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What's the movie that you watch over and over?
GuyKeith comments on Nov 30, 2018:
I often watch my favorite holiday movies over and over again: A Christmas Story, varioius Scrooge classics, Miracle on 34th St., Christmas Vacation.
Other, non-holiday movies are: Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf?, Glengarry Glen Ross, Withnail & I, Life of Brian, Alien, Once Upon A Time In The ...
LenHazell53 replies on Dec 4, 2018:
@TristanNuvo, @Xanadutoo
"and to think of what careers came of all of them." Brad Dexter never had another starring role, and his only other supporting lead was in Von Ryan's express again at the insistence of Frank Sinatra (Who pushed for his role in M7 because he owed him a favour, allegedly that Dexter had once saved Sinatra's life in a drowning incident)
GuyKeith comments on Nov 30, 2018:
I often watch my favorite holiday movies over and over again: A Christmas Story, varioius Scrooge classics, Miracle on 34th St., Christmas Vacation.
Other, non-holiday movies are: Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf?, Glengarry Glen Ross, Withnail & I, Life of Brian, Alien, Once Upon A Time In The ...
LenHazell53 replies on Dec 4, 2018:
@TristanNuvo, @Xanadutoo
"and to think of what careers came of all of them." Brad Dexter never had another starring role, and his only other supporting lead was in Von Ryan's express again at the insistence of Frank Sinatra (Who pushed for his role in M7 because he owed him a favour, allegedly that Dexter had once saved Sinatra's life in a drowning incident)
What's the movie that you watch over and over?
GuyKeith comments on Nov 30, 2018:
I often watch my favorite holiday movies over and over again: A Christmas Story, varioius Scrooge classics, Miracle on 34th St., Christmas Vacation.
Other, non-holiday movies are: Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf?, Glengarry Glen Ross, Withnail & I, Life of Brian, Alien, Once Upon A Time In The ...
LenHazell53 replies on Dec 4, 2018:
@TristanNuvo Steve McQueen's first starring role in a Movie was "The Blob" 1958 and his film debut was a year before that in Never Love a Stranger (1958 )
Face of a Fugitive (1959) was Coburn's first feature, but M7 was his first starring role.
GuyKeith comments on Nov 30, 2018:
I often watch my favorite holiday movies over and over again: A Christmas Story, varioius Scrooge classics, Miracle on 34th St., Christmas Vacation.
Other, non-holiday movies are: Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf?, Glengarry Glen Ross, Withnail & I, Life of Brian, Alien, Once Upon A Time In The ...
LenHazell53 replies on Dec 4, 2018:
@TristanNuvo Steve McQueen's first starring role in a Movie was "The Blob" 1958 and his film debut was a year before that in Never Love a Stranger (1958 )
Face of a Fugitive (1959) was Coburn's first feature, but M7 was his first starring role.
It takes you away 11:9
Nope, it drives you away.
altschmerz comments on Dec 2, 2018:
You guys didn't like it? I thought it was ok - until the universe turned into a frog. But hey, Ryan accepted Graham! That made me happy.
LenHazell53 replies on Dec 3, 2018:
Graham is the main reason for watching now.
altschmerz comments on Dec 2, 2018:
You guys didn't like it? I thought it was ok - until the universe turned into a frog. But hey, Ryan accepted Graham! That made me happy.
LenHazell53 replies on Dec 3, 2018:
Graham is the main reason for watching now.
Capitalism . . .
LenHazell53 comments on Dec 1, 2018:
The sentiment is correct even if the grammar and syntax are not.
Post war peace is an great intensifier for rebuilding, research, improving and further rearmament to prevent future wars.
Prolonged peace however, leads to over population, unemployment, idleness, a weakened populace and a sense ...
LenHazell53 replies on Dec 2, 2018:
@THHA Apart from the fact that you obviously know nothing about Egyptology, you've basically spent a lot of effort in saying I am wrong and then violently agreeing with me.
LenHazell53 comments on Dec 1, 2018:
The sentiment is correct even if the grammar and syntax are not.
Post war peace is an great intensifier for rebuilding, research, improving and further rearmament to prevent future wars.
Prolonged peace however, leads to over population, unemployment, idleness, a weakened populace and a sense ...
LenHazell53 replies on Dec 2, 2018:
@THHA Apart from the fact that you obviously know nothing about Egyptology, you've basically spent a lot of effort in saying I am wrong and then violently agreeing with me.
What's the movie that you watch over and over?
TristanNuvo comments on Nov 30, 2018:
Excaliber is a great one.
I haven't watched in ages, but back in the day, that was one that a few friends and I watched over and over.
Star Wars, (the original 3) none of that other crap, was one we did as well.
Speaking of that, Spaceballs was another that we watched a ton.
All of the ...
LenHazell53 replies on Dec 2, 2018:
I went to see Excalibur on at the cinema when it was a new blockbuster hit film in the UK.
can never hear the name Merlin now without thinking of Nicol Williamson, terrific performance.
TristanNuvo comments on Nov 30, 2018:
Excaliber is a great one.
I haven't watched in ages, but back in the day, that was one that a few friends and I watched over and over.
Star Wars, (the original 3) none of that other crap, was one we did as well.
Speaking of that, Spaceballs was another that we watched a ton.
All of the ...
LenHazell53 replies on Dec 2, 2018:
I went to see Excalibur on at the cinema when it was a new blockbuster hit film in the UK.
can never hear the name Merlin now without thinking of Nicol Williamson, terrific performance.
Christian existential dilemma...
cava comments on Dec 1, 2018:
Christ's words on the cross:
"Around the ninth hour, Jesus shouted in a loud voice, saying "Eli Eli lama sabachthani?" which is, "My God, my God, why have you forsaken me?" ... It is the only saying that appears in more than one Gospel, and is a quote from Psalms 22:1. This saying is taken by ...
LenHazell53 replies on Dec 1, 2018:
No it was a prearranged signal for one of the disciples to give him a catalepsy inducing drug (the sour wine soaked sponge on a stick, which was allowed by the Romans because suck sticks had only one purpose in ancient roman, they were used to wash shit off your arse, no toilet paper back then. It's a biblical toilet joke).
cava comments on Dec 1, 2018:
Christ's words on the cross:
"Around the ninth hour, Jesus shouted in a loud voice, saying "Eli Eli lama sabachthani?" which is, "My God, my God, why have you forsaken me?" ... It is the only saying that appears in more than one Gospel, and is a quote from Psalms 22:1. This saying is taken by ...
LenHazell53 replies on Dec 1, 2018:
No it was a prearranged signal for one of the disciples to give him a catalepsy inducing drug (the sour wine soaked sponge on a stick, which was allowed by the Romans because suck sticks had only one purpose in ancient roman, they were used to wash shit off your arse, no toilet paper back then. It's a biblical toilet joke).
How do you see the future of science education?
Amisja comments on Dec 1, 2018:
I teach on a BSc and MSc course and I am always surprised by the poor scientific knowledge of the students. I remember my science education, learning the scientific method first of all. A level science at the time consisted of developing your own research and submitting it to statistical analysis ...
LenHazell53 replies on Dec 1, 2018:
you could say they were completely 'Na' 'K' ered?
Amisja comments on Dec 1, 2018:
I teach on a BSc and MSc course and I am always surprised by the poor scientific knowledge of the students. I remember my science education, learning the scientific method first of all. A level science at the time consisted of developing your own research and submitting it to statistical analysis ...
LenHazell53 replies on Dec 1, 2018:
you could say they were completely 'Na' 'K' ered?
The story about the kid named Abcde this week was crazy.
Sgt_Spanky comments on Nov 30, 2018:
I heard about a kid named Abcde from a Louis Black routine years ago. Is there really a kid named Abcde? I assumed it was just Black telling a joke. What's the story?
LenHazell53 replies on Dec 1, 2018:
A case of life mirroring art, it was a joke and now it is real, made the news and was on The Daily show a couple of nights ago.
The Artemis thing is almost certainly due to the release of the Artemis Fowl movie releasing this week.
Sgt_Spanky comments on Nov 30, 2018:
I heard about a kid named Abcde from a Louis Black routine years ago. Is there really a kid named Abcde? I assumed it was just Black telling a joke. What's the story?
LenHazell53 replies on Dec 1, 2018:
A case of life mirroring art, it was a joke and now it is real, made the news and was on The Daily show a couple of nights ago.
The Artemis thing is almost certainly due to the release of the Artemis Fowl movie releasing this week.
What's the movie that you watch over and over?
LenHazell53 comments on Nov 30, 2018:
If I am down, or upset I have two go to cheer me up films
Life of Brian 1979
and
Mouse on the Moon 1963
LenHazell53 replies on Nov 30, 2018:
@GuyKeith Mouse is based on the satirical novel of the same name by Leonard Wibberly, the second in his five novel epic about the tiniest nation in the the world "The Duchy of Grand Fenwick". who by turns accidentally win world war three, win the space race, bankrupt wall street and somewhat prophetically save the USA from an insane president.
It boast an adaption by Michael Pertwee, Richard Lester direction, music by the great Ron Grainger and a cast that reads like a whose who of British comedy.
It is nothing special on the face of it, but has moments of brilliance and near genius that are far beyond what you expect to find in a cheap British comedy B feature.
LenHazell53 comments on Nov 30, 2018:
If I am down, or upset I have two go to cheer me up films
Life of Brian 1979
and
Mouse on the Moon 1963
LenHazell53 replies on Nov 30, 2018:
@GuyKeith Mouse is based on the satirical novel of the same name by Leonard Wibberly, the second in his five novel epic about the tiniest nation in the the world "The Duchy of Grand Fenwick". who by turns accidentally win world war three, win the space race, bankrupt wall street and somewhat prophetically save the USA from an insane president.
It boast an adaption by Michael Pertwee, Richard Lester direction, music by the great Ron Grainger and a cast that reads like a whose who of British comedy.
It is nothing special on the face of it, but has moments of brilliance and near genius that are far beyond what you expect to find in a cheap British comedy B feature.
Men are like fine wine ??
RileyStevens comments on Nov 30, 2018:
Women marry men hopping they'll change.
Men marry women hopping they won't.
LenHazell53 replies on Nov 30, 2018:
Weddings were invented by women, they walk up the aisle, they stand before the alter as the choir sings a rapturous hymn of joy.
