Prince Myshkin

Is that song about a pre-op transexual?

True, I just feel all sides of her work should be reported. Most people I know aren't aware of everything she did. I certainly wasn't taught that side of her life in Religious Education at school. I think it's only fair to let people make their own mind up about things once given all the facts.

:awesome: ... waaaaaaaait a minute *scratches head*

That's the problem. People shouldn't be controlled.

I'm unsure. All I know is what it says in the article and I didn't really read it. Just thought it might spark debate so I stuck it up there for anybody interested.

[ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8619p8Ri-Fk]YouTube - North & South - I'm A Man Not A Boy[/ame]

Haha, that just reminded me of something I need to post in the manly section.

:laugh3: It wasn't McDonalds's. It was the woman at the job centre and she gave me her direct email address (like her home one, not her work one), which I'm pretty sure she isn't supposed to do and gave me loads of extra information 'off the record'. Obviously this isn't the only thing that made me think she liked me, she was flirting a lot and sat very close even though she didn't have to. We even discussed my European Tour. She was like 40 :p but I admire her ambition.

Imagine saying that though. I wonder what the 'final' invention was which sparked him to say that. Or perhaps, the lamest idea for an invention which made him think it was all over. Either way, what a fool. I know it's easy to say in retrospect, but it's not like there was ever a lull where nothing was invented for a while.

Today I learnt that if the woman at the job centre finds you attractive your chances of getting a job increase.

I've heard that quoted often, though never the source. Thanks.

The Catholic Church sure feels that Britain is anti-religion (but by that I think they mean anti-Catholic). According to one of the Pope's advisors we are like a Third World country due to our multi-culturalism and amount of Atheists. I think one of the main mistakes people make when defending religion is presuming that there would not be good people without religion. Mother Teresa could have done what she did without her faith (as is proved from her letters which showed she had no faith for a considerable amount of time). Had she acted as though religion was not the reason for her actions more people would have been saved as the money donated would have actually gone to people who needed it rather than the spread of Catholicism through scare tactics. She still did a lot of good work though, obviously. It's just a shame she needlessly restricted herself.

I don't see the fascination myself, but I don't find him annoying either.

I think new platforms will be made that right now seem inconceivable. This will allow things to carry on being made. Also since most art is a reflection on life, with so many events occurring all the time there will always be new expressions and movements.

When has context ever mattered to Religion? I'm not trying to change people's mind here. I don't care if people are religious. These are just my feelings on the matter.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-south-asia-11388384

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/health-11537063

http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport1/hi/football/teams/l/liverpool/9080946.stm Liverpool sale 'blocked by injunction'

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:o In a match between periods, make up and boobs, boobs win.

Say what now? And why the fuck have I come back in here and you guys aren't still talking about boobs :angry: You lot would be lame at a slumber party.

It varies from girl to girl but I prefer natural. Some girls suit make-up though, and they feel more comfortable in themselves with it. I don't like it when you hug a girl and it goes all over your collar because they have so much on. A little bit is nice.

:shame: I obviously made that thread to talk about genitals but you girls disappointed me.

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We'll see.