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kinky is showing your parents the film you made of the insertion of onions after they have eaten said onions in a tasty soup

kinky is showing your parents the film you made of the insertion of onions after they have eaten said onions in a tasty soup
that's just wrong ;

onionenema

too kinky?

WAC:
http://www.contactmusic.com/news/ian-brown-can-keep-driving-south-after-escaping-ban_1252476

I'll quote that when I go up for speeding

lexus m6?
pffft
Id have a Maserati if I was Ian Brown

good to see were back on the important topics again

lexus m6?
pffft
Id have a Maserati if I was Ian Brown

good to see were back on the important topics again

the fuck is a lexus m6 anyway?

ask the independent

lexus m6?
pffft
Id have a Maserati if I was Ian Brown

good to see were back on the important topics again

Sure you wouldn't have a Nexus ?

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http://www.guardian.co.uk/uk/2011/oct/27/st-pauls-cathedral-canon-resigns
Good on ya vicar. Top man.
Looks like they're gearing up for some beatings...
:(

He could not support the possibility of "violence in the name of the church"????

History FAIL!
Starts with >>>>>>>>>>>>>>> Crusades thread.
Then >>>>>>>>>> Spanish inquisition thread.
Then >>>>>>>>> majority of all violence over the course of human history thread.

Was he there then? What a hypocrite

The bastard eh?
Call that a principled stance? Some people...

All people in all organisations and all religions are of course exactly the same and hold exactly the same views and are responsible for everything that's ever been done ever. This is a fact

Well with God as one of his references he'll have no trouble finding alternative employment

"In August, 1984 Cardinal Ratzinger stated that liberation theology has a major flaw in that it attempts to apply Christ's teaching on the sermon on the mount regarding the poor to present social situations."
-- https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Liberation_theology#Reaction_within_the_Catholic_Church

He did didn't he.
Er. Not sure what point you're making....
The vicar is clearly cut from the same cloth as a Catholic pope 'cause he's a vicar?

Will to live

lost the

The vicar is clearly cut from the same cloth as a Catholic pope 'cause he's a vicar?

Whoosh...

JOIN US:FRIDAY 28 OCTOBER for a pleasant afternoon cycle around your favourite London destinations from the Monopoly board game. Mixed-in, of course, with a liberal helping of the City’s financial institutions and regulatory bodies – which collectively play games with our financial future.
**BRING: **A safe bike (with lights if possible). Alternatively, bikes will be available for hire: please email occupylondoninfo@gmail.com in advance so we can gauge numbers.
ASSEMBLE: At St Paul’s Cathedral (near the giant monopoly board!) from 2pm, departing from 3:30pm.
DRESS CODE: Wear a suit with top hat and cane/umbrella

-- http://occupylsx.org/?p=472

Cor, sharp as a razor.
Er,
looks like he's a Anglican. I'm no expert, I could be mistaken but St Paul's cathedral could be a bit of a clue?
I think the pope's a Catholic. Perhaps I'm wrong.
If so then that makes them a bit different no?

Anyway, Decent bloke does a decent thing. Chapeau

Religion argument >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>

looks like he's a Anglican. I'm no expert, I could be mistaken but St Paul's cathedral could be a bit of a clue?
I think the pope's a Catholic. Perhaps I'm wrong.
If so then that makes them a bit different no?

You missed the point - I'm guessing you're not familiar with liberation theology. You can easily draw parallels with the battle between liberation theology and the Catholic church's hierarchy and Fraser's support for the protesters versus the Anglican church's support for the 1%. Look at the makeup of St. Paul's Foundation and the corporate supporters, something I posted on here earlier.

Sharp as a razor, indeed.

I'm aware of it, and I agree that you could indeed draw that parallel. A good point.
If that was the point you were making with your post.
Hard to tell really as it was a quote from a wikipedia article and just putting it up could have been interpreted any old way.

Hmmm

"In August, 1984 Cardinal Ratzinger stated that liberation theology has a major flaw in that it attempts to apply Christ's teaching on the sermon on the mount regarding the poor to present social situations."
-- https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Liberation_theology#Reaction_within_the_Catholic_Church

Er. Not sure what point you're making....
The vicar is clearly cut from the same cloth as a Catholic pope 'cause he's a vicar?

Ratzinger's take on what liberation theology is trying to do surely chimes with the aims of #Occupy? Aims that Fraser supports with his sermons on corporate greed and the right to protest. I don't see how the wikipedia quote above comes remotely close to implying that Fraser and Ratzinger are alike: apply Christ's teaching on the sermon on the mount regarding the poor to present social situations

apply Christ's teaching on the sermon on the mount

OK, I'm off to buy some cheese.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-xLUEMj6cwA

In light of the Kings Cross fatality, this is a similar story in New York. The actual website running this story looks interesting, so will post in the 'action group' thread too.

http://transalt.org/files/newsroom/streetbeat/2011/Oct/1027.html