And that sums up her thoughts on the day
I'll Alter Him
RileyStevens comments on Nov 30, 2018:
Women marry men hopping they'll change.
Men marry women hopping they won't.
LenHazell53 replies on Nov 30, 2018:
Weddings were invented by women, they walk up the aisle, they stand before the alter as the choir sings a rapturous hymn of joy.
And that sums up her thoughts on the day
I'll Alter Him
What's the movie that you watch over and over?
GuyKeith comments on Nov 30, 2018:
I often watch my favorite holiday movies over and over again: A Christmas Story, varioius Scrooge classics, Miracle on 34th St., Christmas Vacation.
Other, non-holiday movies are: Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf?, Glengarry Glen Ross, Withnail & I, Life of Brian, Alien, Once Upon A Time In The ...
LenHazell53 replies on Nov 30, 2018:
Withnail & I is one of the best scripts ever written, love that film
GuyKeith comments on Nov 30, 2018:
I often watch my favorite holiday movies over and over again: A Christmas Story, varioius Scrooge classics, Miracle on 34th St., Christmas Vacation.
Other, non-holiday movies are: Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf?, Glengarry Glen Ross, Withnail & I, Life of Brian, Alien, Once Upon A Time In The ...
LenHazell53 replies on Nov 30, 2018:
Withnail & I is one of the best scripts ever written, love that film
Which was your favorite Saturday Morning Show?
Xanadutoo comments on Nov 30, 2018:
Fury,Ivanhoe and the Buccaneers.Uk had a lot of US programmes .Rin Tin TIn was also a favorite.
https://youtu.be/OMqg_vZY75w
LenHazell53 replies on Nov 30, 2018:
@Xanadutoo I'd never noticed that, good catch. :)
Xanadutoo comments on Nov 30, 2018:
Fury,Ivanhoe and the Buccaneers.Uk had a lot of US programmes .Rin Tin TIn was also a favorite.
https://youtu.be/OMqg_vZY75w
LenHazell53 replies on Nov 30, 2018:
@Xanadutoo I'd never noticed that, good catch. :)
Which was your favorite Saturday Morning Show?
GuyKeith comments on Nov 30, 2018:
HR PufNStuff
LenHazell53 replies on Nov 30, 2018:
Ever see the film version with Cass Elliot as the guest villain Witch Hazel?
GuyKeith comments on Nov 30, 2018:
HR PufNStuff
LenHazell53 replies on Nov 30, 2018:
Ever see the film version with Cass Elliot as the guest villain Witch Hazel?
Which was your favorite Saturday Morning Show?
Xanadutoo comments on Nov 30, 2018:
Fury,Ivanhoe and the Buccaneers.Uk had a lot of US programmes .Rin Tin TIn was also a favorite.
https://youtu.be/OMqg_vZY75w
LenHazell53 replies on Nov 30, 2018:
Remember this one
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RswoQJUGI6Q
Xanadutoo comments on Nov 30, 2018:
Fury,Ivanhoe and the Buccaneers.Uk had a lot of US programmes .Rin Tin TIn was also a favorite.
https://youtu.be/OMqg_vZY75w
LenHazell53 replies on Nov 30, 2018:
Remember this one
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RswoQJUGI6Q
Which was your favorite Saturday Morning Show?
LenHazell53 comments on Nov 30, 2018:
Casey Jones, without a doubt, loved that show.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RelP5Q1cGLM
LenHazell53 replies on Nov 30, 2018:
@Sheannutt It was usually sandwiched between "Champion the Wonder Horse" and "The Lone Ranger" but since neither of them had steam trains I was never that interested.
LenHazell53 comments on Nov 30, 2018:
Casey Jones, without a doubt, loved that show.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RelP5Q1cGLM
LenHazell53 replies on Nov 30, 2018:
@Sheannutt It was usually sandwiched between "Champion the Wonder Horse" and "The Lone Ranger" but since neither of them had steam trains I was never that interested.
Our bus is here... hop on!
LenHazell53 comments on Nov 29, 2018:
We had a case in this country a couple of years ago of an employee being fired for refusing to wear his works security ID badge because his payroll number was 666.
He took them to court and claimed he had been unfairly dismissed on religious grounds because of his beliefs and his refusal to wear ...
LenHazell53 replies on Nov 30, 2018:
@MrLizard Actually it is an incorrect biblical translation, when a copy of the revelation of St.John was found dating from the fifth century AD/CE it turns out the number of the beast is actually 616 but that esoterically the number was thought to be so dangerous it was hidden so that corrupt Priest would not use it to over throw the church from about the seventh or eighth century.
Another theory however is that in Hebrew letters are also numbers , the Hebrew letter for D = ך is also the number 6 therefore ךךך = 666 however this word has various meanings when taken as letters, one of which is by his command, or by your command an epithet for for ruler or emperor and so was being used as code for the Roman emperor (Nero at the time of authorship).
616 however is ךאך Rach which can among other things mean Revenge.
LenHazell53 comments on Nov 29, 2018:
We had a case in this country a couple of years ago of an employee being fired for refusing to wear his works security ID badge because his payroll number was 666.
He took them to court and claimed he had been unfairly dismissed on religious grounds because of his beliefs and his refusal to wear ...
LenHazell53 replies on Nov 30, 2018:
@MrLizard Actually it is an incorrect biblical translation, when a copy of the revelation of St.John was found dating from the fifth century AD/CE it turns out the number of the beast is actually 616 but that esoterically the number was thought to be so dangerous it was hidden so that corrupt Priest would not use it to over throw the church from about the seventh or eighth century.
Another theory however is that in Hebrew letters are also numbers , the Hebrew letter for D = ך is also the number 6 therefore ךךך = 666 however this word has various meanings when taken as letters, one of which is by his command, or by your command an epithet for for ruler or emperor and so was being used as code for the Roman emperor (Nero at the time of authorship).
616 however is ךאך Rach which can among other things mean Revenge.
If this did not display such a huge level of dangerous stupidity and ignorant hate, it would be ...
AnneWimsey comments on Nov 29, 2018:
And, the earth is flat, too........
LenHazell53 replies on Nov 29, 2018:
Well yes, it's so obvious when you look at it, helps if you keep your eyes closed though
AnneWimsey comments on Nov 29, 2018:
And, the earth is flat, too........
LenHazell53 replies on Nov 29, 2018:
Well yes, it's so obvious when you look at it, helps if you keep your eyes closed though
A young couple from Ireland are expecting their first child, on the way back from the hospital ...
Marionville comments on Nov 29, 2018:
Groans....all round! That one is older than the proverbial hills!
LenHazell53 replies on Nov 29, 2018:
I know, one from the vaults, but the oldies can still be goodies. :)
Marionville comments on Nov 29, 2018:
Groans....all round! That one is older than the proverbial hills!
LenHazell53 replies on Nov 29, 2018:
I know, one from the vaults, but the oldies can still be goodies. :)
What are some of your favourite responses to the watchmaker argument?
maturin1919 comments on Nov 27, 2018:
What's a kid from Oregon doing with a superfluous 'u' in his 'favorite'?
LenHazell53 replies on Nov 28, 2018:
One who knows how to spell
maturin1919 comments on Nov 27, 2018:
What's a kid from Oregon doing with a superfluous 'u' in his 'favorite'?
LenHazell53 replies on Nov 28, 2018:
One who knows how to spell
From Thanksgiving on.
Nukdookum comments on Nov 28, 2018:
Die Hard!
LenHazell53 replies on Nov 28, 2018:
@GuyKeith I must admit " I've got a machine gun now Ho ho ho, " is a class moment in cinema history
Nukdookum comments on Nov 28, 2018:
Die Hard!
LenHazell53 replies on Nov 28, 2018:
@GuyKeith I must admit " I've got a machine gun now Ho ho ho, " is a class moment in cinema history
From Thanksgiving on.
PenLOP comments on Nov 28, 2018:
There are a number of movies I watch every Christmas, some traditional, some depending on my mood. *Scrooge* with Alistair Sim is a classic, as is *It’s a Wonderful Life*, but I also like *Scrooged*, which although is a bit of a cinematic mess, has its charms, and *The Ref* which appeals to a ...
LenHazell53 replies on Nov 28, 2018:
@GuyKeith I liked Scrooged simply because it is so cynical and I keep rooting for a Mandela effect version turning up where Cross does not change at the end and kicks Claire out in to the snow while Eliot goers on an eggnog fueled blood lust shot gun rampage.
PenLOP comments on Nov 28, 2018:
There are a number of movies I watch every Christmas, some traditional, some depending on my mood. *Scrooge* with Alistair Sim is a classic, as is *It’s a Wonderful Life*, but I also like *Scrooged*, which although is a bit of a cinematic mess, has its charms, and *The Ref* which appeals to a ...
LenHazell53 replies on Nov 28, 2018:
@GuyKeith I liked Scrooged simply because it is so cynical and I keep rooting for a Mandela effect version turning up where Cross does not change at the end and kicks Claire out in to the snow while Eliot goers on an eggnog fueled blood lust shot gun rampage.
Funniest light switch ever???
Science-guy comments on Nov 27, 2018:
Is there a Catholic priest version? ?
LenHazell53 replies on Nov 28, 2018:
Yup
Science-guy comments on Nov 27, 2018:
Is there a Catholic priest version? ?
LenHazell53 replies on Nov 28, 2018:
Yup
Take The Impossible Quiz
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LenHazell53 comments on Nov 26, 2018:
Rubbish, first question has the wrong answer.
LenHazell53 replies on Nov 28, 2018:
@Buxx loops and enclosures are not holes
LenHazell53 comments on Nov 26, 2018:
Rubbish, first question has the wrong answer.
LenHazell53 replies on Nov 28, 2018:
@Buxx loops and enclosures are not holes
SOPHISTRY - Noun.
Charlene comments on Nov 28, 2018:
I'd love to say Drump's guilty of sophistry but he ain't smart enough..ha!
LenHazell53 replies on Nov 28, 2018:
Trump is not a sophist, that give him far too much credit, Trump is a base line populist, he listens to the gripes and moans of other people and then bellows them back at them from a position of apparent authority.
People: This is wrong, something should be done!
