Conquer Club

Dancing Mustard wrote:Because once, while in a village on the outskirts of Poitier and after several hours of unsuccessful hitch-hiking, I urinated on a Statue of the Virgin Mary that had been erected at the site of a fatal car-crash.

I'd offer further evidence, but I think that ought to be sufficient.

I am a Polythenist!(I like to crack-off on lightweight thermoplastics, whilst reciting the Mahabharata backwards !).. any good?

Knowing our members.... I'm suprised that we aren't waaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaay off topic by now. Anyone want to buy a '70 Pontiac Tempest?

Juan_Bottom wrote:#-o
Knowing our members.... I'm suprised that we aren't waaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaay off topic by now. Anyone want to buy a '70 Pontiac Tempest?

Christ! surely you need religion if you own one of those?

jiminski wrote:

Juan_Bottom wrote:#-o
Knowing our members.... I'm suprised that we aren't waaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaay off topic by now. Anyone want to buy a '70 Pontiac Tempest?

Christ! surely you need religion if you own one of those?

Dunno about you, but my eyes have been opened.

Frop wrote:

jiminski wrote:

Juan_Bottom wrote:#-o
Knowing our members.... I'm suprised that we aren't waaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaay off topic by now. Anyone want to buy a '70 Pontiac Tempest?

Christ! surely you need religion if you own one of those?

Dunno about you, but my eyes have been opened.

You think that blue thing is god?

Well.. If it can kill a few people, then yes.

Chrome Gods.

MeDeFe wrote:

Juan_Bottom wrote:

MeDeFe wrote:The language is called 'Finnish', yes, but the same word can also be used as an adjective describing what nationality one is of. It's pretty easy in English because there's only one word to denote the nationality, there are three different languages spoken in Finland that I know of, and at least in Finnish and Swedish there are different terms for a person depending on which language is ones native.

I told you someone from Wales is a whale. Thanks MEDEFE for backing me up.

I did not back you up, I just didn't comment on it, I actually think it would be a Welsh person, not sure what the language would be called... possibly Gaelic.

Welsh person. Welsh language (if speaking of it in English). "Cymraig" properly.
Whales congregate in schools.
Welsh congregate in pubs.

Incidentally, I thought the name for the Finnish language was "Suomi". So a guy called Ussi (or was it Yussi?) told me anyhow.

jonesthecurl wrote:

MeDeFe wrote:

Juan_Bottom wrote:

MeDeFe wrote:The language is called 'Finnish', yes, but the same word can also be used as an adjective describing what nationality one is of. It's pretty easy in English because there's only one word to denote the nationality, there are three different languages spoken in Finland that I know of, and at least in Finnish and Swedish there are different terms for a person depending on which language is ones native.

I told you someone from Wales is a whale. Thanks MEDEFE for backing me up.

I did not back you up, I just didn't comment on it, I actually think it would be a Welsh person, not sure what the language would be called... possibly Gaelic.

Welsh person. Welsh language (if speaking of it in English). "Cymraig" properly.
Whales congregate in schools.
Welsh congregate in pubs.

Incidentally, I thought the name for the Finnish language was "Suomi". So a guy called Ussi (or was it Yussi?) told me anyhow.

In?

jonesthecurl wrote:

MeDeFe wrote:

Juan_Bottom wrote:

MeDeFe wrote:The language is called 'Finnish', yes, but the same word can also be used as an adjective describing what nationality one is of. It's pretty easy in English because there's only one word to denote the nationality, there are three different languages spoken in Finland that I know of, and at least in Finnish and Swedish there are different terms for a person depending on which language is ones native.

I told you someone from Wales is a whale. Thanks MEDEFE for backing me up.

I did not back you up, I just didn't comment on it, I actually think it would be a Welsh person, not sure what the language would be called... possibly Gaelic.

Welsh person. Welsh language (if speaking of it in English). "Cymraig" properly.
Whales congregate in schools.
Welsh congregate in pubs.

Incidentally, I thought the name for the Finnish language was "Suomi". So a guy called Ussi (or was it Yussi?) told me anyhow.

He probably spells his name 'Jussi'.

Atheism FTW!

Wow, I missed this thread. It was like my second one ever... the first was asking how to do this, lol. How did you ever find it atheistheretic ?

I just saw it on the second page, I think...

Not responsible for that everyone!!!^^^^

I am an atheist. I am also think the scientific method is on of the best inventions of man. So I want to take issue with the implication of that the world trade centers would continue to exist except for the existence of religion.

A University of Chicago professor has completed a study of terrorism. His conclusion is that there is no evidence that "religion" is the common thread in terrorist act. In fact, at least half of the terrorism attacks in the last 40 years are from secular groups such as the Tamil Tigers. He did find one common thread. Terrorism, as a tactic, arises whenever a people find their country or territory occupied by foreign forces. He also found that the terrorism stops when the troops leave.

I was trying to find the second pic and couldn't so I defaulted to the one I found...

But I just found it.

atheistheretic wrote:Sorry for those offended

If you only knew the whole story...

No point in me not learning it!

mpjh wrote:I am an atheist. I am also think the scientific method is on of the best inventions of man. So I want to take issue with the implication of that the world trade centers would continue to exist except for the existence of religion.

A University of Chicago professor has completed a study of terrorism. His conclusion is that there is no evidence that "religion" is the common thread in terrorist act. In fact, at least half of the terrorism attacks in the last 40 years are from secular groups such as the Tamil Tigers. He did find one common thread. Terrorism, as a tactic, arises whenever a people find their country or territory occupied by foreign forces. He also found that the terrorism stops when the troops leave.

What reason is all about.

Could you provide a link or some general direction towards that study? Sounds interesting.

Also, to stay with the general theme of the thread:

atheistheretic wrote:No point in me not learning it!

Way to go, it's started. I hope that you're pleased.
Well, you'll be learning now won't you?

Hello Juan Bottom,

Are you still recruiting, cause this thread is more to become a discussion thread. And you know that there are other forums for doing that. The thread you made here is only for recruiting new members. It lost now its purpose.

For further discussion you can go to your own clan forum and so on. But not in here.

So, please can you tell me what the need and purpose of this thread is now? Thanks.

Grtz
MarVal

I just listened to an interview of the professor by Scott Horton on the radio. I will review the podcast and get the name of the professor for you later.

We all know the only way to recruite is to advertise JK

mpjh wrote:I am an atheist. I am also think the scientific method is on of the best inventions of man. So I want to take issue with the implication of that the world trade centers would continue to exist except for the existence of religion.

A University of Chicago professor has completed a study of terrorism. His conclusion is that there is no evidence that "religion" is the common thread in terrorist act. In fact, at least half of the terrorism attacks in the last 40 years are from secular groups such as the Tamil Tigers. He did find one common thread. Terrorism, as a tactic, arises whenever a people find their country or territory occupied by foreign forces. He also found that the terrorism stops when the troops leave.

I completely agree.

But its easier to get support when you claim divine revelation. I know this, god told me.

Need to wait for MeDeFe right now.