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Keep it in the family.
Matholwch - Brythonic Tribal Polytheist Posted Jan 25, 2007
Or, that "the Queen is adroit"?
Keep it in the family.
Edward the Bonobo - Gone. Posted Jan 25, 2007
Her eldest boy is a bit Druidy, isn't he? Talking to trees and all that.
Keep it in the family.
Mr. Dreadful - But really I'm not actually your friend, but I am... Posted Jan 25, 2007
I thought the Queen was a shape-shifting lizard.
Keep it in the family.
Edward the Bonobo - Gone. Posted Jan 25, 2007
"Shape-shifting lizard"? In this context, that sounds like an apt description of Tony Blair.
Keep it in the family.
DA ; Simply Vicky: Don't get pithy with me! Posted Jan 25, 2007
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Oh, yes, David Icke is never wrong!
He knows someone who knows someone who claims to have seen Her majesty turn feral on some poor woman's donkey during a human sacrifice ritual...
Vicky
(I read one of his books recently - I just have to ask myself why? Then I remember, no one is ever wholly wrong - and he actually makes sense about Iraq etc.. )
Keep it in the family.
Potholer Posted Jan 25, 2007
>>"Then I remember, no one is ever wholly wrong - and he actually makes sense about Iraq etc."
Stopped clocks, and all that.
I dare say he doesn't drink Paraquat for breakfast, or go to sleep in a hot oven, but that doesn't mean he isn't off his rocker.
If someone is unreliable to the point where you'd have to double-check anything they said before putting the slightest faith in it, their only possible use is generating speculation.
Actually, possibly *another* use is identifying strange people. If someone started a conversation by saying "Well, *David Icke* said...", it'd be an hint to ignore what they were saying, and concentrate on checking possible exits, and whether anyone had allowed them any sharp objects.
Keep it in the family.
Mr. Dreadful - But really I'm not actually your friend, but I am... Posted Jan 25, 2007
Sorry, my fault...
Keep it in the family.
Elrond Cupboard Posted Jan 27, 2007
I just came across this http://www.beliefnet.com/story/209/story_20904_1.html
It's a dialogue between Sam Harris and Andrew Sullivan, with both making some interesting points.
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TRiG (Ireland) A dog, so bade in office Posted Feb 2, 2007
"Nipple sensitivity varies to an extreme degree from individual to individual; some men can even achieve orgasm through nipple stimulation alone, while for others, it creates very little feeling, or is more annoying than arousing."
http://www.jackinworld.com/qa/qa.html
I post this purely for the fun of being able to go "yah boo sucks" at Son of Roj Blake. Childish, I know. But so is the post to which this is a reply.
TRiG.
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Edward the Bonobo - Gone. Posted Feb 2, 2007
What was the question?
I have a friend who had a friend who liked my friend to attack his nipples with a wire brush. You probably didn't need to know that.
And a complete aside
TRiG (Ireland) A dog, so bade in office Posted Feb 2, 2007
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And no, I didn't need to know that.
TRiG.
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Edward the Bonobo - Gone. Posted Feb 2, 2007
Ah, right. My own nipples are more like SoRB's than Insights. They have similar function to that of those vestigial penis thingies that ladies have.
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Matholwch - Brythonic Tribal Polytheist Posted Feb 2, 2007
Hmmm... I've been hidden. I don't remember saying anything too controversial.
Hey guys, if I use old-fashioned epithets like bl--dy and b-st-rd do I get bleeped?
Matholwch .
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Potholer Posted Feb 2, 2007
I guess it depends if anyone is small-minded enough to object, or if you were making some other point they chose to find offensive.
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