Trump: It is wrong, something SHOULD be done
People: Trumps going to do something about it, give him power
Trumps: I want to do something about it, but other people won't let me, hate them not me!
People: Grrrr other people let Trump do something!
Charlene comments on Nov 28, 2018:
I'd love to say Drump's guilty of sophistry but he ain't smart enough..ha!
LenHazell53 replies on Nov 28, 2018:
Trump is not a sophist, that give him far too much credit, Trump is a base line populist, he listens to the gripes and moans of other people and then bellows them back at them from a position of apparent authority.
People: This is wrong, something should be done!
Trump: It is wrong, something SHOULD be done
People: Trumps going to do something about it, give him power
Trumps: I want to do something about it, but other people won't let me, hate them not me!
People: Grrrr other people let Trump do something!
A thought provoking article from George Galloway on the possibility of another Crimea:
Another ...
PBuck0145 comments on Nov 27, 2018:
I am reluctant to trust anything from a person insane enough to convert to Islam.
https://www.newstatesman.com/blogs/politics/2012/04/george-galloway-conversion-islam-muslim
LenHazell53 replies on Nov 27, 2018:
Simply for clarity Galloway has never claimed to be a Muslim and denies all religious affiliation simply describing himself as believing in a deity and the idea of postmortem divine judgement.
To me his religious rhetoric, when he indulges in it, is most reminiscent of Knoxian Presbyterianism.
PBuck0145 comments on Nov 27, 2018:
I am reluctant to trust anything from a person insane enough to convert to Islam.
https://www.newstatesman.com/blogs/politics/2012/04/george-galloway-conversion-islam-muslim
LenHazell53 replies on Nov 27, 2018:
Simply for clarity Galloway has never claimed to be a Muslim and denies all religious affiliation simply describing himself as believing in a deity and the idea of postmortem divine judgement.
To me his religious rhetoric, when he indulges in it, is most reminiscent of Knoxian Presbyterianism.
We constantly deceive and lie to our children that we love about Santa Claus, the Easter Bunny, the ...
JimG comments on Nov 26, 2018:
Kids will have to learn to accept reality soon enough. There is no harm in encouraging imagination or fantasy as long as you don't tell them there's some horrible monster in the sky who will torture them for eternity of they don't follow a laundry list of impossible rules and maintain some ...
LenHazell53 replies on Nov 26, 2018:
@maturin1919 My point exactly, they don't believe it, they know it is just a story, as you rightly say pretend and make believe.
JimG comments on Nov 26, 2018:
Kids will have to learn to accept reality soon enough. There is no harm in encouraging imagination or fantasy as long as you don't tell them there's some horrible monster in the sky who will torture them for eternity of they don't follow a laundry list of impossible rules and maintain some ...
LenHazell53 replies on Nov 26, 2018:
@maturin1919 My point exactly, they don't believe it, they know it is just a story, as you rightly say pretend and make believe.
We constantly deceive and lie to our children that we love about Santa Claus, the Easter Bunny, the ...
JimG comments on Nov 26, 2018:
Kids will have to learn to accept reality soon enough. There is no harm in encouraging imagination or fantasy as long as you don't tell them there's some horrible monster in the sky who will torture them for eternity of they don't follow a laundry list of impossible rules and maintain some ...
LenHazell53 replies on Nov 26, 2018:
Surely this can be done by simply telling the myth as a story without asking them to believe it, after all most kids understand Aladdin and the Djinni is just a story and don't go about hopefully rubbing flashlights.
JimG comments on Nov 26, 2018:
Kids will have to learn to accept reality soon enough. There is no harm in encouraging imagination or fantasy as long as you don't tell them there's some horrible monster in the sky who will torture them for eternity of they don't follow a laundry list of impossible rules and maintain some ...
LenHazell53 replies on Nov 26, 2018:
Surely this can be done by simply telling the myth as a story without asking them to believe it, after all most kids understand Aladdin and the Djinni is just a story and don't go about hopefully rubbing flashlights.
In your long history of ancestors there was a FIRST ONE.
creative51 comments on Nov 25, 2018:
are you a myth?
LenHazell53 replies on Nov 25, 2018:
??????????
creative51 comments on Nov 25, 2018:
are you a myth?
LenHazell53 replies on Nov 25, 2018:
??????????
I'm thinking of going to church for the social aspect.
powder comments on Nov 25, 2018:
I think you're mad. The hypocrisy would do my head in eg "church that likes LGBT people". How fucking nice of them after spending centuries hunting them down and damning them to eternal hell and making their lives a general misery.
If they target children for indoctrination into their ideology, ...
LenHazell53 replies on Nov 25, 2018:
I'm glad someone else here had the balls to say that before I did.
What a bloody stupid idea.
You want community join a club, go to a library, or a bar.
powder comments on Nov 25, 2018:
I think you're mad. The hypocrisy would do my head in eg "church that likes LGBT people". How fucking nice of them after spending centuries hunting them down and damning them to eternal hell and making their lives a general misery.
If they target children for indoctrination into their ideology, ...
LenHazell53 replies on Nov 25, 2018:
I'm glad someone else here had the balls to say that before I did.
What a bloody stupid idea.
You want community join a club, go to a library, or a bar.
Talks like and idiot:
“I hollered, ‘My name is John, I love you and Jesus loves you,’ ” ...
JustKip comments on Nov 25, 2018:
A coworker used to say "God's way of sorting them out"
LenHazell53 replies on Nov 25, 2018:
A Darwin award candidate for sure.
JustKip comments on Nov 25, 2018:
A coworker used to say "God's way of sorting them out"
LenHazell53 replies on Nov 25, 2018:
A Darwin award candidate for sure.
Friedrich Nietzsche . . .
Carin comments on Nov 25, 2018:
Love those last 2 sentences, but didn't completely understand the first. Lost in translation perhaps?
LenHazell53 replies on Nov 25, 2018:
@Carin Just go back and read them carefully, it is a perfect indictment of blind faith and the corruption it has wrought on reason.
@Lerlo I am so glad you feel intellectually equipped to criticise one of the greatest thinkers of all time, I look forward to reading your body of work, where can I find it?
Carin comments on Nov 25, 2018:
Love those last 2 sentences, but didn't completely understand the first. Lost in translation perhaps?
LenHazell53 replies on Nov 25, 2018:
@Carin Just go back and read them carefully, it is a perfect indictment of blind faith and the corruption it has wrought on reason.
@Lerlo I am so glad you feel intellectually equipped to criticise one of the greatest thinkers of all time, I look forward to reading your body of work, where can I find it?
lash·ings (lăsh′ĭngz)
pl.
LenHazell53 comments on Nov 22, 2018:
One of Enid Blyton's favourites apparently.
LenHazell53 replies on Nov 25, 2018:
@FrayedBear Yes Ransome was good, as were E. Nesbit and (Though I can't stand him now) C.S. Lewis, however when I hit 10 I discovered Ian Fleming and moved in to adult books.
Odd thing is I got caught with a James Bond novel at school and was tutted at, a couple of weeks later I was caught with Shakespeare's Romeo & Juliet and had it confiscated as inappropriate for some one my age.
Interesting that Fleming was risible but Shakespeare was dangerous? ;)
LenHazell53 comments on Nov 22, 2018:
One of Enid Blyton's favourites apparently.
LenHazell53 replies on Nov 25, 2018:
@FrayedBear Yes Ransome was good, as were E. Nesbit and (Though I can't stand him now) C.S. Lewis, however when I hit 10 I discovered Ian Fleming and moved in to adult books.
Odd thing is I got caught with a James Bond novel at school and was tutted at, a couple of weeks later I was caught with Shakespeare's Romeo & Juliet and had it confiscated as inappropriate for some one my age.
Interesting that Fleming was risible but Shakespeare was dangerous? ;)
Bingo, I'm in a confusing situation and having to be careful around some local evil doers that are a...
LenHazell53 comments on Nov 2, 2018:
"nice Scientology" that is surely a contradiction in terms?
Not an organisation I choose to be involved with, in fact not something I want to even be remotely associated with.
LenHazell53 replies on Nov 24, 2018:
@WarmFluffy I'm sorry but if you are an apologist for that neo fascist bunch of con man bullies and murderers I would appreciate your not peddling your BS to me, you're obviously utterly brainwashed and terrified of squirrel busters turning up on your doorstep.
LenHazell53 comments on Nov 2, 2018:
"nice Scientology" that is surely a contradiction in terms?
Not an organisation I choose to be involved with, in fact not something I want to even be remotely associated with.
LenHazell53 replies on Nov 24, 2018:
@WarmFluffy I'm sorry but if you are an apologist for that neo fascist bunch of con man bullies and murderers I would appreciate your not peddling your BS to me, you're obviously utterly brainwashed and terrified of squirrel busters turning up on your doorstep.
lash·ings (lăsh′ĭngz)
pl.
LenHazell53 comments on Nov 22, 2018:
One of Enid Blyton's favourites apparently.
LenHazell53 replies on Nov 24, 2018:
@FrayedBear I always like "the five findouters" (The mystery of... books) best, mainly because of their nemesis Sargent Goon the policeman, who was hilariously inept.
LenHazell53 comments on Nov 22, 2018:
One of Enid Blyton's favourites apparently.
LenHazell53 replies on Nov 24, 2018:
@FrayedBear I always like "the five findouters" (The mystery of... books) best, mainly because of their nemesis Sargent Goon the policeman, who was hilariously inept.
Yoga! What do we know about yoga?
LenHazell53 comments on Nov 23, 2018:
If you do a lot of it you can reach the parts others cannot reach.
LenHazell53 replies on Nov 23, 2018:
@spiritualless Yeah, maybe that as well
LenHazell53 comments on Nov 23, 2018:
If you do a lot of it you can reach the parts others cannot reach.
LenHazell53 replies on Nov 23, 2018:
@spiritualless Yeah, maybe that as well
US news 13-year-old who penned letter about gun violence killed by stray bullet
Sandra Parks ...
Jolanta comments on Nov 23, 2018:
Sad and it makes one wonder if the bullet truly was stray.
LenHazell53 replies on Nov 23, 2018:
my thoughts exactly
Jolanta comments on Nov 23, 2018:
Sad and it makes one wonder if the bullet truly was stray.
