Minor Pleasures (4 Viewers)

[sleepy]

My friend who is back into religion because of her boyfriend, posting things on facebook like:

One of the hardest things for humans to understand is that not everything is within their understanding.

It's great fun to watch.

Nothing to do with religion, more to do with people quoting stuff on facebook, a friend of mine recently put up "If you can dream it, you can achieve it". The first comment underneath was "You must dream of being a cunt"

 

[Squiggle]

My friend who is back into religion because of her boyfriend, posting things on facebook like:

One of the hardest things for humans to understand is that not everything is within their understanding.

It's great fun to watch.

That's hardly a religious idea... at least not in isolation.

 

[Lili Marlene]

That's hardly a religious idea... at least not in isolation.

I think there's still a very small level of censorship going on. She's moving to the states in a few months though so we'll see how it goes when there's no more god hatin' Europeans frowning at her.

 

[7 - No tomorrow]

I had a mate like that. He went out with this girl who was a born-again-christian and he started getting mad into the bible, despite never having shown any interest in that kind of thing before in his life. They broke up after about 3 months and that was the end of the bible too. Great crack altogether.

Do you get the ride off religious birds?

I am probably overstating the cliche that liking God means hating sex.

 

[7 - No tomorrow]

Back in work today. 16" of snow expected and -20 temperatures.

I think there will be no work tomorrow. Hurray.

 

[rettucs]

Do you get the ride off religious birds?

I am probably overstating the cliche that liking God means hating sex.

yeah I'd have assumed the same. My mates burd was a total horndog though. She nearly killed the poor lad in the end.

 

[7 - No tomorrow]

yeah I'd have assumed the same. My mates burd was a total horndog though. She nearly killed the poor lad in the end.

I think if you really believed in God, you'd have to be thrilled that he gave us fucking. It's a pretty great thing.

 

[rettucs]

I think if you really believed in God, you'd have to be thrilled that he gave us fucking. It's a pretty great thing.

hard to argue.

But, I wonder the reaction were you to post that on a religious messageboard.

 

[7 - No tomorrow]

hard to argue.

But, I wonder the reaction were you to post that on a religious messageboard.

I'll leave them to it. Religion, like being in love, is a socially accepted form of delusion.

 

[David Kronenbourg]

My boss said we could go home because it's dead here and don't come in tomorrow because same. Also, only a month left here and I start my new job.

 

[тхеодоре кацзынски]

Do you get the ride off religious birds?

Not in my experience sadly. She was exceptional too. Ah well.

 

[7 - No tomorrow]

One of the upsides of living near work and a supermarket is that I nipped across and bought an 8lb pork joint at lunch and lashed it in the oven.

I'll be coming home to a gorgeous meal and a wonderful smell in my apartment.

Meat taunt.

 

[GARYXKNIFEDX]

Dave Allen on bbc2 for the rest of the night. Would have been a major pleasure only I missed the documentary.

 

[Scientician 0.8]

The chest infection I had seems to have effed off in record time. Good ole immune system or whatever you call it.

 

[Kermit McDermott]

Watching old films and then looking them up on wikipedia or IMDB and see who is alive and who is dead and what they did after the film.

The actress who played the girl in the acme bookstore in the big sleep (1946) is still alive.
Martha Vickers who played Carmen Sternwood is not.

 

[Lili Marlene]

Speaking of imdb, came across the page while watching it's a wonderful life over christmas

Jimmy the Crow - IMDb

 

[therealjohnny]

cool...poor Jimmy

Jimmy The Raven (1934 - ) - Find A Grave Memorial

 

[Unicron]

@scutter convinced me on twitter to do minor repairs on my bike rather than bringing it into the shop. And now I feel marginally less useless than normal.

 

[therealjohnny]

could he convince you to fix mine?

 

[rettucs]

@scutter convinced me on twitter to do minor repairs on my bike rather than bringing it into the shop. And now I feel marginally less useless than normal.

glad it worked out. I'd say I do about 95% of repairs myself these days. The only thing I need the bike shop for is the trickier parts, or parts that don't require changing very often (and require specialised tools - such as the front chainrings). I also wouldn't try and repair a buckle or fix a broken spoke. Anything else I'd happily give a go myself first.