Brendan

Seen a Godfather filim Made taramosalata

They write for the Guardian because it pisses you off.

Me too. Convinced Mick half-inched my idea.

I'm in. Ive not had a good burger in ED for a while. Although that article did cause a gag reflex.

I was only trying to sleep with the witch and I didn?t inhale.

I live in Oxted because it pisses people off.

I read the Guardian because it pisses you off.

Narnia Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Surely no one of pub entry age has a skateboard? Is there any other way to travel to the pub? It makes the trip home exponentially more exciting. A bit like booking your summer hols in Bagdad. Or Blackpool.

Purely from a consumer?s point of view I suppose if it is the player who has been advertised rather than the play there may be an argument for it. For instance if you were sold: ?JORDAN ? JORDAN ? JORDAN as lady macbeth? you would be a bit annoyed if this ended up not being the case. Whereas in the case of ?GREASE the part of frenchy currently being played by dame helen mirren? you are being sold the show not the person.

I?m pretty sure that regardless of their existence the gods are supporting England. However to ensure that the god of the Israelites is placated and ?on side? as it were perhaps we should take the precedent from Genesis 4 vs 3-5. According we shall chucketh 2 pots upon the bonfire which cometh this Friday. The contents of one being of Bovril and of the other being of Vegetablemite. And the Lords shall have regard for the meaty goodness but shall not have regard for the vegetable and the producers of the vegetable pot shall be downcast. Yea verily. 'n shit.

computedshorty Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I must be as I cant see myself in the mirror. Same thing happened to me once. Turned out my wife had been doing some rearranging and moved the mirror. Similar thing happened when she tidied my wardrobe and I went to work without my trousers. Or was that one a dream.

The demands of fatherhood are a privilage that holds uncountable pleasures. Unfortunately I?m also currently doing 2 jobs because of the ?current financial climate? and a law degree in my spare time. So I?ve had to put arguing about theology, politics, existentialism etc. on here to the side for now to focus on filling out memos for finance or pouring over text books that smell slightly of baby sick. The Ashes is (or should that be are) starting soon though.

please excuse me. I have a headache this morning and am therefore being a dick.

I think what Narnia was asking with this thread was more a question about the nature of god/s, why they seem to be pretty universal across cultures and what the relationship to the human psyche is. Approaching it from a point of view of faith in Jesus, Prince Phillip, Woden or the Spaghetti Monster can?t answer that. Apart from the fact that it is addressing a question that wasn?t asked all that you are doing is asserting that you have an ?answer? that has been told to you by someone else. You need a lot more than, "It's true because it says so here." to make a convincing argument about something. As for the descent into the nonsensical (in this context) debate on science and religion, is it remiss of me to call everyone idiots? Seriously, your taking ideas that all of us had thought through backwards and inside-out by the age of 8 when we first started to wonder about all this god and church stuff then just putting them into grownup words.

?ell oh ?ell

You have to pay a lot more than 2 chunks bus fare for that in some parts of town.

Yeah, the Americans are quite keen on it apparently.

Fuck me there?s sausages too! A pirate and sausages. Throw in a few sets of jublies, a monkey and maybe some mustard and you?ve got an evening?s entertainment on your hands.

Those limp wristed, liberal Normans and such.

There we go. Problem solved.

jaybee82 Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > 5. Which sport is played with a Sliotar? It's used for both rounders and hurling isn't it?

I saw some of this last weekend and there's a pirate! Have you guys seen the pirate? When's it on again? I didn't know they had pirates.

So just wear a turban. They aren?t going to pull you over and make you prove you?re sikh are they?

And his black and white cat awayo.

I also don?t know of any Christian denominations where adherents are obliged to wear a cross. Otherwise in a society like Britain, largely Christian for well over 1000 yrs, it would be the norm and there would be all sorts of allowances made for it. I went to a Christian school. We weren?t allowed to wear jewellery. If I decided to wear a crucifix and give some spiel about it being my right as a Christian the headmaster*, faced with such smartarsery, would have got very unchristian indeed with the employment of his stout stick. *Anglican priest he was and all.