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Post by CHOPPER READ on Jan 10, 2007 12:59:58 GMT -1
I do,it is called my booking on form. No you can slap Chavs, you just have to fill in the correct form before doing it!! So it is your fault i can't slap Chavs anymore?
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Post by The Lucky C on Jan 10, 2007 13:00:27 GMT -1
Hallelujah! Not Green Party either? I voted green during the european election
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Post by jh1980 on Jan 10, 2007 13:01:57 GMT -1
I voted green during the european election Never mind eh?! ;D (just joking now)
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Post by The Lucky C on Jan 10, 2007 13:03:04 GMT -1
I voted green during the european election Never mind eh?! ;D (just joking now) they got a seat
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Post by Mrs H on Jan 10, 2007 13:04:58 GMT -1
I wish the Natural Law party hadn't disbanded. Anyone who can do that flying yoga thing deserves to be in parliament in my books.
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Post by jh1980 on Jan 10, 2007 13:08:41 GMT -1
Yes Laura. And long live Lord Sutch.
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Post by addicted2venos on Jan 10, 2007 13:09:46 GMT -1
Yes Laura. And long live Lord Sutch. ......... and Lord Buckethead!!
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Post by The Lucky C on Jan 10, 2007 13:15:32 GMT -1
Yes Laura. And long live Lord Sutch. don't you mean his cat?
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Post by HURLOCK on Jan 10, 2007 13:16:13 GMT -1
I'm back.....................
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Post by jh1980 on Jan 10, 2007 13:17:12 GMT -1
Yes Laura. And long live Lord Sutch. don't you mean his cat? and Doctor Seuss.
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Post by Dr LuKas on Jan 10, 2007 13:32:31 GMT -1
I vote Lord Buckethead. He is a good friend of mine.
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Post by gt on Jan 10, 2007 14:02:42 GMT -1
I met the late Lord Sutch at a record fair in 1998!
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Post by festerroyalblue on Jan 10, 2007 14:30:35 GMT -1
there is nothing wrong with homosexuality at all... but this law is basicly expecting all of us to be forced to acknowledge they exist regardless of our own thought... your forcing people against their beliefs to ackowledge something they dont want to...example..a christian hotelier in scotland was kicked from the tourist board for not allowing two men to share a bed in his bb (his home in respect) he was happy to let them in but not the same bed for his beliefs say its not right.. its his right to make the rules in his home... skools will now be forced to teach gay rights under this law...i dont want my kids taught that..i want them to make up there own beliefs and ideas.... its all political correctness gone mad... youll see when all these kids adopted by homosexuals get to their teens after going through our skooling system how well adjusted they grow up after 10 years of bullying...its not a well adjusted parentship.
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Post by Neko Bazu on Jan 10, 2007 14:38:28 GMT -1
there is nothing wrong with homosexuality at all... but this law is basicly expecting all of us to be forced to acknowledge they exist regardless of our own thought... your forcing people against their beliefs to ackowledge something they dont want to...example..a christian hotelier in scotland was kicked from the tourist board for not allowing two men to share a bed in his bb (his home in respect) he was happy to let them in but not the same bed for his beliefs say its not right.. its his right to make the rules in his home... skools will now be forced to teach gay rights under this law...i dont want my kids taught that..i want them to make up there own beliefs and ideas.... its all political correctness gone mad... youll see when all these kids adopted by homosexuals get to their teens after going through our skooling system how well adjusted they grow up after 10 years of bullying...its not a well adjusted parentship. So it's alright for us to refuse to acknowledge homosexuals, but not christians or muslims, blacks or whites (accordingly), men or women (ditto) and so forth. I'll say it again; one rule for one, or none at all. I find arsey religious types like those doing the protesting offensive - gay people are still people for fuck's suck - but that doesn't mean I have any right to pretend they don't exist.
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Post by jh1980 on Jan 10, 2007 14:43:12 GMT -1
there is nothing wrong with homosexuality at all... but this law is basicly expecting all of us to be forced to acknowledge they exist regardless of our own thought... your forcing people against their beliefs to ackowledge something they dont want to...example..a christian hotelier in scotland was kicked from the tourist board for not allowing two men to share a bed in his bb (his home in respect) he was happy to let them in but not the same bed for his beliefs say its not right.. its his right to make the rules in his home... skools will now be forced to teach gay rights under this law...i dont want my kids taught that..i want them to make up there own beliefs and ideas.... its all political correctness gone mad... youll see when all these kids adopted by homosexuals get to their teens after going through our skooling system how well adjusted they grow up after 10 years of bullying...its not a well adjusted parentship. Fester... what can I say? I don't like the way you've tried to argue that, but let's just look at this. You have a fair point that kids "adopted by homosexuals" could face problems with bullying. It is however the responsibility of the school to do something about bullying. I don't think the hotelier did have a right to say what they could do in the bedroom. They paid for that room, and if there were stains on the sheets in the morning how is that different from a straight couple? Religion and business are different things. Schools aren't forced to "teach gay rights" but it is entirely correct that they should acknowledge a range of sexual preferences (in low detail) when teaching young people who are (in most cases) thinking about these issues anyway in their early-to-mid teens. Anyway, I'm sorry but the way you talk about this does suggest to me that you DO have a problem with homosexuality... which is unfortunate.
