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Post by CHOPPER READ on Nov 1, 2007 6:54:55 GMT -1
For all you God fearing people out there.
Named because of All Hallows Eve yesterday,not after the eye candy but shite all girl group of the 90's.
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Post by Mrs H on Nov 1, 2007 8:17:47 GMT -1
*Pretends to be saintly* Morning all
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Post by Billy on Nov 1, 2007 8:21:05 GMT -1
Hello everyone - does anyone know if there is a Saint Billy? ;D
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Post by C@V on Nov 1, 2007 8:22:25 GMT -1
Gumple parp!
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Post by Mrs H on Nov 1, 2007 8:29:29 GMT -1
There's a St Bilfrid "Benedictine hermit, the silversmith who bound the Lindisfarne Gospels. He was a hermit in Lindisfarne, Ireland, off the coast of Northumbria, in northern England, where he aided Bishop Eaddfrid in preparing the binding of that masterpiece. He used gold, silver, and gems to bind the famous copy of the Gospels of St. Cuthbert. His relics were enshrined in Durham, England, in the eleventh century. " Billy you're a hermit
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Post by jh1980 on Nov 1, 2007 8:29:33 GMT -1
Saint Billie-Joe, the fella from Green Day? You're not a l'il devil Laura... ;D Howdy Cav, wtf?
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Post by Mrs H on Nov 1, 2007 8:29:46 GMT -1
Bad Oatibix this morning?
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Post by Billy on Nov 1, 2007 8:33:47 GMT -1
There's a St Bilfrid "Benedictine hermit, the silversmith who bound the Lindisfarne Gospels. He was a hermit in Lindisfarne, Ireland, off the coast of Northumbria, in northern England, where he aided Bishop Eaddfrid in preparing the binding of that masterpiece. He used gold, silver, and gems to bind the famous copy of the Gospels of St. Cuthbert. His relics were enshrined in Durham, England, in the eleventh century. " Billy you're a hermit LOL I quite like that name actually - and I reckon I'd make a pretty good hermit as well ;D (I actually thought you might say somin like - St Billy, Patron saint of bad dress sense! )
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Post by jh1980 on Nov 1, 2007 8:38:32 GMT -1
LOL I quite like that name actually - and I reckon I'd make a pretty good hermit as well ;D (I actually thought you might say somin like - St Billy, Patron saint of bad dress sense! ) Bilfrid! ;D Ah, c'mon now... we don't all knock each other 24/7!
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Post by Billy on Nov 1, 2007 8:43:19 GMT -1
Name has been changed ;D LOL - it's all meant in jest
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Post by jh1980 on Nov 1, 2007 8:44:39 GMT -1
Name has been changed ;D LOL - it's all meant in jest ;D What are you talking about Billy? Corduroy trousers are a heinous crime against the society we live in..... you should be roundly flogged!
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Post by CHOPPER READ on Nov 1, 2007 8:46:06 GMT -1
Name has been changed ;D LOL - it's all meant in jest ;D What are you talking about Billy? Corduroy trousers are a heinous crime against the society we live in..... you should be roundly flogged! Is Sodomy an anus crime Jules?
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Post by jh1980 on Nov 1, 2007 8:48:31 GMT -1
Is Sodomy an anus crime Jules? LOL err, no, nice gag though...! ;D Wondered what you were on about for a minute!
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Post by Mrs H on Nov 1, 2007 8:49:04 GMT -1
Lol St Laura
"Martyr of Spain, an abbess. She was born in Cordoba, Spain, and became a nun in Cuteclara. The Moors threw her into a vat of molten lead."
Even when I behave myself I get thrown into molten lead!
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Post by CHOPPER READ on Nov 1, 2007 8:49:17 GMT -1
Is Sodomy an anus crime Jules? LOL err, no, nice gag though...! ;D Wondered what you were on about for a minute!
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Post by Mrs H on Nov 1, 2007 8:50:26 GMT -1
St Julian - Patron saint of Hoteliers?
"According to a pious fiction that was very popular in the Middle Ages, Julian was of noble birth and while hunting one day, was reproached by a hart for hunting him and told that he would one day kill his mother and father. He was richly rewarded for his services by a king and married a widow. While he was away his mother and father arrived at his castle seeking him; When his wife realized who they were, she put them up for the night in the master's bed room. When Julian returned unexpectedly later that night and saw a man and a woman in his bed, he suspected the worst and killed them both. When his wife returned from church and he found he had killed his parents, he was overcome with remorse and fled the castle, resolved to do a fitting penance. He was joined by his wife and they built an inn for travelers near a wide river, and a hospital for the poor. He was forgiven for his crime when he gave help to a leper in his own bed; the leper turned out to be a messenger from God who had been sent to test him. He is the patron of hotel keepers, travelers, and boatmen. His feast day is February 12th. "
So you can kill your parents but if you give a leper your bed it'll all be ok Jules!
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Post by C@V on Nov 1, 2007 8:51:25 GMT -1
Bad Oatibix this morning? Troodle amphix lanking twizzle!
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Post by Mrs H on Nov 1, 2007 8:52:06 GMT -1
Bad Oatibix this morning? Troodle amphix lanking twizzle! You Crayzee
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Post by C@V on Nov 1, 2007 8:53:21 GMT -1
Troodle amphix lanking twizzle! You Crayzee It's just a new language I made up 5 mins ago.
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Post by jh1980 on Nov 1, 2007 8:54:50 GMT -1
St Julian - Patron saint of Hoteliers? So you can kill your parents but if you give a leper your bed it'll all be ok Jules! LOL, nice! I was just looking, there are four St Julius' and five St Julian's on Wikipedia... not including that one above!
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