Religion and Ethics Forum
General Category => General Discussion => Topic started by: ippy on March 06, 2018, 11:52:55 AM
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Give this link a go, there ought to be a fine if it doesn't make you smile
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-5439125/Student-blocked-wearing-colander-head.html
Regards ippy
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As funny as this might be (and apparently some amused responses to it are being considered by The Book of records for the shortest time for ''it to wear off'' ) it still is just another ''Oi nutter!'' argument from the atheist fraternity.
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The colander of mercy is not strained
It droppeth as the gentle rain from heaven
Upon the head beneath.
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Dear ippy,
How much is the fine and where do I pay >:(
Gonnagle.
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Give this link a go, there ought to be a fine if it doesn't make you smile
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-5439125/Student-blocked-wearing-colander-head.html
This is no smiling matter - it's religious persecution! >:(
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Dear ippy,
How much is the fine and where do I pay >:(
Gonnagle.
May you be touched by His noodly appendage...
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As funny as this might be (and apparently some amused responses to it are being considered by The Book of records for the shortest time for ''it to wear off'' ) it still is just another ''Oi nutter!'' argument from the atheist fraternity.
There's a lot of holes in his argument.
Regards ippy
P S Another one of life's delightful nutters.
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Can't be bothered reading the whole piece, but suspect that this is a bit of racist crap on the part of the student - I'm reminded of Robert Relf in the 70s, a notorious racist who founded his own pseudo-religion which forbade the wearing of headgear, so as to challenge the exception provided for Sikhs to wearing motorcycle helmets, because they had to wear their turban. He rode a motorbike with no helmet, and challenged the law when he was arrested for not wearing one, on grounds of his religious rights.
PF wrote As funny as this might be...
, which should be "Funny as this might be...". The "As...as..." form should only be used when making a direct comparison, e.g. "As big as a house" or "As much of an utter twat as Jacob Rees-Mogg".