201. Heath Ledger Death: Baptist Group To Protest At Memorial

Comment #115606 by Prankster on January 24, 2008 at 11:52 am

Annabanana

Well the hours are ok and the pay is ok......

Yes you're right it sucks

Sick of trying to do the right thing and then being hamstrung by red tape and stupid rules and regulations...

So friday morning fast approaches....aahh feel the hate

202. Heath Ledger Death: Baptist Group To Protest At Memorial

Comment #115583 by Prankster on January 24, 2008 at 11:13 am

To Linda

Sorry but I'm already in hell as I work for local government, so everyday is a fresh purgatory for me *sobs*

203. Heath Ledger Death: Baptist Group To Protest At Memorial

Comment #115580 by Prankster on January 24, 2008 at 11:06 am

To Padster1976

Any kind words yet from the WBC? I reckon you'll get 3 words in to their reply before they call you gay-when that happens tell them to fuck off

To Righton

That's the point I tried to put across in one of my postings-these turds don't deserve the oxygen of publicity just shaming for their disgraceful actions and outrageous views

204. Heath Ledger Death: Baptist Group To Protest At Memorial

Comment #115568 by Prankster on January 24, 2008 at 10:34 am

These poor deluded saps obviously can't tell real life from a film-they must think "Brokeback Mountain" is a documentary rather than a movie

I notice a spokesperson was trotting out this bile and garbage not the minister or leader of the church itself?

Here's hoping the right reverend Cleetus Awlreetus and his fucked up little congregation picket the memorial and righteously fuck up their religious cause-they can then wither away and pass on to extinction

205. Heath Ledger Death: Baptist Group To Protest At Memorial

Comment #115557 by Prankster on January 24, 2008 at 10:16 am

One further thing these dicks claim that Dog hates "fags" and "fag-enablers" (no I got lost thinking about that as well)
Are they so confident in their wisdom and knowledge of the bible that they claim to know what their Dog is feeling and thinking?.....never had that level of confidence myself

least the bit about the catholic church was almost right

RIP Heath

Tragic loss to both his family and acting

206. Heath Ledger Death: Baptist Group To Protest At Memorial

Comment #115553 by Prankster on January 24, 2008 at 10:08 am

Pure slime aren't they?

self righteous bastards one and all-how brave to have a go at someone who's not even cold yet and publish articles like this-
Stuff like this makes me realise that organised cults like religion and me have now gone our seperate ways long ago-all because of a film he starred in, portraying a gay cowboy and these maggots are now up in arms...fucking hell how sad-

207. Banned From Church

Comment #115042 by Prankster on January 23, 2008 at 12:59 pm

Why didn't they just put her in sackcloth and ashes give her a bell to ring and let her shout "unclean unclean" outside the church seeing as she's now a social leper-or was that her next punishment?....Jesus loves you...allelujiah..praise the lord and pass the offering plate..

208. Banned From Church

Comment #115036 by Prankster on January 23, 2008 at 12:52 pm

Let me get this straight yeah?

A frail old woman is berated shunned and finally arrested or escorted off the premises by the strong arm of the Law-isn't it nice to see the Kirk returning to traditional fire and brimstone values
Maybe if I was in her shoes I'd consider asking for my yearly 10% pension donation back and then sue them for it if there's no refund forthcoming

Fucking religion makes me puke. I really hope that it goes the way of the dinosaur and passes quickly into extinction...........

209. Honour Killings

Comment #113744 by Prankster on January 20, 2008 at 12:31 pm

Enlightenme..

Perhaps we should just pity Mr Ahmad and ignore him.....he might give up and quietly disappear into oblivion taking his worldview and politics with him

210. Honour Killings

Comment #113734 by Prankster on January 20, 2008 at 12:16 pm

Ref the comment from Peacebeuponme

No it's not racist,no it's not a touch BNP you're actually only saying (or writing) what the majority people feel(not even going down the road of religion)....this guy make my blood curdle and he really talks out of his arse-he wants Muslim only faith schools

I suggest he fucks off to the middle east and sets them up there

Ah fuck it! I'm utterly sick of religion in all forms and belief systems- if a t**t like this can spew this garbage out then I'm packing it in and going abroad-any jobs going in the Australian or Canadian Civil Services by any chance? Anyone?