LenHazell53 replies on Nov 23, 2018:
my thoughts exactly
After reading this post, some of you girls will probably say, "What the f××k is wrong with ...
Jolanta comments on Nov 23, 2018:
Personally I think you should have gone out with him, he may have been the love of your life, but now you will never know.
LenHazell53 replies on Nov 23, 2018:
@SleeplessInTexas
"The guy asked me out on a date while I had no makeup on! Who does that?!!! "
Some one who thinks you are attractive? Some one who is not impressed by superficiality? Some one normal?
Jolanta comments on Nov 23, 2018:
Personally I think you should have gone out with him, he may have been the love of your life, but now you will never know.
LenHazell53 replies on Nov 23, 2018:
@SleeplessInTexas
"The guy asked me out on a date while I had no makeup on! Who does that?!!! "
Some one who thinks you are attractive? Some one who is not impressed by superficiality? Some one normal?
I can't help but laugh, and laugh and laugh.
LenHazell53 comments on Nov 22, 2018:
I've checked out another few reports about this and it not the first, apparently the Christian minority in India have been reaping the rewards of preaching Hell fire and damnation to a largely Hindu country for the past two decades.
I'm all for anyone wanting to be a martyr a fittingly pointless ...
LenHazell53 replies on Nov 23, 2018:
@FrayedBear love it
LenHazell53 comments on Nov 22, 2018:
I've checked out another few reports about this and it not the first, apparently the Christian minority in India have been reaping the rewards of preaching Hell fire and damnation to a largely Hindu country for the past two decades.
I'm all for anyone wanting to be a martyr a fittingly pointless ...
LenHazell53 replies on Nov 23, 2018:
@FrayedBear love it
Any anti-Feminists here?
LenHazell53 comments on Sep 6, 2018:
Well being a feminist used to mean a supporter and advocate/activist for women's rights and equality.
I used to be a proud feminist.
But since the rise of third wave feminism that is not what it means anymore.
In recent polls even former ardent feminist women are refusing to identify with what ...
LenHazell53 replies on Nov 23, 2018:
@Qualia I agree that on line bullying even of an unpleasant person like her is not right, but for years she made a living out of publicly man bashing, promoting the idea that all men are rapist, even in one case advocating the idea that all men should be interned and used as sperm banks. She was a professional troll, she then is surprised when people hate her back and plays the victim.
She is a prime example of exactly what I was talking about, a person who has become a symbol, some one rude, loud, crass, filled with hate, who's good ideas are lost in the swamp of attention seeking trolling and talking over people with declarations of loud and emotive word such as "Verbal Rapist, toxic masculinity, mansplaining" and the idea that women can never be wrong by virtue of of being female alone.
I have not kept up with her later exploits as I find her poor rhetoric and lack of manners offensive, so I thank you for the up date, but perhaps you might concede that for one person to engender such foul behaviour from equal foul other people is a case of birds of a feather flocking together, like attracts like.
I do empathise, and even sympathize but again the hate thrown at Richard Dawkins was equally as bad and he paraded his trolls and laughed at them, used his own name and never ran away and cried victim. The only difference between them was courage of their own convictions.
LenHazell53 comments on Sep 6, 2018:
Well being a feminist used to mean a supporter and advocate/activist for women's rights and equality.
I used to be a proud feminist.
But since the rise of third wave feminism that is not what it means anymore.
In recent polls even former ardent feminist women are refusing to identify with what ...
LenHazell53 replies on Nov 23, 2018:
@Qualia I agree that on line bullying even of an unpleasant person like her is not right, but for years she made a living out of publicly man bashing, promoting the idea that all men are rapist, even in one case advocating the idea that all men should be interned and used as sperm banks. She was a professional troll, she then is surprised when people hate her back and plays the victim.
She is a prime example of exactly what I was talking about, a person who has become a symbol, some one rude, loud, crass, filled with hate, who's good ideas are lost in the swamp of attention seeking trolling and talking over people with declarations of loud and emotive word such as "Verbal Rapist, toxic masculinity, mansplaining" and the idea that women can never be wrong by virtue of of being female alone.
I have not kept up with her later exploits as I find her poor rhetoric and lack of manners offensive, so I thank you for the up date, but perhaps you might concede that for one person to engender such foul behaviour from equal foul other people is a case of birds of a feather flocking together, like attracts like.
I do empathise, and even sympathize but again the hate thrown at Richard Dawkins was equally as bad and he paraded his trolls and laughed at them, used his own name and never ran away and cried victim. The only difference between them was courage of their own convictions.
In my turkey-induced laziness this evening I began researching Chibnall.
memorylikeasieve comments on Nov 23, 2018:
Too many companions has always been a problem in the past. I really don't know why they wanted to try three of them *again.* Did they learn nothing from the fiasco that was Five's first season?
LenHazell53 replies on Nov 23, 2018:
Over all, taking in to account all of the doctors , three or two companions is the norm for the doctor, even when there was only one there were usually "guest" companions for that story.
memorylikeasieve comments on Nov 23, 2018:
Too many companions has always been a problem in the past. I really don't know why they wanted to try three of them *again.* Did they learn nothing from the fiasco that was Five's first season?
LenHazell53 replies on Nov 23, 2018:
Over all, taking in to account all of the doctors , three or two companions is the norm for the doctor, even when there was only one there were usually "guest" companions for that story.
Do you think it is inevitable that with increasing understanding and the resulting applied ...
LenHazell53 comments on Nov 22, 2018:
I think it has already happened, that is why there are 7.5 Billion now of us with the vast majority of us suffering mental and physical conditions but with a life expectancy of almost a century when until the time of the industrial revolution the world population had been fluctuating between 1 and ...
LenHazell53 replies on Nov 23, 2018:
@rcandlish More profitable to treat the symptoms than cure the disease
LenHazell53 comments on Nov 22, 2018:
I think it has already happened, that is why there are 7.5 Billion now of us with the vast majority of us suffering mental and physical conditions but with a life expectancy of almost a century when until the time of the industrial revolution the world population had been fluctuating between 1 and ...
LenHazell53 replies on Nov 23, 2018:
@rcandlish More profitable to treat the symptoms than cure the disease
Be good. Do good.
Diogenes1972 comments on Nov 22, 2018:
I agree, provided it does violate your own self-interest.
LenHazell53 replies on Nov 22, 2018:
I agree completely.
Diogenes1972 comments on Nov 22, 2018:
I agree, provided it does violate your own self-interest.
LenHazell53 replies on Nov 22, 2018:
I agree completely.
I can't help but laugh, and laugh and laugh.
Holysocks comments on Nov 22, 2018:
I was preparing to visit India 12 years ago and was picking up malaria pills. The pharmacist asked where I was going. She said 'I have a brother there as a missionary, but will keep my mouth shut on how I feel about that.'
I don't care what others believe (or don't), but if a people have been ...
LenHazell53 replies on Nov 22, 2018:
Well said
Holysocks comments on Nov 22, 2018:
I was preparing to visit India 12 years ago and was picking up malaria pills. The pharmacist asked where I was going. She said 'I have a brother there as a missionary, but will keep my mouth shut on how I feel about that.'
I don't care what others believe (or don't), but if a people have been ...
LenHazell53 replies on Nov 22, 2018:
Well said
Where the Mind Goes
Energy Flows
Results Grow
LenHazell53 comments on Nov 22, 2018:
Perhaps @MARKram you might consider this one
He who believes he should carelessly open his mind
Likely does not mind what he is open to carelessly believe.
LenHazell53 replies on Nov 22, 2018:
@MARKram
OH dear, I am level 8 on an agnostic site and you ask if I believe in god?
You are priceless, even if sarcasm does go right over your head.
Oh by the way an ellipsis is three dots not four commas :)
LenHazell53 comments on Nov 22, 2018:
Perhaps @MARKram you might consider this one
He who believes he should carelessly open his mind
Likely does not mind what he is open to carelessly believe.
LenHazell53 replies on Nov 22, 2018:
@MARKram
OH dear, I am level 8 on an agnostic site and you ask if I believe in god?
You are priceless, even if sarcasm does go right over your head.
Oh by the way an ellipsis is three dots not four commas :)
Where the Mind Goes
Energy Flows
Results Grow
LenHazell53 comments on Sep 6, 2018:
You are misquoting Tony Robins and T. Harv Eker
“Where attention goes, energy flows and results show” T. Harv Eker
"WHERE FOCUS GOES, ENERGY FLOWS" Tony Robbins
LenHazell53 replies on Nov 22, 2018:
@MARKram
"yes you can get confused very easily " Especially when you pretend to know what you are talking about and then make silly mistakes that prove you don't and are in fact just bullshitting. :)
LenHazell53 comments on Sep 6, 2018:
You are misquoting Tony Robins and T. Harv Eker
“Where attention goes, energy flows and results show” T. Harv Eker
"WHERE FOCUS GOES, ENERGY FLOWS" Tony Robbins
LenHazell53 replies on Nov 22, 2018:
@MARKram
"yes you can get confused very easily " Especially when you pretend to know what you are talking about and then make silly mistakes that prove you don't and are in fact just bullshitting. :)
Where the Mind Goes
Energy Flows
Results Grow
LenHazell53 comments on Sep 6, 2018:
You are misquoting Tony Robins and T. Harv Eker
“Where attention goes, energy flows and results show” T. Harv Eker
"WHERE FOCUS GOES, ENERGY FLOWS" Tony Robbins
LenHazell53 replies on Nov 22, 2018:
@MARKram "The lady doth protest too much, methinks" :)
LenHazell53 comments on Sep 6, 2018:
You are misquoting Tony Robins and T. Harv Eker
“Where attention goes, energy flows and results show” T. Harv Eker
"WHERE FOCUS GOES, ENERGY FLOWS" Tony Robbins
LenHazell53 replies on Nov 22, 2018:
@MARKram "The lady doth protest too much, methinks" :)
Where the Mind Goes
Energy Flows
Results Grow
LenHazell53 comments on Sep 6, 2018:
You are misquoting Tony Robins and T. Harv Eker
“Where attention goes, energy flows and results show” T. Harv Eker
"WHERE FOCUS GOES, ENERGY FLOWS" Tony Robbins
LenHazell53 replies on Nov 22, 2018:
@MARKram
I think you are confusing
What the Bleep!?: Down the Rabbit Hole (2006)
and
What the Bleep Do We Know!? [2004]
They are different films, same writer but different films
LenHazell53 comments on Sep 6, 2018:
You are misquoting Tony Robins and T. Harv Eker
“Where attention goes, energy flows and results show” T. Harv Eker
"WHERE FOCUS GOES, ENERGY FLOWS" Tony Robbins
LenHazell53 replies on Nov 22, 2018:
@MARKram
I think you are confusing
What the Bleep!?: Down the Rabbit Hole (2006)
and
What the Bleep Do We Know!? [2004]
They are different films, same writer but different films
APHORISM.
powder comments on Nov 21, 2018:
Shit happens
LenHazell53 replies on Nov 22, 2018:
so true
powder comments on Nov 21, 2018:
Shit happens
LenHazell53 replies on Nov 22, 2018:
so true
Any anti-Feminists here?
