ignotus wrote:What about Napoleon ler?

He's parody enough as it is, Iggy.

What can I say... I feel like I've finally made it. My own multi.

Napoleon Ier wrote:It was some time ago, when you simply refused to understand the concept of marriage being a Sacrament.

Try the search function and give me a nice little quote, else stop trolling.

I'd equally suggest some basic reading into of Catholicism...lest we have repeat of the Guiscard Sacramental theology fiasco. I would, however, be willing to explain it to you as best I could.

I'm still waiting to be enlightened as to my error, Nappy. Please feel free to quote the post you ...

Queueing.

I'd equally suggest some basic reading into of Catholicism...lest we have repeat of the Guiscard Sacramental theology fiasco. I would, however, be willing to explain it to you as best I could.

I'm still waiting to be enlightened as to my error, Nappy. Please feel free to quote the post you ...

Quoting from the article:

"They ought to be able to use some of their oil to pay for their own costs and not keep sending the bill to the United States," said Sen. Patrick Leahy, a Democrat.

Although it might seem irksome at first glance, do people not realise exactly why those 'costs' were ...

I do not believe that in western culture it has ever been forbidden, faux pas, or frowned upon for a woman to like sex, although it has almost always been frowned upon to actually have lots of sex with multiple partners for both women and men in all but a few relatively small and unimportant social ...

I do not believe that in western culture it has ever been forbidden, faux pas, or frowned upon for a woman to like sex, although it has almost always been frowned upon to actually have lots of sex with multiple partners for both women and men in all but a few relatively small and unimportant social ...

Actual Content to stay 'on topic': How does the Catholic Church decide what is a mortal sin?

I dunno, how does English "common law" justify using obscure court rulings made 50+ years ago as the objective and absolute moral standard of justice of which the Law must be the embodiement?

50 years ...

2/Do you have economic statistics and evidence, or just a load of unverifiable bullsh*t about starving?

What he does have, Nappy, and what many people have that you don't is (and, flames begin in 3...2...) experience of the real world. Not living with your parents in Oxford, doing your GCSEs ...

wicked wrote:Well DM, was he in the closet with you? Keep your poor attempts at humor in the flame wars please if this is all you can bring to the conversation. Thanks.

Sounds like a double standard to me...

Napoleon Ier wrote:Behead those who insult Islam!!!111

Oh yeah...Catho-bashers can have a slap onthe wrist. Naughty Naughty.

Now try making your point again, but with some sense injected...

Nah, the problem with that is priestly celibacy. I don't say it too loud, but that idea is daft as fook. Just ain't natural. They're even allowing Anglican converts who are already married to keep their wives legally, though, so we have hope...

Well yeh, as a measure designed to defend the wealth ...

However, I cannot abide sycophantic panderings or double standards. If a standard is set, then the standard should be kept, or release all the wolves on all subjects.

What double standard has been set, though? No-one has forbidden anyone a right to reply, or disagree, or debate the matter ...

reminisco wrote:

Snorri1234 wrote:

oggiss wrote:Mosh pits seem stupid :/

They are.

agreed, but were age appropriate at 16.

Indeed.

Quite frankly, this thread is the most obscene piece of trash I have read in many a year, yet you allow it...and contribute to bashing my religion wicked. Things have been said here that are nothing short of Religious targeting yet you allow it, other things are said which I find insulting to my ...

The Roman Catholic Church, based in Rome, is run by Hypocrites. If they were serious about their teachings, they would liquidate their assets, give it to the poor, and lead a life of poverty, working in the field helping people.

Oh, and is it a mortal sin for a priest to rape a young boy, or did ...

The Roman Catholic Church, based in Rome, is run by Hypocrites. If they were serious about their teachings, they would liquidate their assets, give it to the poor, and lead a life of poverty, working in the field helping people.

Oh, and is it a mortal sin for a priest to rape a young boy, or did ...

Luns/Paul would be a strong ticket - unite the foruMZ!

I don't know whther anyone would have gone to shows by a band called Five Knuckle (on Household Name) back in the early 2000s... But fucking hell...

The Roman Catholic Church, based in Rome, is run by Hypocrites. If they were serious about their teachings, they would liquidate their assets, give it to the poor, and lead a life of poverty, working in the field helping people.

Oh, and is it a mortal sin for a priest to rape a young boy, or did ...

Looks heavy. Utah Saints do a night called Sugarbeat in Leeds every Saturday. Found it to be a good haunt over the years, and chatted to the guys a couple times I think.

Wolves seems to be the track that has grown on me the most.

for whatever reason, i skipped it a lot when i first got the album, but now i actively seek it out, and gave it 5 stars in my iTunes.

George Clinton played a gig at my friend's university in the US; backstage someone passed him a spliff ...

Been urged to check it our by a number of people. May well try and borrow a box set or something.