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RE: LADIES only!

I tell you, I dont know whats come over me today, Ive been flirting and allsorts and Ive only been up a couple of hours

Ohhhh shopping........

RE: LADIES only!

I quite like the idea of a supermarket that sells 'man' components - and I dont mean an Anne summers shop

RE: inspirational person

Yeah, hes one of mine too

Here ya go......

RE: LADIES only!

That does it then, the fight is on ladies - orange soup wins the day every time - Im a convert..... Pat, will you marry me

RE: inspirational person

my pleasure - Im just being a creep today - are you any good at fixing shed roofs?

RE: inspirational person

Hey Daisy, if you hit the quote button we know who you are speaking to

RE: LADIES only!

Tough

RE: LADIES only!

I think thats true to an extent - laughing and smiling and feel good endorphins do make things better, not reverse it but there we go - age does have its advantages, for one thing, it teaches us we cant have everything......... but back to this composite man we are working on, he has to be able to make me laugh

RE: LADIES only!

Youve got the in you today you have

RE: LADIES only!

I suppose I asked for that one

RE: LADIES only!

You're making me blush you smoothie you

RE: LADIES only!

Hiya Jack

Yeah, words, thats a must for me come to think of it - he has to know his Dixie Chicks from his Supertramp

RE: LADIES only!

Ahhh, an expert, excellent

RE: LADIES only!

I did actually mean cooking - Im not awake properly yet but this reminded me of a daft old song

RE: LADIES only!

He would have to be as good in the kitchen as he would be in the bedroom for a start

RE: Old time songs of Romance

oh that was so dated - the bridge one

my brains tired, cant think, its late so this will be my last for tonight......


wow, look at this one for dated

RE: CS PUB is now open 3

Hiya Des, good to see you

RE: Old time songs of Romance

as far as love songs go, I reckon this one takes some beating

RE: Old time songs of Romance

RE: Old time songs of Romance

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RE: PSY VAMPS

And you believe this?

RE: Does anyone from UK..have feedback on Prince William's engagement?

shhhhhhh

RE: Does anyone from UK..have feedback on Prince William's engagement?

That used to be the case but times are changing since we got education for the masses, people now ask by what right does any particular group claim special treatment (actually, they always did but it used to be easier to silence people back in the day) and I believe that if treason was seriously cited for disagreeing with the royals nowadays, there would be rebellion on their hands.

The government wouldnt allow it... and the royals know better, they need to keep their heads down if the charade is to continue...

RE: Does anyone from UK..have feedback on Prince William's engagement?

Im still playing out see you later

RE: Does anyone from UK..have feedback on Prince William's engagement?

I can only think that other countries get the 'spun' version of the royal family, after all, they are the original masters of it...... (note to self: dont mention the church, this is not a god thread)

RE: America is recovering! Obama deserves Credit and not Nagging liers!

haha, ooops, sorry bout the empty post there

Was just stopping by to say hi Dude and thanks for that news, I hadnt heard it

RE: Aetheism...genuine or a cop out?

I decided earlier on to revisit the literature on failed resurrection prophesies and found this if anybody's interested



Its quite a heavy read, especially for a Saturday night but its full of stuff like this;

"A study of pagan mythology would establish similar parallels in the stories of Zoroaster (Persian), Perseus and Bacchus (Greek), Horus (Egyptian), Romulus and Remus (Roman), Gautama (the founder of Buddhism), and many others, because various pieces of the dangerous-child myth can be found in the stories of all these pagan gods and prophets. All of these myths antedate, usually by many centuries, Matthew's account of the massacre of the children at Bethlehem. Krishna, for example, was a Hindu savior who allegedly lived in the sixth century B. C., so when a study of ancient world literature shows that an unusual event like the slaughter of the innocents seemed to have happened everywhere, reasonable people will realize that it probably happened nowhere or, at best, that it happened only once and was subsequently plagiarized. Since the story occurs many times before Matthew's version of it, we can only conclude that no such event happened in Bethlehem as Matthew--and only Matthew--claimed. Just like that, then, fundamentalists who put so much stock in prophecy-fulfillment find one of their "fulfillments" vaporizing right before their eyes."



"Matthew also saw prophecy fulfillment in the birth of Jesus at Bethlehem. When the wise men inquired about the birth of the king of the Jews, Herod called the chief priests and scribes together and asked where the Christ would be born:

So they said unto him, "In Bethlehem of Judea, for thus it is written by the prophet: `But you, Bethlehem, in the land of Judah, Are not the least among the rulers of Judah; For out of you shall come a Ruler Who will shepherd My people Israel'" (2:5-6).

The place where this was written was Micah 5:2, which we should look at to get a sense of how New Testament writers sometimes distorted Old Testament scriptures to suit their needs:

"But you, Bethlehem Ephrathah, Though you are little among the thousands of Judah, Yet out of you shall come forth to Me The One to be Ruler in Israel."

As we will soon notice, the differences are important enough to show that Matthew tampered with the text to make it fit the situation he was applying it to. "

It wouldnt be quite so horrendous if it wasnt the stuff that people fight bloody wars over and cite as evidence for their claims.........

RE: Aetheism...genuine or a cop out?

Haha, you charmer you

RE: Aetheism...genuine or a cop out?

Awwww, nobody has called me Lovie for ages and ages, especially on the God threads

You're most welcome