LenHazell53 comments on Sep 6, 2018:
Well being a feminist used to mean a supporter and advocate/activist for women's rights and equality.
I used to be a proud feminist.
But since the rise of third wave feminism that is not what it means anymore.
In recent polls even former ardent feminist women are refusing to identify with what ...
LenHazell53 replies on Nov 22, 2018:
@Qualia
I am sorry if I was not clear, I'll try to be clearer.
The easiest way to undermine any designation is to apply it to the worst form of the original meaning and encourage those who tarnish an ideology to seize it for themselves.
You ask who benefits? Those who wish to discredit the ideology. Those who want to be able to hold up an unpleasant individual as a symbol for the whole movement.
"Big Red" (Chanty Binx) is a feminist, therefore all feminists are like "Big Red"
This is why in the UK many, many women refuse to be called feminists, not because they don't want to be treated as equal, but because they don't want to be thought of as loud mouth obnoxious people who have no idea what they are talking about such as Chanty Binx.
It is the same as the word liberal, in Europe and the UK it still holds it's of original meaning in politics of slightly centre left, ideology.
In America to say you are a liberal is to label your self a left wing militant lunatic.
For years I was a proud feminist and was never afraid to call myself one or to be an activist in the cause of feminism.
Today, I would not associate myself with the public face of modern third wave feminists, they are against everything I and my colleagues fought for in the 60's and seventies, they seek not equality but superiority, not justice but revenge, not change but revolution and not sisterhood but matriarchy.
That is not what feminism actually means, but it is what it has come to mean in the hands of totalitarians so I no longer call myself a feminist for the sake of clarity, I am a civil rights activist, a believer in social equality for all and supporter of free speech and expression.
LenHazell53 comments on Sep 6, 2018:
Well being a feminist used to mean a supporter and advocate/activist for women's rights and equality.
I used to be a proud feminist.
But since the rise of third wave feminism that is not what it means anymore.
In recent polls even former ardent feminist women are refusing to identify with what ...
LenHazell53 replies on Nov 22, 2018:
@Qualia
I am sorry if I was not clear, I'll try to be clearer.
The easiest way to undermine any designation is to apply it to the worst form of the original meaning and encourage those who tarnish an ideology to seize it for themselves.
You ask who benefits? Those who wish to discredit the ideology. Those who want to be able to hold up an unpleasant individual as a symbol for the whole movement.
"Big Red" (Chanty Binx) is a feminist, therefore all feminists are like "Big Red"
This is why in the UK many, many women refuse to be called feminists, not because they don't want to be treated as equal, but because they don't want to be thought of as loud mouth obnoxious people who have no idea what they are talking about such as Chanty Binx.
It is the same as the word liberal, in Europe and the UK it still holds it's of original meaning in politics of slightly centre left, ideology.
In America to say you are a liberal is to label your self a left wing militant lunatic.
For years I was a proud feminist and was never afraid to call myself one or to be an activist in the cause of feminism.
Today, I would not associate myself with the public face of modern third wave feminists, they are against everything I and my colleagues fought for in the 60's and seventies, they seek not equality but superiority, not justice but revenge, not change but revolution and not sisterhood but matriarchy.
That is not what feminism actually means, but it is what it has come to mean in the hands of totalitarians so I no longer call myself a feminist for the sake of clarity, I am a civil rights activist, a believer in social equality for all and supporter of free speech and expression.
I tell you what, if the scientific community don't get it together, there ain't gonna be any humans ...
LenHazell53 comments on Nov 21, 2018:
300 years is overly generous and optomistic.
It is quite possible that if the human race carries on the way is, we probably won't make it past the 2020's.
LenHazell53 replies on Nov 22, 2018:
@FlyingEagle1952 Sorry to hear about your medical problem's, but in your last sentence you have perfectly encapsulated how I feel about the world in general at the moment.
The level of stupidity at all levels of authority and governance is unbelievable.
Year ago in the UK there was a comedy show called "Whoops apocalypse" that charted over six weeks the countdown to the end of the world being brought about by a series of idiot political decisions and international stupidity.
Now I can see it coming true in real life, and what is worse people are taking it seriously.
(By the way don't confuse the TV series "Whoops apocalypse" with the film of the same name)
LenHazell53 comments on Nov 21, 2018:
300 years is overly generous and optomistic.
It is quite possible that if the human race carries on the way is, we probably won't make it past the 2020's.
LenHazell53 replies on Nov 22, 2018:
@FlyingEagle1952 Sorry to hear about your medical problem's, but in your last sentence you have perfectly encapsulated how I feel about the world in general at the moment.
The level of stupidity at all levels of authority and governance is unbelievable.
Year ago in the UK there was a comedy show called "Whoops apocalypse" that charted over six weeks the countdown to the end of the world being brought about by a series of idiot political decisions and international stupidity.
Now I can see it coming true in real life, and what is worse people are taking it seriously.
(By the way don't confuse the TV series "Whoops apocalypse" with the film of the same name)
Where the Mind Goes
Energy Flows
Results Grow
Donotbelieve comments on Sep 6, 2018:
Vague, bad poetry
LenHazell53 replies on Nov 21, 2018:
@Donotbelieve priceless
Donotbelieve comments on Sep 6, 2018:
Vague, bad poetry
LenHazell53 replies on Nov 21, 2018:
@Donotbelieve priceless
Where the Mind Goes
Energy Flows
Results Grow
Donotbelieve comments on Sep 6, 2018:
Vague, bad poetry
LenHazell53 replies on Nov 21, 2018:
@MARKram Poets doing their staff? Isn't that sexual harassment?
Donotbelieve comments on Sep 6, 2018:
Vague, bad poetry
LenHazell53 replies on Nov 21, 2018:
@MARKram Poets doing their staff? Isn't that sexual harassment?
Ugh.
Sheannutt comments on Nov 20, 2018:
Will not be the same ?
LenHazell53 replies on Nov 20, 2018:
Too right, Ron Perlman is the man.
Sheannutt comments on Nov 20, 2018:
Will not be the same ?
LenHazell53 replies on Nov 20, 2018:
Too right, Ron Perlman is the man.
S11E7 - kerblam!
SPOILERS- Discussion post
LenHazell53 comments on Nov 19, 2018:
I cannot believe how people are falling for this.
Kablam is an EVIL piece of television, it is horrific in so many ways, both to Doctor who and to humanity generally.
It is practically Dalek propaganda
Why am I saying this?
Well
What is the message of Kablam?
Humans cannot be trusted
...
LenHazell53 replies on Nov 19, 2018:
@Aivery NO I love Doctor who, I have watched it since episode one in 1963, I am sorry that you cannot see it has been turned in this episode in to a propaganda piece for conformity and thought surrender.
That is both sad and an insult to what came before, the creators, writers and show runners and the strong stance the show as always taken against dehumanization and techno-reliance in favour of the glorification of the human spirit , the innate humanity of people and imagination.
LenHazell53 comments on Nov 19, 2018:
I cannot believe how people are falling for this.
Kablam is an EVIL piece of television, it is horrific in so many ways, both to Doctor who and to humanity generally.
It is practically Dalek propaganda
Why am I saying this?
Well
What is the message of Kablam?
Humans cannot be trusted
...
LenHazell53 replies on Nov 19, 2018:
@Aivery NO I love Doctor who, I have watched it since episode one in 1963, I am sorry that you cannot see it has been turned in this episode in to a propaganda piece for conformity and thought surrender.
That is both sad and an insult to what came before, the creators, writers and show runners and the strong stance the show as always taken against dehumanization and techno-reliance in favour of the glorification of the human spirit , the innate humanity of people and imagination.
S11E7 - kerblam!
SPOILERS- Discussion post
LenHazell53 comments on Nov 19, 2018:
I cannot believe how people are falling for this.
Kablam is an EVIL piece of television, it is horrific in so many ways, both to Doctor who and to humanity generally.
It is practically Dalek propaganda
Why am I saying this?
Well
What is the message of Kablam?
Humans cannot be trusted
...
LenHazell53 replies on Nov 19, 2018:
@Aivery @MarvelAnn Seriously? You think this was the best episode? Wow this was nothing like Doctor Who old or new, it was diametrically opposed to everything Doctor who was ever about.
LenHazell53 comments on Nov 19, 2018:
I cannot believe how people are falling for this.
Kablam is an EVIL piece of television, it is horrific in so many ways, both to Doctor who and to humanity generally.
It is practically Dalek propaganda
Why am I saying this?
Well
What is the message of Kablam?
Humans cannot be trusted
...
LenHazell53 replies on Nov 19, 2018:
@Aivery @MarvelAnn Seriously? You think this was the best episode? Wow this was nothing like Doctor Who old or new, it was diametrically opposed to everything Doctor who was ever about.
Terry Wogan used to be an institution on British TV for several decades.
LenHazell53 comments on Nov 18, 2018:
I grew up listening to Terry over breakfast. R.I.P Woe-be-gone
LenHazell53 replies on Nov 19, 2018:
@dartagnan6666 Bah dum, dum, dum (symbol crash)
LenHazell53 comments on Nov 18, 2018:
I grew up listening to Terry over breakfast. R.I.P Woe-be-gone
LenHazell53 replies on Nov 19, 2018:
@dartagnan6666 Bah dum, dum, dum (symbol crash)
As far as I am concerned, this is the greatest Christmas Movie ever made.
