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by **Emerald Red** » Sat Aug 15, 2009 5:35 pm

Number 9 wrote:
Emerald Red wrote:
metalhead wrote:God's greatest gift to mankind is free will.

I would say art is.

You try too hard though..its like a woodpecker saying mans best gift is wood................ considering you are an artist that fu,cks about with photo shop and other sh,ite stuff that ya only click a mouse to do on the bru

Cut yer ear off or shush!In fact you really annoy me..coming on telling people all about art,Get a fuc'king job ya wee tool,you criticise others for being non creative and inconstructive......yet are on here 24/7 doing feck all!

Get a job,construct a life or are you too clever and gifted for all that Vincent?

Where have I ever been critical of someone for not being creative? Do give me an example. You're good at spouting your mouth off for some reason, and what exactly have I said here that's cause you any offence? Oh, and I don't "just f*ck about with photoshop" and nor am I on the bru. As for being on here 24/7 like you say I am, well, perhaps I post a bit late at night and maybe once during the day. Hardly 24/7, but then again, one would have to be on here 24/7 themselves to notice. This coming from someone who has over 6000 posts to my 4 and half over three years. Rich. You assume too much and provoke when it's completely uncalled for.

by **tubby** » Sat Aug 15, 2009 5:43 pm

God's greatest gift to man is a women. :;):

Joe you have been quiet for a while now. I hope you are not going to post a fecking essay. :laugh:

by **Emerald Red** » Sat Aug 15, 2009 5:46 pm

bavlondon wrote:God's greatest gift to man is a women.

I'm not so sure about that one, Bav.

by **tubby** » Sat Aug 15, 2009 6:04 pm

How so mate? You mean if you are gay? Yeah I could see what you mean. I love women though more than anything, all of them. :laugh:

by **Emerald Red** » Sat Aug 15, 2009 6:21 pm

bavlondon wrote:How so mate? You mean if you are gay? Yeah I could see what you mean. I love women though more than anything, all of them.

No mate, I'm not gay. It's just that in my experience, they are sometimes more trouble than what they are worth.

by **tubby** » Sat Aug 15, 2009 6:29 pm

Emerald Red wrote:
bavlondon wrote:How so mate? You mean if you are gay? Yeah I could see what you mean. I love women though more than anything, all of them.

No mate, I'm not gay. It's just that in my experience, they are sometimes more trouble than what they are worth.

Oh yeah that's also so true. Infact I can speak from experience on that one. But what's the saying? Can't live with them, can't live without them.

by **Emerald Red** » Sat Aug 15, 2009 6:33 pm

bavlondon wrote:
Emerald Red wrote:
bavlondon wrote:How so mate? You mean if you are gay? Yeah I could see what you mean. I love women though more than anything, all of them.

No mate, I'm not gay. It's just that in my experience, they are sometimes more trouble than what they are worth.

Oh yeah that's also so true. Infact I can speak from experience on that one. But what's the saying? Can't live with them, can't live without them.

Can't live with them, can't kill them either.

by **tubby** » Sat Aug 15, 2009 6:35 pm

Emerald Red wrote:
bavlondon wrote:
Emerald Red wrote:
bavlondon wrote:How so mate? You mean if you are gay? Yeah I could see what you mean. I love women though more than anything, all of them.

No mate, I'm not gay. It's just that in my experience, they are sometimes more trouble than what they are worth.

Oh yeah that's also so true. Infact I can speak from experience on that one. But what's the saying? Can't live with them, can't live without them.

Can't live with them, can't kill them either.

Once I put my photohsop skills to good use on getting revenge on one. Home made hooker card :;):

Sorry I seem to have dragged the topic off a bit but just wanted to share that with you all.

by **Reg** » Sun Aug 16, 2009 12:10 am

bavlondon wrote:Sorry I seem to have dragged the topic off a bit but just wanted to share that with you all.

Repent, repent or be damned in hell forever!

by **Big Niall** » Sun Aug 16, 2009 5:35 pm

Christians (like moderate muslims) cherry pick the bible, "oh Jesus was loving and full of goodness" true, but these Christians ignore the old testament, a vengeful, bigoted immoral book of hatred.

by **account deleted by request** » Sun Aug 16, 2009 9:24 pm

Emerald Red wrote:
bavlondon wrote:
Emerald Red wrote:
bavlondon wrote:How so mate? You mean if you are gay? Yeah I could see what you mean. I love women though more than anything, all of them.

No mate, I'm not gay. It's just that in my experience, they are sometimes more trouble than what they are worth.

Oh yeah that's also so true. Infact I can speak from experience on that one. But what's the saying? Can't live with them, can't live without them.