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Post by The Lucky C on Jan 10, 2007 14:55:38 GMT -1
there is nothing wrong with homosexuality at all... but this law is basicly expecting all of us to be forced to acknowledge they exist regardless of our own thought... your forcing people against their beliefs to ackowledge something they dont want to...example..a christian hotelier in scotland was kicked from the tourist board for not allowing two men to share a bed in his bb (his home in respect) he was happy to let them in but not the same bed for his beliefs say its not right.. its his right to make the rules in his home... skools will now be forced to teach gay rights under this law...i dont want my kids taught that..i want them to make up there own beliefs and ideas.... its all political correctness gone mad... youll see when all these kids adopted by homosexuals get to their teens after going through our skooling system how well adjusted they grow up after 10 years of bullying...its not a well adjusted parentship. Fester... what can I say? I don't like the way you've tried to argue that, but let's just look at this. You have a fair point that kids "adopted by homosexuals" could face problems with bullying. It is however the responsibility of the school to do something about bullying. I don't think the hotelier did have a right to say what they could do in the bedroom. They paid for that room, and if there were stains on the sheets in the morning how is that different from a straight couple? Religion and business are different things. Schools aren't forced to "teach gay rights" but it is entirely correct that they should acknowledge a range of sexual preferences (in low detail) when teaching young people who are (in most cases) thinking about these issues anyway in their early-to-mid teens. Anyway, I'm sorry but the way you talk about this does suggest to me that you DO have a problem with homosexuality... which is unfortunate. It is a difficult topic, and I can see both sides of the argument. Should gay people be given equal rights? Of course they should. Should the religous be forced to compromise their beliefs? No. Mutual tolerance and respect is needed on both sides, with neither side taking the piss. With regards to the should homosexuals adopt example - which would you prefer a child to be raised in? A loving gay household or an abusive straight household? As long as the would-be parents are good people, who could complain? The hotelier example is a bit more difficult, although I would argue in his favour as it is a b&b. If it was a hotel chain then I'd arrive at a different conclusion, but it is his house that he's letting out. It reminds me of a story I heard about a year ago - a muslim woman was in the news for refusing to sell morning after pills to a woman. It's part of their faith, and we can't ask people to violate this - but we should suggest that they are in the wrong profession. As for the schools - my IT teacher decided to talk about fisting at great length. And the online way it affected me was to improve my grades, by desperately concentrating on my work.
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Post by jh1980 on Jan 10, 2007 15:03:35 GMT -1
It reminds me of a story I heard about a year ago - a muslim woman was in the news for refusing to sell morning after pills to a woman. It's part of their faith, and we can't ask people to violate this - but we should suggest that they are in the wrong profession. As for the schools - my IT teacher decided to talk about fisting at great length. And the online way it affected me was to improve my grades, by desperately concentrating on my work. Agree with much of what you've said. Must just say these two things though... 1) I remember that Muslim woman too. It wouldn't have been an issue if she could have just asked a colleague to serve it if it was that much of a problem. But at base, her religious views should not conflict with her job role in a secular society. Not wanting to offend anyone of any faith, the first point was the solution. 2) Hehehe fair play regarding the IT teacher!!! ;D
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Post by Stan on Jan 10, 2007 15:05:08 GMT -1
It reminds me of a story I heard about a year ago - a muslim woman was in the news for refusing to sell morning after pills to a woman. It's part of their faith, and we can't ask people to violate this - but we should suggest that they are in the wrong profession. As for the schools - my IT teacher decided to talk about fisting at great length. And the online way it affected me was to improve my grades, by desperately concentrating on my work. Agree with much of what you've said. Must just say these two things though... 1) I remember that Muslim woman too. It wouldn't have been an issue if she could have just asked a colleague to serve it if it was that much of a problem. But at base, her religious views should not conflict with her job role in a secular society. Not wanting to offend anyone of any faith, the first point was the solution. 2) Hehehe fair play regarding the IT teacher!!! ;D There was a young muslim called Govinda.... Afternoon fucks
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Post by jh1980 on Jan 10, 2007 15:09:36 GMT -1
Good Lord! Big Daddy Stan... how's it been?
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Post by Stan on Jan 10, 2007 15:11:50 GMT -1
Good Lord! Big Daddy Stan... how's it been? Bore da Rarely betterer thank you good sir... how's you..?
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