LenHazell53 comments on Nov 17, 2018:
Much as I love Darren McGavin, I could never stomach this film, but that is not uncommon for me, I find most Christmas stories sentimental and nauseating.
Years ago I played Scrooge in a school musical and tried to follow it up the following year with a Scrooge 2 written by myself feature Scrooge ...
LenHazell53 replies on Nov 18, 2018:
@GuyKeith Yes I have the whole of Blackadder on DVD
LenHazell53 comments on Nov 17, 2018:
Much as I love Darren McGavin, I could never stomach this film, but that is not uncommon for me, I find most Christmas stories sentimental and nauseating.
Years ago I played Scrooge in a school musical and tried to follow it up the following year with a Scrooge 2 written by myself feature Scrooge ...
LenHazell53 replies on Nov 18, 2018:
@GuyKeith Yes I have the whole of Blackadder on DVD
As far as I am concerned, this is the greatest Christmas Movie ever made.
TristanNuvo comments on Nov 17, 2018:
Not only the best Christmas movie ever, but up there with some of the best movie stories as well.
I don't remember the line, but it was something like, "Oh fudge" but that's not what I really said.
and the next scene you see Ralphy with a bar of soap in his mouth. Fucking classic.
LenHazell53 replies on Nov 17, 2018:
Child abuse, so funny.
TristanNuvo comments on Nov 17, 2018:
Not only the best Christmas movie ever, but up there with some of the best movie stories as well.
I don't remember the line, but it was something like, "Oh fudge" but that's not what I really said.
and the next scene you see Ralphy with a bar of soap in his mouth. Fucking classic.
LenHazell53 replies on Nov 17, 2018:
Child abuse, so funny.
2 Callers: Just a harmless Unfalsifiable Belief & years later Rubén FINALLY gets the Ax
...
LenHazell53 comments on Nov 16, 2018:
Ruben is a fine example of why not to ring in to call in program while either drunk of not in you right mind.
LenHazell53 replies on Nov 16, 2018:
@phxbillcee I used to Love Jeff Dee too
LenHazell53 comments on Nov 16, 2018:
Ruben is a fine example of why not to ring in to call in program while either drunk of not in you right mind.
LenHazell53 replies on Nov 16, 2018:
@phxbillcee I used to Love Jeff Dee too
During the French revolution the guillotine was used on aristocracy.
Cutiebeauty comments on Nov 16, 2018:
That sounds like a polish joke...
LenHazell53 replies on Nov 16, 2018:
Most of your polish jokes started like as Irish jokes.
Cutiebeauty comments on Nov 16, 2018:
That sounds like a polish joke...
LenHazell53 replies on Nov 16, 2018:
Most of your polish jokes started like as Irish jokes.
Evolution at work but what’s next?
dartagnan6666 comments on Nov 16, 2018:
I remember when, if you had a phone it was on a "party line", if you were lucky only with one other party, often 3 or 4.
LenHazell53 replies on Nov 16, 2018:
Yes I recall that, picking up the phone and being told to get off the line.
dartagnan6666 comments on Nov 16, 2018:
I remember when, if you had a phone it was on a "party line", if you were lucky only with one other party, often 3 or 4.
LenHazell53 replies on Nov 16, 2018:
Yes I recall that, picking up the phone and being told to get off the line.
Slightly off topic, but has anyone wondered why certain words DONT exist?
LenHazell53 comments on Nov 15, 2018:
If I transport something by car it is a shipment
If I transport something by ship it is cargo
Sometimes language just evolves with a serendipitous sense of humour
LenHazell53 replies on Nov 16, 2018:
@RidingAlone I think that is a snail driving a Ferrari, just look at that 'S car go
LenHazell53 comments on Nov 15, 2018:
If I transport something by car it is a shipment
If I transport something by ship it is cargo
Sometimes language just evolves with a serendipitous sense of humour
LenHazell53 replies on Nov 16, 2018:
@RidingAlone I think that is a snail driving a Ferrari, just look at that 'S car go
The Prodigal Son
JeffLemar comments on Nov 15, 2018:
It seems that in this current environment, there are a lot of prodigal children returning home.
Follows in caring for the, "least among us."
LenHazell53 replies on Nov 16, 2018:
I would welcome back anyone in need, but I would not trust or respect them again until they earned, I certainly would not spoil them all over again at the expense of those had been good and loyal friends and family, that's a dick's trick.
JeffLemar comments on Nov 15, 2018:
It seems that in this current environment, there are a lot of prodigal children returning home.
Follows in caring for the, "least among us."
LenHazell53 replies on Nov 16, 2018:
I would welcome back anyone in need, but I would not trust or respect them again until they earned, I certainly would not spoil them all over again at the expense of those had been good and loyal friends and family, that's a dick's trick.
Slightly off topic, but has anyone wondered why certain words DONT exist?
Xanadutoo comments on Nov 15, 2018:
I do not understand you mean there is no overstand.I have always wondered it would make it so easy.LOL
LenHazell53 replies on Nov 15, 2018:
It is because undertstand has nothing to do with under, it was originally antarstandan a Sanskrit word meaning to be in the midst of knowledge.
English has so many contributory languages it is inevitable that often homonyms and homophones occur
Xanadutoo comments on Nov 15, 2018:
I do not understand you mean there is no overstand.I have always wondered it would make it so easy.LOL
LenHazell53 replies on Nov 15, 2018:
It is because undertstand has nothing to do with under, it was originally antarstandan a Sanskrit word meaning to be in the midst of knowledge.
English has so many contributory languages it is inevitable that often homonyms and homophones occur
Slightly off topic, but has anyone wondered why certain words DONT exist?
schway comments on Nov 15, 2018:
Ancillaria should be a word. Shoot, maybe I spelled it wrong; a collection of ancillary things
LenHazell53 replies on Nov 15, 2018:
ancillaries is the plural of ancillary, it would be Ancillaria if it was a Greek derived word, but it is Latin.
schway comments on Nov 15, 2018:
Ancillaria should be a word. Shoot, maybe I spelled it wrong; a collection of ancillary things
LenHazell53 replies on Nov 15, 2018:
ancillaries is the plural of ancillary, it would be Ancillaria if it was a Greek derived word, but it is Latin.
PROVENDER - noun (dated)
1.
Davekp comments on Nov 15, 2018:
Sort of like provisions.. in the second example
LenHazell53 replies on Nov 15, 2018:
Both words and the verb to provide all came from the Latin praebenda meaning "supplies"
Davekp comments on Nov 15, 2018:
Sort of like provisions.. in the second example
LenHazell53 replies on Nov 15, 2018:
Both words and the verb to provide all came from the Latin praebenda meaning "supplies"
Doctor Who to skip Christmas Day for first time in 13 years
[bbc.in]
LenHazell53 comments on Nov 15, 2018:
Deja vu
No xmas episode, no series in 2019, reduced number of episodes in this one, shift from Saturday to Sunday.
Some one at the BBC is trying to kill Doctor Who again.
1989 all over again
LenHazell53 replies on Nov 15, 2018:
@memorylikeasieve OMG I had forgotten all about that atrocity
LenHazell53 comments on Nov 15, 2018:
Deja vu
No xmas episode, no series in 2019, reduced number of episodes in this one, shift from Saturday to Sunday.
Some one at the BBC is trying to kill Doctor Who again.
1989 all over again
LenHazell53 replies on Nov 15, 2018:
@memorylikeasieve OMG I had forgotten all about that atrocity
MALAPROPISM
The act of mistakenly using a similar but unrelated word or name to that which was ...
Davekp comments on Nov 15, 2018:
Grade 6 science class.. a kid meant organic but blurted out orgasmic.. we fell about the place.
LenHazell53 replies on Nov 15, 2018:
Yes we has a similar one in sex education when one guy kept referring to Public Hair
Davekp comments on Nov 15, 2018:
Grade 6 science class.. a kid meant organic but blurted out orgasmic.. we fell about the place.
LenHazell53 replies on Nov 15, 2018:
Yes we has a similar one in sex education when one guy kept referring to Public Hair
PERFIDIOUS: per-fi-di-ous.
Xanadutoo comments on Nov 15, 2018:
There is already a word trump in the dictionary but that should not stop us from having two definitions for the same word it is common.
"trump" can anyone think of a nice meaning?
LenHazell53 replies on Nov 15, 2018:
IN the UK the verb to trump can mean to fart
any good?
Xanadutoo comments on Nov 15, 2018:
There is already a word trump in the dictionary but that should not stop us from having two definitions for the same word it is common.
"trump" can anyone think of a nice meaning?
LenHazell53 replies on Nov 15, 2018:
IN the UK the verb to trump can mean to fart
any good?
Gruntled (adjective) pleased, satisfied and contented.
LenHazell53 comments on Nov 13, 2018:
It is one of those words were the antonym (disgruntled) is still very popular but the original adjective is not.
LenHazell53 replies on Nov 14, 2018:
@Tampabrew Gruntle dates from the 17th century and its proto word gruntelen, dates from at least the 15th century, both words originally used to onomatopoeically describe both chortling and grumbling or any other guttural throat noise. In time Gruntle coming to mean amused and the created antonym disgruntled to mean annoyed or grumble-some
I don't know where you are getting 1926 from.
LenHazell53 comments on Nov 13, 2018:
It is one of those words were the antonym (disgruntled) is still very popular but the original adjective is not.
LenHazell53 replies on Nov 14, 2018:
@Tampabrew Gruntle dates from the 17th century and its proto word gruntelen, dates from at least the 15th century, both words originally used to onomatopoeically describe both chortling and grumbling or any other guttural throat noise. In time Gruntle coming to mean amused and the created antonym disgruntled to mean annoyed or grumble-some
I don't know where you are getting 1926 from.
Gruntled.
Hathacat comments on Nov 14, 2018:
Didn't we just see this yesterday with a different meaning? Or was that some other very close word.
LenHazell53 replies on Nov 14, 2018:
Yes
Hathacat comments on Nov 14, 2018:
Didn't we just see this yesterday with a different meaning? Or was that some other very close word.
LenHazell53 replies on Nov 14, 2018:
Yes
MANITU (sometimes MANITOU)
Man-i-Too/ Man-i-Tau
A word of indigenous north American origin ...
