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<t>Scrat wrote: What is your plan? I'm the wrong one to ask, it was the governments that decided in their infinite wisdom to take us in there - against my wishes and despite my opposition. (This is the main problem with representative democracy as opposed to t...

<t>telaquapacky wrote: There is only one problem. Even if I have faith, and love God and want to obey Him, as Paul says, there is still no good thing in me- I am born in sin, and as much as I wish to do and say and think what is righteous, I CANÃ¢â‚¬â„¢T DO IT- Any questions ...

<t>golem wrote: So that certainly does not preclude the entire area being the intended Jewish homeland, and that there would be a designated areas that would not be accessible to Jewish immigration was decided by the Brits. They had no right to do so. Are you ...

Betty Boop wrote: Here we go again another newbie sent packing!

I imagine you'll find she's a bit tougher than that.

Wolverine wrote: Thor

Bl**dy hell - do you knock 6" nails in with it!

<t>Far Rider wrote: ahahah thanks sheryl! as a fat kid.....:yh_rotfl youre killin me wolve... its not so much the OREo's as it is the ANTICIPATION of that particular snack.... ok so tell me your craving stories... pregnant women please get in line to po...

downag wrote: ILLIGITIMI NON CARBORUNDUM

d:-5

That's hardly a polite reply Sir!

<t>SnoozeControl wrote: Its already a whopping 48 degrees at 5:30 AM, so the weather is definitely improving here too... and my boss was actually pleasant to me yesterday. Is that farenhight or centigrade? On third thoughts, being Utah, it's probably absolute...

spot wrote: This is a tribute song to our local sporting hero, by our local folking hero Fred Wedlock, which is almost germane to the thread:

ROTFLMAOTIH

That was wonderful :yh_rotfl

<t>Jives wrote: I'm not. I can play like you never heard, lightning quick scales, beautiful chords and melodies that were never written down, intricate ad libbing.....but I can't read a note of music. so I can't call my self a musician. Doug wrote the music and taught me the chords. jess...

<t>Quote: Originally Posted by SnoozeControl So Spot... you married? I'll tell you this, Snooze - when I point Percy at the porcelain, I have to brace myself first. Lesser men have fled at the sight. Nicely ducked Sir!</t>

<r>SnoozeControl wrote: Spot sort of brought this one to mind when he referred to "Percy." I was wondering if most men do this and what sort of names they come up with. Come on, don't be shy.:sneaky: There must be thousands of them! Wee Willy Winkie being the m...

but very friendly.

Welcome to the world of wonder - some members bark but very few bite and most purr like pussycats

As for diner, you can take your pick of the cafe or the pub.

Relax, enjoy

Hope to see you around

<t>Bronwen wrote: down, I think you are mistaken here because the number of the beast is a single number, not three numbers. It is (six HUNDRED)+(six times TEN)+ 6, not 6+6+6. Also, the author clearly states that it is 'the number of a man'. I also recall a suggestion th...

golem wrote:

We want a clear area between our borders and the security fence.

As you admit that the wall is built outside of your borders answer me this :-

By what right do you fence in and build on other people's land?

Scrat wrote: I really think we should get a clue and figure out that we are not wanted at this party.

We weren't wanted in the first place - why have qualms now?

<t>Scrat wrote: It is the next Lebanon. If we're not going to put 400,000 more pairs of boots on the ground there with adequate armor and firesupport, go after every warlord and politician now in power and shoot them in the back of the head in front of the next bu...

Accountable wrote: Found it!

http://www.forumgarden.com/terms.html

I'd forgotten agreeing to all of that - thanks for the pointer

Why is it that whenever I'm desparate to get some sleep, thing start to get interesting?

G'night!

<t>Far Rider wrote: I just calls'em like I sees'm... if we're gonna have rules then they need to be as universal as possible... (I realize sometimes special circumstances bend rules but it should be a rarity)... anyway... if one day I come in here all fired up and take it out on You, then I should b...

<t>AussiePam wrote: Mostly that's right. We all have our little blind spots and bad hair days. Days when we are not diplomatic and thoughtful and sometimes we cross the line, bloody lose the plot entirely and rightly get walloped by our mates. And that's fine. We get up, apologise, get hugged and ge...

<t>BabyRider wrote: So, do you get hateful PM's from the ones who just don't see eye-to-eye with you? If you do, what do you do? Respond? Ignore? Report? I know my views and opinions are not the most popular around here, but I do have true friends here who appreciate honesty and straight...

Nomad wrote: They accepted our offer. Were homeowners. Excuse me I have to vomit now.

Wonderful - I hope the road is smooth for you.

<t>downag wrote: If therefore, man was created the 6th day, all races, and then HaAdam after, then there were people already present for Cain to go and take a wife from the land of Nod. No incest. But surely, If Cain took his wife from these "other" people, ...

<t>golem wrote: That is so funny. Of COURSE we want to live in peace! ALL of us! We want nothing more but it's not us that's the trouble makers! No, you want peace your way Ã¢â‚¬â€œ no compromise no toleration of other's needs golem wrote: I find it amazing th...

If you don't mind someone with no memory who hasn't played in twenty years then I'll give it a go.

<t>Scrat wrote: We came there to get Saddam and destroy the rigime he controled. That has been done. We are finished we should leave. Having dismantled whatever passed as the country's infrastructure, wrecked the economy and set the people at each other's throats we are...

