Would you become a Christian for a chance at Katie Taylor? (33)
fast_and_furiousTipp, Tipperary Ireland58 Threads 1 Polls 1,394 PostsMariannette: for some unknown reason I dont think you would turn down a bj from many women
I could just close my eyes with some :)
fast_and_furious: I could just close my eyes with some :)
sure stick you in a blackout room and you'd not have a clue.
Mariannette: sure stick you in a blackout room and you'd not have a clue.
Sense of touch I'd deffo no certain things lolNo, some things are just too fundamental. I stopped having imaginary friends when I was about 5 and have no intention of changing back now.
I am a socialist and a secularist. While I could probably just about tolerate someone who went to church so long as it wasn't very important to her and she didn't try to involve me, someone who was deeply religious couldn't possibly work out I'd say.
I don't think anyone in their 20s being so religious is either natural or healthy. I hope for Katie's sake she grows out of it.
I am a socialist and a secularist. While I could probably just about tolerate someone who went to church so long as it wasn't very important to her and she didn't try to involve me, someone who was deeply religious couldn't possibly work out I'd say.
I don't think anyone in their 20s being so religious is either natural or healthy. I hope for Katie's sake she grows out of it.
scriobhneoir: No, some things are just too fundamental. I stopped having imaginary friends when I was about 5 and have no intention of changing back now.
I am a socialist and a secularist. While I could probably just about tolerate someone who went to church so long as it wasn't very important to her and she didn't try to involve me, someone who was deeply religious couldn't possibly work out I'd say.
I don't think anyone in their 20s being so religious is either natural or healthy. I hope for Katie's sake she grows out of it.
your a dickheadI am a socialist and a secularist. While I could probably just about tolerate someone who went to church so long as it wasn't very important to her and she didn't try to involve me, someone who was deeply religious couldn't possibly work out I'd say.
I don't think anyone in their 20s being so religious is either natural or healthy. I hope for Katie's sake she grows out of it.
scriobhneoir: No, some things are just too fundamental. I stopped having imaginary friends when I was about 5 and have no intention of changing back now.
I am a socialist and a secularist. While I could probably just about tolerate someone who went to church so long as it wasn't very important to her and she didn't try to involve me, someone who was deeply religious couldn't possibly work out I'd say.
I don't think anyone in their 20s being so religious is either natural or healthy. I hope for Katie's sake she grows out of it.
I am a socialist and a secularist. While I could probably just about tolerate someone who went to church so long as it wasn't very important to her and she didn't try to involve me, someone who was deeply religious couldn't possibly work out I'd say.
I don't think anyone in their 20s being so religious is either natural or healthy. I hope for Katie's sake she grows out of it.
I agree to a certain extent.
AN exs family were born again christians...the sister in her early 20's was one of those lying in the aisles unable to move as she had been touched by the lord! That to me was freaky. 15yrs later and she is not like that at all. More active than most when it comes to Christianity, but once a week on a sunday.
If Katie's belief helped her succeed, then so be it. I do however feel it is a little odd that she professes it so much.
Mariannette: I agree to a certain extent.
AN exs family were born again christians...the sister in her early 20's was one of those lying in the aisles unable to move as she had been touched by the lord! That to me was freaky. 15yrs later and she is not like that at all. More active than most when it comes to Christianity, but once a week on a sunday.
If Katie's belief helped her succeed, then so be it. I do however feel it is a little odd that she professes it so much.
AN exs family were born again christians...the sister in her early 20's was one of those lying in the aisles unable to move as she had been touched by the lord! That to me was freaky. 15yrs later and she is not like that at all. More active than most when it comes to Christianity, but once a week on a sunday.
If Katie's belief helped her succeed, then so be it. I do however feel it is a little odd that she professes it so much.
I would go further and say that while I still admire her greatly and feel she is a lovely human being,I feel let down by her ramming her religious views down my throat as a boxing fan and a well wisher.I was fully behind her for what she was doing for our country why did she have to try to alienate people like me by bringing religion into it?
pedro27: your a dickhead
Pedro you should pray for people and not try to force them into believing ....when anyone tries to force an opinion on another then the other will only dig their heels in further
..................thats human nature ..
and yes i hold deep religious beliefs ......
I pray for all heathens to be kept warm in the afterlife
whitepaws: STEP INTO MY OFFICE YOUR FIRED
Ooooooh I do like a man who
ohwiseone: Ooooooh I do like a man who thinks he is in charge
Psssssssst the 6 min abs and 7 min abs along with step into my office your fired was from a film i think was hilarious ...Can you guess which film
ill give you a clue ...it had nothing to do with the presidential elections in america
whitepaws: Psssssssst the 6 min abs and 7 min abs along with step into my office your fired was from a film i think was hilarious ...Can you guess which film
ill give you a clue ...it had nothing to do with the presidential elections in america
ill give you a clue ...it had nothing to do with the presidential elections in america
umm you have me thinking now Emu, can I call a friend, I shall be back, I know just the friend who will have the answer
scriobhneoir: I would go further and say that while I still admire her greatly and feel she is a lovely human being,I feel let down by her ramming her religious views down my throat as a boxing fan and a well wisher.I was fully behind her for what she was doing for our country why did she have to try to alienate people like me by bringing religion into it?
ah so this brought on the god thread, do you think katie taylor is obliged to only talk about things that sit well with your view of the world
The only reason a person should be a member of any religion is because they want to be, not because someone else wants them to be. Otherwise you are not doing it because you believe, you are just doing it to get your leg over.
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