Just so as this interesting thread doesn't die, how about some others contributing to it. ? Galbally and I are surely not the only one's with serious beliefs or disbeliefs about it all. ???

Galbally;531580 wrote: You think thats bad?, you aint been in the flirting threads yet my friend! :wah:


Bad. ? Nothing Bad about it. All good fun, isn't it. ? "Catch them if you can, even if you 'are' middle aged". ! :wah:

Galbally;530291 wrote: Yes, food and sex together, the impossible dream.


There's a lot of 'flirting' going on here. ! Why don't you guys just climb into bed and have done with it. ? Get it out of your system. ?

<r>Galbally;530192 wrote: You no like the French food mademoiselle, oh no, "cest nest pas tres bien"? Mon dieu! They do say Italy is the best, and its fair enough. Greece, Spain, get a look in as well, I quite like a lot of different types including German, but then I am Irish and we are weird! <br/...

<t>koan;526144 wrote: The Great British Food Conspiracy<br/> <br/> <br/> <br/> <br/> <br/> Some years ago I spent two weeks at a British computer science meeting, living in a university dorm and eating their food. The widespread feeling among the Americans present was that the food had no taste. Mos...

WonderWendy3;526211 wrote: BOTH, of course...:wah:


You have many 'faces' Love the dog best of all. ! Hope its yours although not very likely.

<t>Galbally;528109 wrote: I know, poor me, :wah: I tell ya I nearly didn't live to be 36 last night, I had a bit of a situation with an aspirin allergy. Getting away from the conspiracy stuff, you should also talk to Jenny Swan, she's Irish as well, she's about today, she's a nice girl, from down co...

<r>shrike;522457 wrote: According to the BBC the USA is determined to kill us all by not subscribing to the climate 'change' hysteria that's reached such a pitch in GB that our PM has to defend his use of aeroplanes.<br/> <br/> Personally, I think global warming is a load of crap. And even if it isn...

<r>Galbally;527704 wrote: I can go off on rants sometimes, but I try not to, I'm 35 you see, its that middle-aged grumpy sod thing kicking in. :wah:<br/> <br/> <br/> OMG. ! Thats terrible. ! Almost half your life gone. :-1 <br/> <br/> Oh well. don't worry too much. When you get to my age you are all...

<r>Galbally;527110 wrote: <br/> <br/> How many? So lets take your argument on, there is this ultra-facistic, power-mad, stop at nothing cabal within the American system who run it all, so who is in on it? All the senators, governors, military, judiciary, mayors, generals, democrats, republicans, lib...

<t>Galbally;527074 wrote: <br/> <br/> fire a cruise missile into your own military headquarters, <br/> <br/> .<br/> <br/> <br/> :D Succes. ! An admission that a cruise missile went into the Pentagon. ? NOT the official story surely. ! <br/> <br/> Didn't another Jet go into that as well. ? So, one pa...

http://www.forumgarden.com/forums/showthread.php?t=8016

Very interesting. ? Presumably it will be said that these authors are nuts, too. ??

<t>Galbally;526598 wrote: Also, here is another point to consider. If this whole episode was just instigated by some all-powerful cabal within the American Government, why stop at this little attack? If you want a reason to "reshape" the world, and declare unending war on anyone you like, why not si...

<t>Galbally;526542 wrote: The poll also found that 16 percent of Americans speculate that secretly planted explosives, not burning passenger jets, were the real reason the massive twin towers of the World Trade Center collapsed.<br/> <br/> Conspiracy groups for at least two years have also questione...

Lulu2;526236 wrote: Don't believe everything you read!


Ok. I don't believe it then. I believe its 45% instead. !

WonderWendy3;526211 wrote: BOTH, of course...:wah:


Now that 'has' spoiled it all. !

<r>An estimated 200 people jumped to their deaths from the burning towers (as depicted in the photograph "The Falling Man"), landing on the streets and rooftops of adjacent buildings hundreds of feet below.[24] To witnesses watching, a few of the people falling from the towers seemed to have stumble...

<t>WonderWendy3;525940 wrote: Fatalities<br/> <br/> An estimated 200 people jumped to their deaths from the burning towers (as depicted in the photograph "The Falling Man"), landing on the streets and rooftops of adjacent buildings hundreds of feet below.[24] To witnesses watching, a few of the peop...

<t>buttercup;509926 wrote: Did anyone actually ever say on tv or in the newspapers that they knew someone on those flights? I cant recall ever hearing that, was there ever a monument or anything for the people on those flights? i would have thought there would have been. Perhaps they were cargo plan...

According to the heading of this Thread 33% of Americans have at last woken up. ! :wah: 33% and counting. ? As soon as it reaches 51% we are in the majority. ! :driving:

<t>[QUOTE=Galbally;525076]To answer some of your questions about our own country. <br/> <br/> Who runs this Country. ?The women, and long may it continue.<br/> <br/> :wah: .An interesting point. ! No doubt women wish it were true. ? <br/> <br/> Who fuels the ‘Celtic Tiger’ ? People foolishly buy...

<r>Galbally;525044 wrote: Okay, here we go again, specific questions.<br/> <br/> <br/> <br/> Also again, I am not trying to insult you personally, and I am not close-minded about any matters such as these, and I want to reiterate that as you still seem quite pissed off, and its not my intention or d...

<t>Galbally;524629 wrote: Yes, I got the names mixed up, but <br/> <br/> I am aware that you will not agree with any of this, and you, like I, have your own conclusions which I will not agree with in the slightest, thats fine, you have every right to your opinon as I, however wrong I think you are. ...

<t>Galbally;523549 wrote: I just want to add, that whatever your opinions are on this, I am not intending on insulting you personally, I just strongly disagree with your opinions, so if I have been robust and abrupt with you I am sorry, but conspiracy theories are something that generally annoy me g...

<r>Galbally;523334 wrote: Fair enough I should have used the full name for those events I didn't realize you were living here as you don't say where you are from so I didn't think it was important. As for September 11th No I didn't check Google, I read the September 11th Commission Report, all 600 o...

<r>Galbally;523064 wrote: No, the Dublin/Monaghan bombings of May 1974, I don't think thats wrong, Talbot Street, South Leinster Street, Parnell St, and Monaghan town, 33 people blown to bits, correct me if I am wrong. And I never said they were the only bombings, or the only dirty little conspiraci...

<r>Galbally;522940 wrote: Yes it is all psychology, all right, but now how you describe it. This instinctive need that people have to see conspiracies behind everything is nothing new, its as old as history. And also, there are many real conspiracies out there obviously, as people and governments do...

ComfortablyNumb;498721 wrote: Old Chinese Proverb -

Those who live with their heads in the sand get their arses blown off!


:wah: Brilliant. !

<t>Galbally;389638 wrote: I find real mysteries interesting, and of course everyone has a pet ghost story, or maybe even a UFO one, and we all enjoy such ideas as they appeal to us. But I don't really take such things very seriously, not like say, gravity, or the cost of living. There certainly are ...