211. Huckabee Wants A 'Faith-based' Constitution

Comment #113093 by Prankster on January 18, 2008 at 2:38 pm

WHOA GUYS!

Mesomodel and myself seem to have started some transatlantic war over education and population density of morons in America-let me reiterate-i asked why the education system in the US is afraid of evolution-Mesomodel replied that the us schooling system is chronically bad and getting worse-I apologise to Al-rawandi but I wasn't having a pop at you or anyone else but it's a forum and people are entitled to opinions. Slinging lists of names through thru cyberspace of crappy celebrities and dissing Brits and Americans isn't what I wanted to do or set out to start

That said I can feel the tension in the thread so I'm signing off=permanently

Good bye and good luck to you all

212. Huckabee Wants A 'Faith-based' Constitution

Comment #113080 by Prankster on January 18, 2008 at 2:23 pm

Mesomodel

thanks for the link-truly scary daring to tell people about a lecture critical of intelligent design and then losing your job over it......

F***ing hell, enough is enough! It's time we rid ourselves of religion (it's the 21st Century for pity's sake-we just don't need it) in all shapes and forms and just try to get along without fear and superstition ruling our lives

Anyone agree or am I being too sentimental

213. Huckabee Wants A 'Faith-based' Constitution

Comment #113054 by Prankster on January 18, 2008 at 2:01 pm

Al-rawandi

Sorry, but I was reading the posting from Tyler_Durden above concerning Huckabees comments about evolution and the fact that Tyler was commenting on how Huckabee graduated. It sort of span out of control from there and turned into a rant(a combination of alcohol and lack of sleep). My point being that the US education system (from what I've read on these forums and threads) does seem a little, well, frightened of discussing or teaching evolution. Maybe it's diferent from state to state I don't know, but my question did ask why this fear should be the case

Apologies for any confusion

214. Huckabee Wants A 'Faith-based' Constitution

Comment #113044 by Prankster on January 18, 2008 at 1:51 pm

Mesomodel,

Thanks for that-my education stopped at 16 when I took up employment and continued sporadically thru night school and evening classes-I feel a bit better after your posting, the general gist being that, yeah, critical thinking and the basics seem to be beyond some students-obviously educating them out of this will take way too long as most seem thicker than pig-s**t "so lets pump them full of superstition and religious bullshit instead" it's obviously what's happening....truly truly sad and bound to get a lot worse as you say.

Would the expression "Teaching morons to teach morons" sum it up you'd say?

Regards

215. Huckabee Wants A 'Faith-based' Constitution

Comment #113031 by Prankster on January 18, 2008 at 1:28 pm

Can someone please explain to me why in America the education system is dead-set against or discourages the talk and theory of evolution-I'm trying to understand the American mindset when it comes to this

What is wrong over there? I can't understand-is the church and state so intertwined that the church has final say on what's taught or do they pressurise schools, colleges into discouraging evolution as a whole?
Can someone let me know as this theme is sort of rearing it's ugly misshapen head over here in the UK in the so-called "faith schools"-maybe it's me and I don't have the brain power to understand (beer and late nights don't help either)please help me.......

216. Ben Stein Bribing Schools to See His Anti-Evolution Movie 'Expelled'

Comment #112554 by Prankster on January 17, 2008 at 12:58 pm

Stein.....the result of cousins marrying and breeding surely?

Priceless -hasn't got a grasp on the subject at all but to discredit it he actually attempts to BRIBE children and schools in order to get his "meisterwerk" seen.....what a turd eh?

217. Dinesh D'Souza: Winner of the 2007 Bad Faith Award

Comment #112128 by Prankster on January 16, 2008 at 11:55 am

Thanks Paula for the link to the Tom Cruise rant about scientology-hilarious

However who do you call when you see a road traffic accident? The emergency services or a scientologist ?

What a dick this guy has turned into-makes me glad to be an atheist in oh so many ways if this is what religion does-no wonder it was pulled from YouTube....what a tosser....

218. Huckabee Wants A 'Faith-based' Constitution

Comment #112124 by Prankster on January 16, 2008 at 11:29 am

Watched the video Poseidon posted and got very scared thinking is this actually real

Sweet mercy, Gary Younge's comment that "religion doesn't just shape" what the good citizens of Sputnumburg (whatever it's called ) think it "decides what they think"?

