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simplychris
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Registration Date: May 11, 2011
Date of Birth: April 18, 1986 (38 years old)
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Additional Info About simplychris
Gender: Male
Religious Views: Philosophical Atheist - I see religion as a wasteful distraction from peoples' enjoyment of the one and only existence we're certain of.
Location: Merseyside, GB.
Bio: I spent literally minutes coming up with a witty username until simply settling for the one my birth certificate granted me.
I sometimes pretend to be a musician and spend most of my time buying books on science that I never get around to reading.

At the moment my bookshelf is peering out longingly at me, with the titles:
Bad Science by Ben Goldacre (though I'm dying to read it)
The Stuff of Thought by Steven Pinker
The Atheist's Guide to Christmas compiled by Ariane Sherine, with contributions from Derren Brown, Richard Dawkins, Simon Singh et al
And of Course, The God Delusion by Richard Dawkins; of which I've read one and a half chapters (and the first chapter doesn't count, because I already heard it read aloud by Mr Dawkins on YouTube).

I suck at reading, I should devote more time to it.