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Oh hang on, it says "A man in his twenties..." did it, not a child. Sorry FF, my mistake.
Oh hang on, it says "A man in his twenties..." did it, not a child. Sorry FF, my mistake.
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The Hibernator wrote:
> Surely making Victoria bitchface Beckham the Virgin Mary is one of
> the worst forms of blasphemy you can make in a waxworks.
My brother has a picture of himself stood behind the bending-over Jonny Wilkinson with his keks round his ankles and one of him feeling up Princess Di. Does that count?
> Surely making Victoria bitchface Beckham the Virgin Mary is one of
> the worst forms of blasphemy you can make in a waxworks.
My brother has a picture of himself stood behind the bending-over Jonny Wilkinson with his keks round his ankles and one of him feeling up Princess Di. Does that count?
Very_Metal wrote:
> "A man in his 20s repeatedly punched the waxwork figures and fled
> into the street"
>
> .. does anyone else find this conjouring up a quite hilarious mental
> image?? :D
Absolutely. Bet it was even funnier actually seeing it though.
> "A man in his 20s repeatedly punched the waxwork figures and fled
> into the street"
>
> .. does anyone else find this conjouring up a quite hilarious mental
> image?? :D
Absolutely. Bet it was even funnier actually seeing it though.
Light wrote:
> It reminds me of Pandaemonium and a mutual friend of ours showing
> their respect to the Christian faith via a nativity scene outside a
> local church...
No comment. Nobody can prove anything. snigger
> It reminds me of Pandaemonium and a mutual friend of ours showing
> their respect to the Christian faith via a nativity scene outside a
> local church...
No comment. Nobody can prove anything. snigger
Very_Metal wrote:
> "A man in his 20s repeatedly punched the waxwork figures and fled
> into the street"
>
> .. does anyone else find this conjouring up a quite hilarious mental
> image?? :D
It reminds me of Pandaemonium and a mutual friend of ours showing their respect to the Christian faith via a nativity scene outside a local church...
> "A man in his 20s repeatedly punched the waxwork figures and fled
> into the street"
>
> .. does anyone else find this conjouring up a quite hilarious mental
> image?? :D
It reminds me of Pandaemonium and a mutual friend of ours showing their respect to the Christian faith via a nativity scene outside a local church...
"A man in his 20s repeatedly punched the waxwork figures and fled into the street"
.. does anyone else find this conjouring up a quite hilarious mental image?? :D
.. does anyone else find this conjouring up a quite hilarious mental image?? :D
Strafio wrote:
> He believes Christmas is a pagan celebration, which it more or less
> is...
>
> The Romans sort of tagged Christmas onto Yuletide or something so
> that Christians and pagan could worship together and pagans could
> convert without losing their holiday.
Yeah, it was Saturnalia in Roman times. But then, every single christian story, celebration, and value was taken from an earlier pagan religion.
>
> But what's the harm in celebrating pagan days anyway.
> I bet you celebrate school holidays! :-P
>
>
>
> By the by, he does celebrate good Friday, but not Easter.
> Easter is sort of pagan as well. Festival of new life or something.
> Why it's set in the spring and has all the eggs related to it.
Heh. Good Friday being a part of the Easter celebrations? Wow...that's not hypocritical of him at all
> Personally, I think Jesus would've loved pagan holidays.
Damn right! He liked a party did ol' Jesus. Why else would he turn water into wine.
> He believes Christmas is a pagan celebration, which it more or less
> is...
>
> The Romans sort of tagged Christmas onto Yuletide or something so
> that Christians and pagan could worship together and pagans could
> convert without losing their holiday.
Yeah, it was Saturnalia in Roman times. But then, every single christian story, celebration, and value was taken from an earlier pagan religion.
>
> But what's the harm in celebrating pagan days anyway.
> I bet you celebrate school holidays! :-P
>
>
>
> By the by, he does celebrate good Friday, but not Easter.
> Easter is sort of pagan as well. Festival of new life or something.
> Why it's set in the spring and has all the eggs related to it.
Heh. Good Friday being a part of the Easter celebrations? Wow...that's not hypocritical of him at all
> Personally, I think Jesus would've loved pagan holidays.
Damn right! He liked a party did ol' Jesus. Why else would he turn water into wine.
> Light wrote:
> (Cue Mary frothing about how he's a MUCH better christian than everyone > else...)
> Forest Fan wrote:
> Well you'll be delighted to know Light, I DON'T celebrate Christmas,
> so drop the judgements.
Ah, right on cue...
> (Cue Mary frothing about how he's a MUCH better christian than everyone > else...)
> Forest Fan wrote:
> Well you'll be delighted to know Light, I DON'T celebrate Christmas,
> so drop the judgements.
Ah, right on cue...
Well, that's me satisfied...
Surely making Victoria bitchface Beckham the Virgin Mary is one of the worst forms of blasphemy you can make in a waxworks.
Surely making Victoria bitchface Beckham the Virgin Mary is one of the worst forms of blasphemy you can make in a waxworks.
Interesting page from another message board.
[URL]http://www.jesusneverexisted.com/Mithraism.html[/URL]
[URL]http://www.jesusneverexisted.com/Mithraism.html[/URL]
He believes Christmas is a pagan celebration, which it more or less is...
The Romans sort of tagged Christmas onto Yuletide or something so that Christians and pagan could worship together and pagans could convert without losing their holiday.
But what's the harm in celebrating pagan days anyway.
I bet you celebrate school holidays! :-P
By the by, he does celebrate good Friday, but not Easter.
Easter is sort of pagan as well. Festival of new life or something. Why it's set in the spring and has all the eggs related to it.
Personally, I think Jesus would've loved pagan holidays.
The Romans sort of tagged Christmas onto Yuletide or something so that Christians and pagan could worship together and pagans could convert without losing their holiday.
But what's the harm in celebrating pagan days anyway.
I bet you celebrate school holidays! :-P
By the by, he does celebrate good Friday, but not Easter.
Easter is sort of pagan as well. Festival of new life or something. Why it's set in the spring and has all the eggs related to it.
Personally, I think Jesus would've loved pagan holidays.
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