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[voteronniegibbs]

Also, S**t my kids ruined

who hasn't wanted to chuck their phone in a drink though at some point

[ckn]

[voteronniegibbs]

what every growing boy really wants

[DiH68]

I did plan to post about one a day but this one just had to break the trend.

Certainly made my day

I've only just come across this thread, and that is fantastic. I love the presenter's tone and questions too. Genius . Certainly brightened up my day

[ckn]

The five most ridiculous Westboro Baptist Church music videos

This is firmly in the WTF category!

[ckn]

A world cup preview for (and by) those who don't care

[ckn]

Still on the world cup theme: The 100 Hottest Female Football Fans

You may just guess the content by the title. If your employer allows you to look at women in bikinis and skimpy clothing then it's safe for work, if not then it's not

[ckn]

Well timed sport photos.

[Futtocks]

Well timed sport photos.

No.7

[voteronniegibbs]

No.7

is Margaret Rutherford in her sporty gal around town times

[ckn]

Today's link is on religion:

Objective: Ministries 4 kidz with such handy advice as what you should do if you meet an Atheist, why you should pity a Hindu, startling new evidence that Neanderthals are actually humans with abnormal bone growth and Hopsiah the Kanga-Jew.

Also, a nice article by Paley on how kangaroos got to Australia (link)

And, yes, this is meant to be a serious site.

[Millman]

Today's link is on religion:

Objective: Ministries 4 kidz with such handy advice as what you should do if you meet an Atheist, why you should pity a Hindu, startling new evidence that Neanderthals are actually humans with abnormal bone growth and Hopsiah the Kanga-Jew.

Also, a nice article by Paley on how kangaroos got to Australia (link)

And, yes, this is meant to be a serious site.

That Sir, is spectacularly brilliant. I could read that all day if I didn't have a lot of work to get through!

The Internet was created by the United States of America - a Christian nation [ref. 1, 2, 3] - and should not be used to spread anti-Christian, secular, or non-Christian propaganda and hatespeech. This is our Internet, and we should exercise our position as its owners and as the guardians of civilization to stop its misuse.

Edited by Millman, 18 June 2010 - 09:49 AM.

[Exiled Townie]

"If you find an Atheist in your neighborhood,
TELL A PARENT OR PASTOR RIGHT AWAY!

You may be moved to try and help
these poor lost souls yourself, however
AVOID TALKING TO THEM!

Atheists are often very grumpy and bitter and will lash out at children,
or they may even try to trick you into neglecting God's Word."

Thank you ckn for bringing this to my attention, I'm off on an atheist hunt straight away.

[gingerjon]

Thank you ckn for bringing this to my attention, I'm off on an atheist hunt straight away.

You'll find none of those types in Hertfordshire.

[gingerjon]

That Sir, is spectacularly brilliant. I could read that all day if I didn't have a lot of work to get through!

Likewise.

Although my work for the rest of the day may now be abandoned.

EDIT
Professor, what are fossils?



Is this really above board?

Edited by gingerjon, 18 June 2010 - 10:58 AM.

[amh]

Excuse me while I go on my first Mall Mission and sort this lot out

Mall Walkers

Perhaps the saddest of the bunch, senior citizens who have been abandoned by their Secularized family and youth-orientated Secular jobs who spend all their time circling malls under the deluded pretense of getting exercise. While they tend to not purchase things, they have still been indoctrinated to think that there is no other place for them to go in their twilight years except the Temple of Secular Consumerism. Let them know that instead of being Mall Walkers, they can be Church Walkers! Your Church can offer these pathetic and lonely people much more comfort than the cold, heartless mall can.

[Exiled Townie]

Curse you, ckn (shakes fist), I can't get away from this site, it's so full of useful info and tips.
Anyone got to the origami section yet?

"Make a nail just like the ones used by the Romans to crucify Our Lord. A thought-provoking project that will impress upon your children the suffering that Jesus went through on their behalf. Makes a great Christmas ornament! Caution: Pointy edges. Not for children under 5.
Requires: 1 sheet of paper or card, scissors, scoring tool, glue or tape."

[ckn]

Curse you, ckn (shakes fist), I can't get away from this site, it's so full of useful info and tips.
Anyone got to the origami section yet?

"Make a nail just like the ones used by the Romans to crucify Our Lord. A thought-provoking project that will impress upon your children the suffering that Jesus went through on their behalf. Makes a great Christmas ornament! Caution: Pointy edges. Not for children under 5.
Requires: 1 sheet of paper or card, scissors, scoring tool, glue or tape."

I thought the not-so-suggestive kids' artwork was a "highlight" linky. The artwork is disturbing on so many levels...

[Futtocks]

I thought the not-so-suggestive kids' artwork was a "highlight" linky. The artwork is disturbing on so many levels...

I never knew our Lord and Saviour looked this crazy...

[Futtocks]

I'm enjoying the game reviews.

"The ubiquity of Tetris is also because it is highly addictive. Its repetitive gameplay and use of a repetitive Russian folk tune causes players to slip into a hypnagogic state, making them receptive to the Communistic themes inherent in the game imagery (everyone is an unindividualistic block that must be made to fit together in Soviet conformity, and sometimes whole lines of people are made to disappear without any explanation). This is intentional, since, like all work done by the Soviet Academy of Science where Tetris was developed, it was part of secret military research"