Alan Medic

Otta Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Yeah I get that, but if you trace it back, I'm > sure uncle Mo or whoever he was named after will > have been named after the prophet. > > Does this mean if people put images of me on > facebook I should be offended and kill them? Well Jesus is a popular name in Spain and Manchester and he apparently also plays for PSG.....so I'm sure who should be offended? http://www.fourfourtwo.com/news/verratti-zlatan-claimed-he-was-jesus-inspire-psg

You're too young Louisa.

maxxi Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Louisa Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > MrBen what on earth is acid? Back in my day we > > were happy sniffing petrol. > > > > Louisa. > > Petrol?! Oooh we used to dream of petrol! We had > to make do with Paraffin; or snort the crumbs from > the bottom of a box of firelighters. We used to drink a particular cough mixture by the bottle. That was after I tried acid.

Imagine Otta became a very popular name to call children in East Dulwich.Several generations on and the next Special One is born and he is named Otta. Otta was a baby first before going on to give sermons in Goose Green once he had become enlightened. At this stage there were many people called Otta.Some may have been crooks or bakers or even bankers.However there was only one enlightened one and what was important was not his name but what he said. So to answer your question some Mohammed's might have been named after Uncle Mo who made it big running a bar in America and not necessarily a Profit.....or even a Loss.

http://www.huffingtonpost.co.uk/2015/01/13/lse-student-daniel-wickhams-epic-twitter-takedown_n_6461208.html?1421144526 Good lad.

In so far as I've been able to read it, this woman provides a lot of interesting views and links.

david_carnell Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > No one has the right in life to wander around and > never be offended. I would say that everyone has the option of walking around and never being offended. It's where your headspace is. If you are happy then it's a case of sticks and stones. I've been offended on this thread and actually feel like calling someone a prick. However who am I hurting by getting angry. Just me. I need to deal with that so next time it's water off a ducks back. I want to never be offended regardless of the offence and it's my right not to be.

StraferJack Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Let's not forget who Tony Blair relied on to help > him kill all those people out east... > > http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/religion/5373525/T > ony-Blair-believed-God-wanted-him-to-go-to-war-to- > fight-evil-claims-his-mentor.html > > It doesn't make Christians repsonible for that > either - but when you have the aggressors claiming > inspiration from God, you can't say religion > doesn't play a part I'd say it's more delusion than anything else. Call it a religion if you want but that is not why people do evil things. Lack of personal contentment, to choose a very wide ranging type of word, is why.

david_carnell Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Alan Medic Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > As for Je suis Charlie as a symbol of freedom > to > > write what you want, I find that unfortunate. > You > > don't have the right to insult anyone even with > a > > pencil. > > Disagree. You have exactly that right, Alan. > That's the whole point of freedoms. You don't have > to if you don't want to, but you absolutely have > the right to insult people, with a pencil or not. Who says so........the Government? > > As long as that doesn't cross the line into > inciting hatred, harrasment or other criminality > then that right is pretty sacrosanct. Who decides where the line is drawn? In my view it is the individual and not what someone else says I'm allowed to do or not do.

Robert Poste's Child Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > The new edition of Charlie Hebdo will be available > here when it comes out tomorrow. Will you be > buying it? Not me.

StraferJack Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > "You don't have the right to insult anyone even > with a pencil." > > You kind of do. Wether you should or not is the > "responsibility" bit - but you do have the freedom > and the right I would say that depends of your moral compass not on the law of the land.

red devil Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Alan Medic Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > These two martyrs... > > Martyrs is what they wanted to be known as. > Personally I think murdering @#$%& is a far more > apt description. > Good post d-c... If you're implying I think they were martyrs then you must not have read more than the first three words of the post.

These two martyrs ran away,stole for food and tried to escape. I expect they wanted to live otherwise they could have caused more havoc in Paris until they were shot. Whatever their motives there is no religion which could justify their actions or would want to. I say Jeez Christ regularly but don't consider myself a Christian. As for Je suis Charlie as a symbol of freedom to write what you want, I find that unfortunate. You don't have the right to insult anyone even with a pencil.

Jeremy Wrote: > > Alan Medic Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > I don't think the term 'Islamic terrorism' does > > anyone any favours. It terrorism but not in the > name of Islam. > > All too easy to say. Just because their beliefs > are not in line with mainstream Islam, doesn't > mean that religion isn't a huge factor in all of > this business. I couldn't disagree with you more. Where is there evidence that religion has a part to play in this, apart from those who would like you to think it has?

Which is a shame for the club. Whoever is running the bar isn't doing a good job by the sound of it.

Wrong thread PD unless you predicted all of that.

I don't think the term 'Islamic terrorism' does anyone any favours. It terrorism but not in the name of Islam.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/0/football/30765555 I quite like this Posh Chairmans approach.

With the 4th and 5th rounds to come a new entrant could qualify with one exceptional week or two ok weeks. Just saying as it sounds like you are skipping them.

red devil Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > The scores for the FA Cup 3rd Round are as > follows... > > AM 10pts > AqM 8pts > JL 7pts > mx 6pts > Ot 6pts > LG 5pts > RD 5pts > EP 1pt > > I haven't bothered with a table. Unless we get at > least one extra player to join in, then there is > no point in continuing with the league, as all 8 > current players will qualify for the QF knock out > stage regardless... Did you not have seeding last year RD to determine the q/f draw? ( I haven't checked, honest)

http://www.newyorker.com/culture/cultural-comment/unmournable-bodies This is worth a read.

Cotton?

Made another attempt on the wall which didn't work so ended up getting one for the door. This works great and very easy to put up. Anyway if anyone wants the wall one for free send me a message.

Nearly a month later and not a sign of anything sprouting..........

So without doing a test to check if someone is under the limit before having sex, you may be accused of rape. Is that the gist of it? Bit of a romance killer.