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"A man with a God complex."

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/england/london/3120945.stm

I might have posted this before, although I can't remember. It's all very well and good what he's doing, but I can't help thinking that he's setting himself up to be the new Messiah. He actually uses the words "I'm omnipresent".

Sweet Jesus

We should be more trusting, but it's difficult to be. And very open to abuse. On holiday earlier this year I was talking to a couple who have a house out there (Gozo, near Malta) and they said that regularly local people just give them things, for example they came back home one day to find a bag full of home grown tomatoes hanging from their door. If that happened in England, you'd think there was something suspicious, and most likely wouldn't go near them.

Everyone's a cynic.


Everyone's got their reasons.

oh aye, certainly, and I admire him for that, but I agree that there is too much mistrust around. Perhaps if they wore a badge or something to let peple know they are memnbers of the group? ;) But then of course that is open to abuse.........

Jesus, I've go to lighten up a little. Bwhahahahaha

Pandemonium wrote:
> If a stranger arrived where I was sitting, and dropped a pint in
> front of me, I certainly wouldn't drink it.

Same here. But he's probably just trying to teach people and get them back into the routine of being nice. Ease people back a little bit. Nothing but worry nowadays.!

Buying random people drinks? I wonder how that will go down with the anti date rape lobby?

If a stranger arrived where I was sitting, and dropped a pint in front of me, I certainly wouldn't drink it.

Insane ßartender wrote:
> monkey_man wrote:
> "Fight Club" with good deeds. It should be called
> "Pansy Club".
>
> The point is, the assignments start off as "you must buy someone
> a pint", and wind up with blowing up skyscrapers.
>
> You heard it here first.

As soon as he finds a communal house, then I'll get worried.

monkey_man wrote:
> "Fight Club" with good deeds. It should be called
> "Pansy Club".

The point is, the assignments start off as "you must buy someone a pint", and wind up with blowing up skyscrapers.

You heard it here first.

...I don't think he really has a God complex.

And if he has - so what? I wouldn't mind having a drink bought for me or my tube fair payed for; whether he thinks he's God or not, I'm not stopping him.

"Fight Club" with good deeds. It should be called "Pansy Club".