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Sw@lnalla

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  1. Now that could be a 'cork popping' experience.
  2. Do you still practice this stuff?
  3. I've got a twist in mine but I don't brag about it.
  4. Ah! yes, I remember Kim, a classy lady well suited to Denzel, and also the manager who left one of the young staff 'up the duff'. If her mother finds out the guy will be castrated
  5. History tells us that Ghengis Khan was very tolerant of religion and a pioneer of meritocracy. Meanwhile the xians were also slaughtering all and sundry, they were also a nasty bunch.
  6. only a few coppers out to school at Hartford Camp, Joe was just starting in the business then.
  7. Too busy searching
  8. Yes it is all about control MR, benign religion? Are you dreaming, it doesn't fill any bill, do you trust people who believe in the supernatural to control the future, especially our childrens education . There is nothing benign about religion. Harmony?, history tells us that religion is the direct cause of the killing of millions of people. I say rubbish MR, find something else that is 'greater than us'. Christianity is, indeed, the faith that made Europe. From the time it gained ascendancy in the Fourth Century until the Renaissance, the faith fostered — insisted upon — ignorance, illiteracy, superstition, oppression of the masses, bigotry, persecution and virtually endless warfare. And it wasn’t until the 18th Century Enlightenment that man was able to discard the life-denying, knowledge-suppressing power of the Church. Where would Europe be today if it weren’t for Christianity?
  9. It's got to be a bit sad when walking a mile or two gains bragging rights.
  10. Pissing against the wind BB, he's a creationist
  11. Let us know how it goes.
  12. Creation? which species? Inter?
  13. Don't be rude Joe. Denzel can go fart peas at the moon.
  14. Shhh! BB, he may start preaching.
  15. No one can serve two masters, for either he will hate the one and love the other, or he will hold to one and despise the other. You cannot serve God and mammon. (Matthew 6:24) Assuming that the believer interprets "mammon" to include Satan, this verse claims we must either love God and hate Satan or love Satan and hate God. Atheists obviously do not love and serve God, so they must love and serve Satan. Such an argument is invalid, however. First, it assumes the absolute truth of the Bible, or at least of that particular verse. This is a circular argument because it assumes something which is at the heart of the disagreement between the atheist and the Christian. Second, it is an example a False Dilemma fallacy because it assumes that the above are the only two choices. The idea that there may not exist any God or Satan, which would open up a wealth of other possibilities, does not seem to occur to the believer. The xian belief is far from ideal even without mammon, but if you believe in one you automatically believe in the other. Fairy tales
  16. Perverted indeed, you never gave a reason "Get a Life"
  17. Not entirely true, the status of alpha is generally achieved by means of superior physical prowess. Just like canines and Denzel However in certain highly-social species such as the Bonobo apes, the alpha can use more indirect methods (such as political alliances) to oust the ruling alpha and take his/her place (!*!@# commie apes ).
  18. Let's hear it then Denzel, we need the benefit of your wisdom, or is your mind ensconced in fairy tales?
  19. I've just looked up the word 'communism', and to be honest there isn't a clear meaning, it's not so much political but simply an idealogy that's been bastardised by the greedy and power hungry. Then we have the evangelists, wishing to misinform our kids at school with mythologigical crap they claim as truth and teaching them to fear. We wonder why we have so many screwed up youngsters in our society.
  20. My piles are acting up.
  21. Have you forgotten Matty Robsons, Feasters and Moldens and even Smails, late 60's Blyth Co-op was decent and Presto's next door. Bacci's for a coffee and snooker or visit the chippy next door, as a last resort there was always the Clayton Ballroom....lol
  22. I could go for 'non-party' politics at local level, common interest combined with local knowledge seems sensible to me but that's not going to happen is it? Maybe common sense is not so common.
  23. See what I mean.

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