, give up. I've studied this issue for years, and I can tell you know nothing about it.

synth3s1s commented on 20 Dec 2008

dogs produce what we call dogs. every offspring is slightly different from its parents. if you were to live a million years, you might say "hey, these things don't really look like the dogs i've seen a million years ago, even though they're descended from them". change and adaptation of this kind has been observed on fast-multiplying bacteria and viruses. proven and done. the Bible is not meant to provide us with scientific facts. God gave us big brains to find out for ourselves.

DanielJaegerFilms commented on 18 Dec 2008

My "Magic Book" is the Bible, which Kabane claims to believe 100% of! And Twisted facts? Just look at our debates! The facts from him are twisted: Yes, that existed, oh, but now it doesn't, because, if it still existed, it would disprove evolution. It's all geared to support evolution, and to defy Creation. New things invented? Evolution itself is an invention by Charles Darwin, not by God! And if you call the Bible a fairy tale, you might as well forget the whole debate.

etherealeyes commented on 18 Dec 2008

What I meant by reading both parts were understanding the basics first. You clearly don't know what the difference between natural selection and selective pressures are. Your understanding of the Bible comes from a literal interpretation of an English translation. The bible may be God's perfect word, but not when it's interpretted and translated into another man's language. Maybe Eve referred to what we know as mitochondrial Eve. Maybe the 6 days didnt mean 144 hours.

DanielJaegerFilms commented on 20 Dec 2008

So, you're saying that dogs produce dogs, cats produce cats, horses produce horses, but what about apes producing apes, fish producing fish, and untimely, humans producing humans? And hey, I know about evolution, but my point is, it contradicts the Bible. The Bible says "out of the GROUND (not the water) God formed EVERY living creature that walks on the face of the earth." (not swims in the water) And humans were created on the sixth day, not the fifth. (continued)

Ishta5 commented on 23 Dec 2008

selective pressure is not one thing. It is a combination of forces. Imagine a phone number, the combination of numbers matters. It is a emergent property something grater than the sum of its parts. It is the ecosystem evolving. A chance mutation to a protein effecting the jaw muscles, the bridge where muscle was attached became smaller, now the scull was able to expand and the brain could get bigger. The smarter ones figured out more ways to get nutrients and so on.

Gilmaris commented on 19 Dec 2008

"These contradict each other." How? Selective pressure is a natural principle of evolution, YES. But selective pressure is provided by the environment: not ALL selective pressures will push a species toward evolving bigger brains. Other animals have selective pressures, too, just not toward evolving higher intelligence. We tend to prize intelligence because it is our specialisation, after all. A cheetah would prize exceptional speed above exceptional intelligence.

etherealeyes commented on 18 Dec 2008

scientific evidence doesn't set out to prove ideas. The idea was that if evolution were correct, then to account for the change in number of chromosomes between those 2 species. There must have been a fusion of two chromosomes. They did their research and realized, hey, they did fuse. This is means that idea has gained more evidence. Not common ancestry as thus been proved. Its been "proved" because of the mountains of evidence that collectively come together.

zzbullan commented on 18 Dec 2008

hmm "the genius of charles darwin"...i would say to that and all dawkins based doco's...its a great documentary but the dawkins would not go over well and most people would claim a anti-god bias in the film and being a christian school most of the students would likely not listen to what he has to say...a unbiased or slightly christian biased film would be better..in fact anything by ken miller or other christian evolutionist would probably be the best choice.

DanielJaegerFilms commented on 18 Dec 2008

The reason why God WOULD NOT is this: how do you know if those "somethings" which evolved from animals won't turn into swine or giant sloths? Would that be a good way to represent God? ABSOLUTELY NOT! "Nothing new" You just admitted that there would not be any change. So how can you support evolution? I thought evolution lives on things changing, slowly but surely. And what about people who have never had "medicine" such as natives? Why aren't they changing?