Davekp comments on Nov 14, 2018:
Twas in the moon of wintertime
When All the birds had fled
The mighty Gitchy Manitou
Sent angel choirs instead
LenHazell53 replies on Nov 14, 2018:
@Davekp still a lovely bit of music.
Davekp comments on Nov 14, 2018:
Twas in the moon of wintertime
When All the birds had fled
The mighty Gitchy Manitou
Sent angel choirs instead
LenHazell53 replies on Nov 14, 2018:
@Davekp still a lovely bit of music.
SPOONERISM
The mental condition of habitually but involuntarily swapping the first letter or ...
Cutiebeauty comments on Nov 14, 2018:
Wow there's a word for that....
LenHazell53 replies on Nov 14, 2018:
Yup. wait I get on to malapropisms ;)
Cutiebeauty comments on Nov 14, 2018:
Wow there's a word for that....
LenHazell53 replies on Nov 14, 2018:
Yup. wait I get on to malapropisms ;)
Jewishness
nicknotes comments on Nov 14, 2018:
I like Jewish people. They are usually cultured, civilized, and very smart. They are often professional people. I have had Jewish, lawyers, doctors, accountants,,,etc.
LenHazell53 replies on Nov 14, 2018:
You forgot comedians
nicknotes comments on Nov 14, 2018:
I like Jewish people. They are usually cultured, civilized, and very smart. They are often professional people. I have had Jewish, lawyers, doctors, accountants,,,etc.
LenHazell53 replies on Nov 14, 2018:
You forgot comedians
MANITU (sometimes MANITOU)
Man-i-Too/ Man-i-Tau
A word of indigenous north American origin ...
Davekp comments on Nov 14, 2018:
Twas in the moon of wintertime
When All the birds had fled
The mighty Gitchy Manitou
Sent angel choirs instead
LenHazell53 replies on Nov 14, 2018:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tnxZ-YU4f0A
Davekp comments on Nov 14, 2018:
Twas in the moon of wintertime
When All the birds had fled
The mighty Gitchy Manitou
Sent angel choirs instead
LenHazell53 replies on Nov 14, 2018:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tnxZ-YU4f0A
Interesting information out of Australia on domestic violence and the perpetrators:
For the first ...
silverotter11 comments on Nov 14, 2018:
I really don't know what to say, people are scared, angry, depressed all over the world. Is it the haves getting more and more and the have nots getting less and less? Is it the chemicals in the water, air and food? It's sad that's all I know.
LenHazell53 replies on Nov 14, 2018:
@silverotter11 Seriously
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/health-41024697
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/1699579
https://www.nytimes.com/2014/09/14/opinion/sunday/should-we-all-take-a-bit-of-lithium.html
silverotter11 comments on Nov 14, 2018:
I really don't know what to say, people are scared, angry, depressed all over the world. Is it the haves getting more and more and the have nots getting less and less? Is it the chemicals in the water, air and food? It's sad that's all I know.
LenHazell53 replies on Nov 14, 2018:
@silverotter11 Seriously
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/health-41024697
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/1699579
https://www.nytimes.com/2014/09/14/opinion/sunday/should-we-all-take-a-bit-of-lithium.html
The Prodigal Son
Heraclitus comments on Nov 14, 2018:
Always thought this was a discouraging story to those who work hard and do the right thing.
LenHazell53 replies on Nov 14, 2018:
Blessed is the layabout.... erm that seems to be it.
Heraclitus comments on Nov 14, 2018:
Always thought this was a discouraging story to those who work hard and do the right thing.
LenHazell53 replies on Nov 14, 2018:
Blessed is the layabout.... erm that seems to be it.
RAPSCALLION.
LenHazell53 comments on Nov 14, 2018:
We used to have a vocal exercise in acting class to perfect the rolling R sound
*Round the rugged rocks the roughneck rapscallion ran*
(I know there is an alternate version but this was the one I was taught)
I found it funny because in the north of England a scallion or scaly onion is a salad ...
LenHazell53 replies on Nov 14, 2018:
@Marionville We have chopped scallions in mash potato made in to patties and fried in bacon fat (some times with a little chopped cabbage) and call it Bubble and Squeak after the noise it makes in the pan.
Darn I'm hungry now.
LenHazell53 comments on Nov 14, 2018:
We used to have a vocal exercise in acting class to perfect the rolling R sound
*Round the rugged rocks the roughneck rapscallion ran*
(I know there is an alternate version but this was the one I was taught)
I found it funny because in the north of England a scallion or scaly onion is a salad ...
LenHazell53 replies on Nov 14, 2018:
@Marionville We have chopped scallions in mash potato made in to patties and fried in bacon fat (some times with a little chopped cabbage) and call it Bubble and Squeak after the noise it makes in the pan.
Darn I'm hungry now.
I was just going to post a comment/question, but then realized I could include a vocabulary word.
TheDoubter comments on Nov 14, 2018:
journalists -- even with large vocabularies -- use words people understand. otherwise you come across as a pompous ass/showoff. one expects lesser known words in The New Yorker or specialty publications. I read somewhere that in the U.S. the average reader comes in at eight-grade level.
LenHazell53 replies on Nov 14, 2018:
True in the UK the average reading age used to be 12 years old, probably lower now.
It is sad, the English language is so rich and potentially precise, but so many people deny themselves that for the sake of indolence.
TheDoubter comments on Nov 14, 2018:
journalists -- even with large vocabularies -- use words people understand. otherwise you come across as a pompous ass/showoff. one expects lesser known words in The New Yorker or specialty publications. I read somewhere that in the U.S. the average reader comes in at eight-grade level.
LenHazell53 replies on Nov 14, 2018:
True in the UK the average reading age used to be 12 years old, probably lower now.
It is sad, the English language is so rich and potentially precise, but so many people deny themselves that for the sake of indolence.
MENDICANT
A beggar or thief
from both menda Latin for physically deformed and mendi Latin ...
Marionville comments on Nov 14, 2018:
Often used particularly to describe those from religious orders who begged for alms.
LenHazell53 replies on Nov 14, 2018:
Yes like the poor old pope you can see he takes his vow of poverty sooooo seriously
Marionville comments on Nov 14, 2018:
Often used particularly to describe those from religious orders who begged for alms.
LenHazell53 replies on Nov 14, 2018:
Yes like the poor old pope you can see he takes his vow of poverty sooooo seriously
MENDICANT
A beggar or thief
from both menda Latin for physically deformed and mendi Latin ...
Cutiebeauty comments on Nov 14, 2018:
Is that a verb?
Don't mendicant on the subway? Correct?
Mendicantion is prohibited here.
Yes?
LenHazell53 replies on Nov 14, 2018:
No Mendicant is a noun, I suppose the action of a mendicant would be would be something like mendicancy if mendicant follows the same rule as accountant
**Mendicancy is not allowed on the subway**
Cutiebeauty comments on Nov 14, 2018:
Is that a verb?
Don't mendicant on the subway? Correct?
Mendicantion is prohibited here.
Yes?
LenHazell53 replies on Nov 14, 2018:
No Mendicant is a noun, I suppose the action of a mendicant would be would be something like mendicancy if mendicant follows the same rule as accountant
**Mendicancy is not allowed on the subway**
Interesting information out of Australia on domestic violence and the perpetrators:
For the first ...
silverotter11 comments on Nov 14, 2018:
I really don't know what to say, people are scared, angry, depressed all over the world. Is it the haves getting more and more and the have nots getting less and less? Is it the chemicals in the water, air and food? It's sad that's all I know.
LenHazell53 replies on Nov 14, 2018:
Well said, have you heard about the world wide trend for adding lithium to drinking water to "stabilize" people?
It is without consent and a total abuse.
silverotter11 comments on Nov 14, 2018:
I really don't know what to say, people are scared, angry, depressed all over the world. Is it the haves getting more and more and the have nots getting less and less? Is it the chemicals in the water, air and food? It's sad that's all I know.
LenHazell53 replies on Nov 14, 2018:
Well said, have you heard about the world wide trend for adding lithium to drinking water to "stabilize" people?
It is without consent and a total abuse.
Political correctness was not even the original term it was called Alternate insert target here.
A2Jennifer comments on Nov 11, 2018:
Do you really believe that racism and misogyny and bigotry and homo-“phobia” simply disappeared after a few years of people saying that it is not nice to use derogatory terms for them?
Yes, you start a movement by addressing the most egregious harms. Then when people begin to accept that even...
LenHazell53 replies on Nov 13, 2018:
No and I did not say that, see my comments further down the thread.
A2Jennifer comments on Nov 11, 2018:
Do you really believe that racism and misogyny and bigotry and homo-“phobia” simply disappeared after a few years of people saying that it is not nice to use derogatory terms for them?
Yes, you start a movement by addressing the most egregious harms. Then when people begin to accept that even...
LenHazell53 replies on Nov 13, 2018:
No and I did not say that, see my comments further down the thread.
Jesus fucking Christ, isulting Islam is now a punishable offense in the EU court of human right
We...
ChadDoran comments on Nov 13, 2018:
It's honestly no different than some.coubties in the . There are towns here in TN where you can receive a citation for wearing anything that might be seens as defamation of . We are living in a time where we have to respect people's religion but they can force us to adopt their practice or die.
LenHazell53 replies on Nov 13, 2018:
I think I see where you are coming from. I would have a lot more respect for Islam if respected members of that faith were not locking up and executing people in the middle east for blasphemy.
ChadDoran comments on Nov 13, 2018:
It's honestly no different than some.coubties in the . There are towns here in TN where you can receive a citation for wearing anything that might be seens as defamation of . We are living in a time where we have to respect people's religion but they can force us to adopt their practice or die.
LenHazell53 replies on Nov 13, 2018:
I think I see where you are coming from. I would have a lot more respect for Islam if respected members of that faith were not locking up and executing people in the middle east for blasphemy.
GORMLESS: (chiefly Britain, of a person) Lacking intelligence, sense or understanding; foolish
...
phxbillcee comments on Nov 12, 2018:
I sure wish they'd speak English!!! LOL!
LenHazell53 replies on Nov 13, 2018:
Thanks for a prime example of gormlessness you colonial wazzack
phxbillcee comments on Nov 12, 2018:
I sure wish they'd speak English!!! LOL!