Brainwashed idiots the whole lot of them-here's hoping and trusting to luck Huckabee doesn't get nominated/elected

Off to dig a very large hole to hide in I'll see you in a few years

219. Huckabee Wants A 'Faith-based' Constitution

Comment #112104 by Prankster on January 16, 2008 at 10:32 am

All politicians are full of crap no matter what side of the ocean they are on

However religious politicians are a slightly slimier breed of individual-I would trust any Dog-botherer as far as I could pee

220. Huckabee Wants A 'Faith-based' Constitution

Comment #112091 by Prankster on January 16, 2008 at 9:58 am

While I agree with practically all of mesomodel's posting I thought his final paragraph was a tad harsh

"With this as a background, I've come to realize that the U.S. population as a whole doesn't have the cognitive ability to rationally and logically evaluate candidates for office. That's why "nice guys" like Shucksterbee (or Bush) end up getting elected. It's also why poles change when a candidate cries or when a 30 second t.v. spot runs for or against a candidate. There's no collective rational thought or consideration about what the candidates actually represent. Very depressing."

is it truly that bad over there that voters go for the candidate with the most vacuuous smile or most photogenic face rather than policies?

The us population as a whole?

Bloody hell....I thought the UK education system was appaling

221. Huckabee Wants A 'Faith-based' Constitution

Comment #112090 by Prankster on January 16, 2008 at 9:51 am

Hmm I think the defining point of Huckabee's life will be when his nomination fails his career dries up and finally he's caught in a compromising position with a hooker with his trousers round his ankles......not a pleasant picture but it could happen we can only hope

*smirks*

222. Huckabee Wants A 'Faith-based' Constitution

Comment #112081 by Prankster on January 16, 2008 at 9:31 am

Irate-Atheist posted this before (and I quote)

When fascism comes to America it will come wrapped in the flag and carrying a cross."
-Sinclair Lewis

Going by this does it seem it's almost on your/our doorstep

Goosestepping religious nutters marching down the streets of America and a dangerous xtian fool in the oval office-how long would it be before he decided to cleanse the planet of all "non believers" (ie non christians) with a few well placed nukes?

Or am I just paranoid?

223. Huckabee Wants A 'Faith-based' Constitution

Comment #112075 by Prankster on January 16, 2008 at 9:24 am

He got in under false pretences first time round (nothing like nepotism is there, having your brother as a state governor) and this time was voted back in but thank *heavens* he cant get a third term (can he?)

I hope just like Annabanana, America votes for the right people and reasons rather than religious matters

224. Huckabee Wants A 'Faith-based' Constitution

Comment #112065 by Prankster on January 16, 2008 at 9:13 am

"The key issue of real faith is that it never can be forced on someone. And never would I want to use the government institutions to impose mine or anybody else's faith or to restrict."

Perhaps he could have added a coda to this-"unless I get elected"

Hmm in Europe and England we used to burn religious tracts if they were classed as heresy and we then moved on to people. I hope that America doesn't morph in to a 21st century Spanish Inquisition type of country and we descend into a new dark age of religious domination spreading over the planet

The man is obviously a dickhead but a dangerous dickhead at that

225. Two Ex-Jehovah Witnesses to Tell Why They Became Atheists

Comment #111662 by Prankster on January 15, 2008 at 11:22 am

Although I'm new to these forums (E-mail problems blah blah blah)and only joining in as of today I do read these discussion groups and can only express my admiration for these individuals and their efforts in breaking the chains of their "cult" I make no apologies for calling it a cult it just is-It's refreshing to see that in this day and age people do make a stand and make a rational decision to pursue their lives free from our imaginary friend in the sky-this coming from a lapsed catholic...well not so much lapsed as gone slack.....have fun you two in the outside world isn't it great in the fresh air and light?

226. George Scales, War Hero and Generous Friend of RDFRS

Comment #111658 by Prankster on January 15, 2008 at 10:48 am

Puts it all into perspective doesn't it a true hero risking life and limb against evil.......and we call pampered spoilt-rotten footballers (that's soccer to my american friends)and other athletes "heroes".....get well soon mate and fond regards from me