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The case of the irresistable force meeting the immovable object has been heard and religion won out.
I shall henceforth be starting my own religion where all members 'manifest' their religion by wearing Black Jeans and Slipknott hoodies (or whatever the kids wear these days) to make myself popular amongst school children...
The case of the irresistable force meeting the immovable object has been heard and religion won out.
I shall henceforth be starting my own religion where all members 'manifest' their religion by wearing Black Jeans and Slipknott hoodies (or whatever the kids wear these days) to make myself popular amongst school children...
Kawada wrote:
> Cong Man wrote:
> to make myself popular amongst school children...
>
> hmmm who to alert first, the authorities or Lucy? :-D
Both, to be on the safe side ;-)
> Cong Man wrote:
> to make myself popular amongst school children...
>
> hmmm who to alert first, the authorities or Lucy? :-D
Both, to be on the safe side ;-)
Cong Man wrote:
> to make myself popular amongst school children...
hmmm who to alert first, the authorities or Lucy? :-D
> to make myself popular amongst school children...
hmmm who to alert first, the authorities or Lucy? :-D
[URL]http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/england/beds/bucks/herts/4310545.stm[/URL]
The case of the irresistable force meeting the immovable object has been heard and religion won out.
I shall henceforth be starting my own religion where all members 'manifest' their religion by wearing Black Jeans and Slipknott hoodies (or whatever the kids wear these days) to make myself popular amongst school children...
The case of the irresistable force meeting the immovable object has been heard and religion won out.
I shall henceforth be starting my own religion where all members 'manifest' their religion by wearing Black Jeans and Slipknott hoodies (or whatever the kids wear these days) to make myself popular amongst school children...