LenHazell53 replies on Nov 13, 2018:
Thanks for a prime example of gormlessness you colonial wazzack
Zoinks, Scoob!!
slydr68 comments on Nov 12, 2018:
Scooby Doo has had some really super "guest stars"...including Gomez Addams and Sonny & Cher...even Supernatiral had a crossover!!!
LenHazell53 replies on Nov 13, 2018:
The 2018 Brave and the Bold animated movie of Scooby Doo and the Justice league of America is fantastic
slydr68 comments on Nov 12, 2018:
Scooby Doo has had some really super "guest stars"...including Gomez Addams and Sonny & Cher...even Supernatiral had a crossover!!!
LenHazell53 replies on Nov 13, 2018:
The 2018 Brave and the Bold animated movie of Scooby Doo and the Justice league of America is fantastic
IMBROGLIO: im-bro-glio.
Hathacat comments on Nov 11, 2018:
I have always associated it with a difficult, messy predicament. Never confused, really.
LenHazell53 replies on Nov 11, 2018:
I agree, and this is perhaps due to the term originally being an Italian euphemism for a rubbish heap
Hathacat comments on Nov 11, 2018:
I have always associated it with a difficult, messy predicament. Never confused, really.
LenHazell53 replies on Nov 11, 2018:
I agree, and this is perhaps due to the term originally being an Italian euphemism for a rubbish heap
I really like this one.
LenHazell53 comments on Nov 11, 2018:
The origin of the word is not nearly so romantic, since it comes from the Saxon Reda to ride, which was also a euphemism for sexual intercourse and Mantis a Saxony word for a charm or magic worker.
The implied meaning being causing someone to love you by magically forcing them to have sex with ...
LenHazell53 replies on Nov 11, 2018:
@Hathacat
Yes, that's right, but again Gay, in the modern context became popular as a term from of the code language of "Polari" used in the early to mid 20th century mainly by homosexuals to allow them to communicate and identify one another without being arrested and imprisoned.
LenHazell53 comments on Nov 11, 2018:
The origin of the word is not nearly so romantic, since it comes from the Saxon Reda to ride, which was also a euphemism for sexual intercourse and Mantis a Saxony word for a charm or magic worker.
The implied meaning being causing someone to love you by magically forcing them to have sex with ...
LenHazell53 replies on Nov 11, 2018:
@Hathacat
Yes, that's right, but again Gay, in the modern context became popular as a term from of the code language of "Polari" used in the early to mid 20th century mainly by homosexuals to allow them to communicate and identify one another without being arrested and imprisoned.
After Christian Burns $50 worth of LGBTQ Library Books Atheist Raises $1,600 to Replace Them - World...
Lilac-JadeCanada comments on Nov 11, 2018:
I guess they think they can eradicate everything or everyone they don't like.
LenHazell53 replies on Nov 11, 2018:
The sort of man who burns the book is the same sort of man who a few hundred years ago would have burned the people.
Lilac-JadeCanada comments on Nov 11, 2018:
I guess they think they can eradicate everything or everyone they don't like.
LenHazell53 replies on Nov 11, 2018:
The sort of man who burns the book is the same sort of man who a few hundred years ago would have burned the people.
After Christian Burns $50 worth of LGBTQ Library Books Atheist Raises $1,600 to Replace Them - World...
godef comments on Nov 11, 2018:
Need to burn a few Xtians...
LenHazell53 replies on Nov 11, 2018:
They are to wet and wishy washing, they would just splutter and hiss, so no difference there then
godef comments on Nov 11, 2018:
Need to burn a few Xtians...
LenHazell53 replies on Nov 11, 2018:
They are to wet and wishy washing, they would just splutter and hiss, so no difference there then
"Ten lies we’re told to justify the slaughter of 20 million in the First World War." [prruk.org]
doug6352 comments on Nov 11, 2018:
The author's assertion that Britain was equally to blame with Germany for starting the war is ludicrous.
LenHazell53 replies on Nov 11, 2018:
read some history
doug6352 comments on Nov 11, 2018:
The author's assertion that Britain was equally to blame with Germany for starting the war is ludicrous.
LenHazell53 replies on Nov 11, 2018:
read some history
Rogue: a person or entity that flouts accepted norms of behaviour.
powder comments on Nov 11, 2018:
Just read this which relates. Published by rt, written by an Irish woman.
"What is normal?"
https://www.rt.com/op-ed/443509-pompeo-iran-normal-us/
LenHazell53 replies on Nov 11, 2018:
@Marionville Your father in law sounds a wise man; normality, like so much else in life is purely subjective and subject to circumstance and expediency.
powder comments on Nov 11, 2018:
Just read this which relates. Published by rt, written by an Irish woman.
"What is normal?"
https://www.rt.com/op-ed/443509-pompeo-iran-normal-us/
LenHazell53 replies on Nov 11, 2018:
@Marionville Your father in law sounds a wise man; normality, like so much else in life is purely subjective and subject to circumstance and expediency.
What is the most laughable story in the Bible?
BufftonBeotch comments on Nov 10, 2018:
And the LORD opened the mouth of the ass.
Say that in front of a room of 12 year olds.
ga hed'
LenHazell53 replies on Nov 10, 2018:
Talking out of their ass seems to be a specialty of the OT prophets
At least Balaam was honest about it.
BufftonBeotch comments on Nov 10, 2018:
And the LORD opened the mouth of the ass.
Say that in front of a room of 12 year olds.
ga hed'
LenHazell53 replies on Nov 10, 2018:
Talking out of their ass seems to be a specialty of the OT prophets
At least Balaam was honest about it.
What is the most laughable story in the Bible?
TristanNuvo comments on Nov 10, 2018:
Just the stuff in between, "in the begining" to "Amen".
LenHazell53 replies on Nov 10, 2018:
@TristanNuvo I know, I was agreeing with you, sorry if that came across wrong
TristanNuvo comments on Nov 10, 2018:
Just the stuff in between, "in the begining" to "Amen".
LenHazell53 replies on Nov 10, 2018:
@TristanNuvo I know, I was agreeing with you, sorry if that came across wrong
What is the most laughable story in the Bible?
DavidinOC comments on Nov 10, 2018:
The story of Noah, and how he built an ark with his family and then filled it with two of every kind of animal. LOL ?
LenHazell53 replies on Nov 10, 2018:
How did the Kangaroos get there in time?
DavidinOC comments on Nov 10, 2018:
The story of Noah, and how he built an ark with his family and then filled it with two of every kind of animal. LOL ?
LenHazell53 replies on Nov 10, 2018:
How did the Kangaroos get there in time?
What is the most laughable story in the Bible?
TristanNuvo comments on Nov 10, 2018:
Just the stuff in between, "in the begining" to "Amen".
LenHazell53 replies on Nov 10, 2018:
Even in the beginning is inaccurate, and Amen is the name of an Egyptian god
TristanNuvo comments on Nov 10, 2018:
Just the stuff in between, "in the begining" to "Amen".
LenHazell53 replies on Nov 10, 2018:
Even in the beginning is inaccurate, and Amen is the name of an Egyptian god
What is the most laughable story in the Bible?
mikebeed comments on Nov 10, 2018:
The burning bush that spoke to Moses. LSD wasn't invented until the 1930s!
LenHazell53 replies on Nov 10, 2018:
Yeah but I'll bet there were pretty potent mushrooms
mikebeed comments on Nov 10, 2018:
The burning bush that spoke to Moses. LSD wasn't invented until the 1930s!
LenHazell53 replies on Nov 10, 2018:
Yeah but I'll bet there were pretty potent mushrooms
The Last of the Mohicans "The Kiss" (music & scene) [youtube.com]
BufftonBeotch comments on Nov 10, 2018:
Why is an obvious European skin stealing the soul of an indigenous person again.
I guess we can be grateful we didn't paint his face.
LenHazell53 replies on Nov 10, 2018:
@BufftonBeotch Sorry I thought you might of read that one, my mistake.
BufftonBeotch comments on Nov 10, 2018:
Why is an obvious European skin stealing the soul of an indigenous person again.
I guess we can be grateful we didn't paint his face.
LenHazell53 replies on Nov 10, 2018:
@BufftonBeotch Sorry I thought you might of read that one, my mistake.
The Last of the Mohicans "The Kiss" (music & scene) [youtube.com]
BufftonBeotch comments on Nov 10, 2018:
Why is an obvious European skin stealing the soul of an indigenous person again.
I guess we can be grateful we didn't paint his face.
LenHazell53 replies on Nov 10, 2018:
@BufftonBeotch Are you being deliberately stupid, or are you just a fool?
James Fenimore Cooper was born in 1789 in New York and wrote an indigenous American in to his novels as a hero ( Chingachgook) at a time when it was generally though the only good "Injun" was a dead "injun".
I suppose you think Uncle Tom's cabin was a pro slavery book too, you uneducated moron.
BufftonBeotch comments on Nov 10, 2018:
Why is an obvious European skin stealing the soul of an indigenous person again.
I guess we can be grateful we didn't paint his face.
LenHazell53 replies on Nov 10, 2018:
@BufftonBeotch Are you being deliberately stupid, or are you just a fool?
James Fenimore Cooper was born in 1789 in New York and wrote an indigenous American in to his novels as a hero ( Chingachgook) at a time when it was generally though the only good "Injun" was a dead "injun".
I suppose you think Uncle Tom's cabin was a pro slavery book too, you uneducated moron.
The Last of the Mohicans "The Kiss" (music & scene) [youtube.com]
BufftonBeotch comments on Nov 10, 2018:
Why is an obvious European skin stealing the soul of an indigenous person again.
I guess we can be grateful we didn't paint his face.
LenHazell53 replies on Nov 10, 2018:
@Zster Does no one ever read books anymore, I read last of the Mohicans when I was 7, Hawkeye is a great character.
BufftonBeotch comments on Nov 10, 2018:
Why is an obvious European skin stealing the soul of an indigenous person again.
I guess we can be grateful we didn't paint his face.
LenHazell53 replies on Nov 10, 2018:
@Zster Does no one ever read books anymore, I read last of the Mohicans when I was 7, Hawkeye is a great character.
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