Can't live with them, can't kill them either.

They can in Afganistan mate :-

An Afghan bill allowing a husband to starve his wife if she refuses to have sex has been published in the official gazette and become law.

The original bill caused outrage earlier this year, forcing Afghan President Hamid Karzai to withdraw it.

But critics say the amended version of the law remains highly repressive.

They accuse Mr Karzai of selling out Afghan women for the sake of conservative Shia support at next week's presidential election.

The law governs family life for Afghanistan's Shia minority.

Sexual demands

The original version obliged Shia women to have sex with their husbands every four days at a minimum, and it effectively condoned rape by removing the need for consent to sex within marriage.

The original bill caused outrage within Afghanistan and around the world
Western leaders and Afghan women's groups were united in condemning an apparent reversal of key freedoms won by women after the fall of the Taliban.

Now an amended version of the same bill has passed quietly into law with the apparent approval of President Karzai.

Just ahead of this Thursday's Afghan presidential election, human rights groups suggest the timing is no accident.

"There was a review process - Karzai came under huge pressure from all over the world to amend this law, but many of the most oppressive laws remain," Rachel Reid, the Human Rights Watch representative in Kabul, told the BBC.

"What matters more to Karzai is the support of fundamentalists and hardliners here in Afghanistan whose support he thinks he needs in the elections."

Women's groups say its new wording still violates the principle of equality that is enshrined in their constitution.

It allows a man to withhold food from his wife if she refuses his sexual demands; a woman must get her husband's permission to work; and fathers and grandfathers are given exclusive custody of children.

link

by **Emerald Red** » Sun Aug 16, 2009 9:30 pm

s@int wrote:
Emerald Red wrote:
bavlondon wrote:
Emerald Red wrote:
bavlondon wrote:How so mate? You mean if you are gay? Yeah I could see what you mean. I love women though more than anything, all of them.

No mate, I'm not gay. It's just that in my experience, they are sometimes more trouble than what they are worth.

Oh yeah that's also so true. Infact I can speak from experience on that one. But what's the saying? Can't live with them, can't live without them.

Can't live with them, can't kill them either.

They can in Afganistan mate :-

An Afghan bill allowing a husband to starve his wife if she refuses to have sex has been published in the official gazette and become law.

The original bill caused outrage earlier this year, forcing Afghan President Hamid Karzai to withdraw it.

But critics say the amended version of the law remains highly repressive.

They accuse Mr Karzai of selling out Afghan women for the sake of conservative Shia support at next week's presidential election.

The law governs family life for Afghanistan's Shia minority.

Sexual demands

The original version obliged Shia women to have sex with their husbands every four days at a minimum, and it effectively condoned rape by removing the need for consent to sex within marriage.

The original bill caused outrage within Afghanistan and around the world
Western leaders and Afghan women's groups were united in condemning an apparent reversal of key freedoms won by women after the fall of the Taliban.

Now an amended version of the same bill has passed quietly into law with the apparent approval of President Karzai.

Just ahead of this Thursday's Afghan presidential election, human rights groups suggest the timing is no accident.

"There was a review process - Karzai came under huge pressure from all over the world to amend this law, but many of the most oppressive laws remain," Rachel Reid, the Human Rights Watch representative in Kabul, told the BBC.

"What matters more to Karzai is the support of fundamentalists and hardliners here in Afghanistan whose support he thinks he needs in the elections."

Women's groups say its new wording still violates the principle of equality that is enshrined in their constitution.

It allows a man to withhold food from his wife if she refuses his sexual demands; a woman must get her husband's permission to work; and fathers and grandfathers are given exclusive custody of children.

link

Now that's how it should be here!

Na, that is harsh.

by **Judge** » Mon Aug 17, 2009 1:02 pm

Big Niall wrote:Big Niall a life story - a vengeful, bigoted immoral book of hatred.

oi, stop promoting your autobiography

by **dawson99** » Mon Aug 17, 2009 1:28 pm

Big Niall wrote:Christians (like moderate muslims) cherry pick the bible, "oh Jesus was loving and full of goodness" true, but these Christians ignore the old testament, a vengeful, bigoted immoral book of hatred.

a lot of christians take the old testament as morality tales and the new testement as more 'gospel'

Its the nutty JW and LDS that take everything word for word

by **JoeTerp** » Mon Aug 17, 2009 2:18 pm

morality tales? its filled with immorality.

and I am guessing when you said "take as gospel" were you saying that it was more truthful?

some pretty ridiculous things happen in there too.

its a lot more than just JW and LDS that take it literally, and the religious moderates make the world safe for extremists because they create an environment in which it is too taboo to ask people to defend their beliefs when it comes to religious faith.

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