<r>AussiePam wrote: Great thread BR !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I remember midori was one of the ingredients in a marvellous coctail called I think, a Japanese Slipper!! I thought absinthe was now illegal pretty much everywhere. The wormwood or whatever in the original is a hallucinogene. (But pernod is still ...

<r>BabyRider wrote: Seems to me that bottled beer would be a better way for you to go as opposed to barrels. Having not one single clue what types of beers are available and popular in London, I'm afraid I may not be much help with this one. Do the members prefer draught beer? What type i...

<t>Bryn Mawr wrote: I'd always thought that there were several hundred reversal events across the mid atlantic trench. My mistake - several hundred indeed but the British Geological Survey shows an average of 225,000 years. I keep forgetting how long geological time IS.<...

<r>spot wrote: Again, your timeframe is out - "During the last 20 million years the fossil record shows 60 reversals", or once every hundred thousand years. I'm digging the numbers off the NASA website, where reassurance on the effects is also available... <URL url="http://image.gsfc.nasa.gov/poetry...

Far Rider wrote: Oh yeah you better know now I dont explain things very well....

You have the original word...make your decision...

Ah, sorry, I take things too literally sometimes (and too silly at others)

Excuse me whilst I sit and think

<t>Clipper wrote: LD you make some pretty valid points in your post. IMHO the war in Iraq would not be portrayed as going so badly if some folks here in this country would just get over the fact that Bush did in fact win the election. Being a Brit I don't have a clue wh...

<t>LilacDragon wrote: War is a Dog-awful thing. While I would like nothing more then for there to be no civilian casualties, the fact is that there has NEVER been and will NEVER be a war that doesn't have civilian casualties. As a military wife and the mother of a son, I don't like war an...

SnoozeControl wrote: We need to get the hell out of there.

We should never have gone in there - but having done so, we cannot just turn around and walk away.

<t>Far Rider wrote: Well... You jusy have to decide wether that single word "kill" means murder or just death. It still remains straight forward. The definition of kill is easy - to cause to die. It's whether the original text had any other interpret...

<t>OK - this might be totally unfair but I'd be interested in your opinion Running a club bar (by the members for the members, no professional or paid help). Opens Friday and Saturday night and Sunday lunch. Attendance varies from half a dozen to sixty or seventy on a good nigh...

<t>Q1. Do you consider yourself religious? Yes Q2. If yes, what religion do you perceive yourself as? Christian Q3. Do you believe in fate? I believe that there are combinations of events that push you in ways you do not wish to go. I do not believe in the Norns weaving their t...

<t>golem wrote: You guys can spin it whichever way that you want but the fact remains that whereas Israel sought to be inclusive to all people within her borders from before day #1 the arabs declared war on Israel the day AFTER day #1 (literally). One could easily argue that the Isr...

<t>Far Rider wrote: Stongs definition: It primary use is premeditated murder.... ......If it said thou shalt not kill then later when the levitical law was laid down then this should have been changed, yet it stands. So Levitical law lays down degrees of murder... its an incre...

Nomad wrote: My sis made it through the surgery ok. 5 hrs !

Its been a crappy day but Im very relieved now.

That is absolutely wonderful news.

The very best of luck with the rehab.

and give her all the support you can - more power to you.

SweetDarlin wrote: not here... that was my point. We only use license... licence is only in the dictionary as a British spelling

So I'd assumed from your comment, and why I gave the difference over here.

<t>Far Rider wrote: Two different "kills"... in the first thou shalt not kill..its thou shalt not murder. In the second a time to kill... its killing as an act of defense, or for punishment. Where in Exodus does it qualify the commandment? From the King James :- <br...

SweetDarlin wrote: licence is Britty... yes.

all good examples.

A licence is a piece of paper allowing you to do something.

To license is the act of getting or giving that piece of paper.

English, who'd invent it?

Any number of them from the classic to, too and two through affect and effect to licence and license.

but maybe that's English English?

<t>golem wrote: So what? Israel is the JEWISH homeland. The JEWISH state. Much as The Vatican os the ROMAN CATHOLIC state. There is no comparison. Vatican city is the administrative centre for a religion. Israel is a secular state whose citizens belong to several religio...

<t>Bronwen wrote: Very well put, spot, and of course, Methodism is in some ways as hierarchical as Catholicism, and Methodist ministers take vows of obedience to their bishops just as Catholic priests do. The big difference being that neither the Minister nor the Bishop ...

<t>Bronwen wrote: Spot, with all due respect to both yourself and your 'Christians of good repute', I cannot see how ANY Christian, Catholic, Protestant or otherwise, could find that opinion compatible with their Christianity. Christianity is COMPLETELY about organization, about brother/sisterhood i...

<t>Bronwen wrote: One thing I have noticed on religious discussion boards is that Jews, Roman Catholics, Eastern Orthodox, and Anglicans/Episcopalians are nearly always very open about their affiliations. In the case of Protestants, however, this does not always seem to be the case. And ...

<t>SOJOURNER wrote: Congratulations GRANDMA!! Nothing better than a grandchild. Am wishing you all every happiness.................. :-6 Too true - all the fun of watching them grow up, all the pleasure of spoiling them rotten and you can give them back when they poo their nappy - b...

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