DanielJaegerFilms commented on 18 Dec 2008

"Other animals aren't developing high intelligence because there is no selective pressure to do so..." Where did the "selective pressure" come from which caused apes to develop high intelligence? And hey, I'm trying to understand evolution, because you say it goes along with the Bible. But so far, honestly, I see absolutely no similarities with the Bible and evolution, because it contradicts the Bible itself.

ogjimkenobi commented on 18 Dec 2008

Wow man, what a crazy situation you are in. I just can't even imagine putting myself in your place. I think you are probably dealing with the Creationists at your school in the best way possible though. I think that once they realize that they can have their faith and real science at the same time, you might just change a few opinions, maybe open up a few minds. That's all you can really try to do.

thudrock commented on 24 Dec 2008

its a free country but you should not talk like you like christmas thats a holyday for christians but for the rest... its good to debate about some things but most no party would take the others proofs serious evo's declares that crea's are dump and crea's think evo's are just dump but laughing with a kid that talks wierd is a proof you are not to be taken serious sorry (that mister... thinks)

MyOverflow commented on 18 Dec 2008

@DanielJaegerFilms: Natural selection accounts for survival. Intelligence is a feature that humans excel in, while we do poorly at breathing under water. The ability to breathe underwater with gills is how fish excel, while they aren't very smart at the same time. It depends on the situation where the features are pressured for arise. Intelligence isn't the only feature that can be pressured.

thudrock commented on 25 Dec 2008

well then ok i said that debates are good but that neither side would accept each others evidence i'm a creationist but i think that some parts seem logic and i accept the evidence of that to to me its not black or white, its grey and if everybody would think like that then we could finaly see our true history (i have a degree in art history so history is impotant to me)

Kabane52 commented on 18 Dec 2008

Are you referring to humans? They wouldn't change into an existing animal, even if there were selective pressure. We aren't changing right now because there is no selective pressure being applied. Up in Europe, about 13% of the populace is immune to plague. Why? Because from one person, a mutation happened during that outbreak and was selected for.

etherealeyes commented on 18 Dec 2008

I love how you call Scientific theories fairy tales but dont say the same about your magic book. What facts have been twisted? What new things have been invented? If anything, the only twisting comes from creationists who twist ideas so that they are blind to the deductive and logical processes and conclusions anyone should be able to understand.

TheDude0fLife commented on 18 Dec 2008

I'd recommend "The Genius of Charles Darwin" series, by Dawkins which is here on YouTube if you haven't seen it already, but I don't know if it would go over so well in a Christian school. Maybe you can school this Daniel Jaeger guy a bit with a video, but I'd wager it would be something like showing your dog a card trick! Good to see you back!

thudrock commented on 24 Dec 2008

you just proved what i said evolutionists cant withstand criticism, and iff they get criticismthen they make themselves ridiculous by giving childish repleys just like you did with that kid in your class you have your believings, dont start on other peoples believings your like a radical muslim, they are allso selfish

etherealeyes commented on 18 Dec 2008

Also...if your priest knows slightly more about your relgion and the bible than you do. A bishop probably knows slightly more than that priest. The pope most likely knows more than that bishop. The pope made an official statement saying that Evolution and scientific reasoning and the Bible are not mutually exclusive.

DanielJaegerFilms commented on 18 Dec 2008

"In his own image, in ancient Hebrew literature, referred to our ability to represent God on Earth." Exactly! We are here to REPRESENT GOD! So how could he allow himself to be represented by something that evolved from an animal? Who knows what those "somethings" will turn into in the next few billion years?

Gerpinator commented on 19 Dec 2008

Kabane, It's been a while since I've watched a video of yours. I used to watch because I like hearing you talk about evolution and ID. Something I noticed was that your face is maturing. I'm proud of you for taking first place and for competing in debate to begin with. Keep up the good work.

DanielJaegerFilms commented on 18 Dec 2008

I'm paying attention to ALL the parts that he has mentioned to me. Although I assume there are a lot of things that evolutionists DON'T want me to know. Hmm, maybe I know those already, which is why evolution isn't making sense to me, and ESPECIALLY why it CAN'T be linked with the Bible.

Randy Helzerman commented on 18 Dec 2008

Yeah, a private school should be able to teach anything it wants to. I would prefer they would teach ID in the religion class, rather than the science class. Its pretty cool that they let you show a pro-evolution film though. Keep fighting the good fight, don't grow weary in welldoing.

DanielJaegerFilms commented on 18 Dec 2008

I watched the video. I'm confused. You say "natural selection" is a basic principle of evolution. Then you say "Other animals aren't developing high intelligence because there is no selective pressure to do so..." First you're saying it's there, next you're saying it's not there.

Random Sentence Sounding Dumb Blindfolded Book Challenge {Qu4rteto Literário}

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