General Chat

Im selective in my reading. Prefer interesting books and not love stories, not my scene.

Now a Brief History of Time is worth having a go at. As well as the God Delusion, The Portable Atheist and for light relief Bad Science. I always think it is good to combine an entertaining read with broadening ones depth of knowledge, dont you agree :-)

Here, have some rabbit on a stick, it's lovely.

Yikes....so long as you kept the top on?


:-S

I'll donate a lump of fresh black puddin,,,,,

and some cooked split peas...... :-D

ok gins
digs out that bottle of white wine


left over from christmas 1972 :-D :-D

Can I have a white wine please <3

drags in a crate of john smiths :-D

Maybe you should read more ;-)

ill even serve sausage rolls and beef sarnies, not a bambi or a thumper in sight :-P

Yes, I believe in things I know exist. Seen enough car wrecks to know they are real.

Never read the gargoyle, so it can't be up to much :-)

When the chips are down and the man with the scythe is looming, when you are lying in the mangled wreckage of a car crash


.............so, you do belive in something then?


Sounds like a quote from 'The Gargoyle'

awww, luv the red spotty hanky, they are sooooo useful for all sorts of things, esp straining your scrumpy for twigs and dead wasps.

A cyber party would be great, never had one before. It might be fun to get virtually wrecked - no hangover, it's a win win for everyone. Except the landlord of course.

Bring on the bunnies and their balloons! I'm sure I've seen that on the telly..........

Factor 20,,,,,,you dont need that,,,,,your skin surely has hardened just being on here..... ;-) ;-).

bring me back a do da....plz....... ;-) ;-) :-D
:-D

shall we have a cyber party for you? with fluffy pink bunnies and balloons???

huh? would you like that? would you??

;-)

Packing you a sandwich, a water bottle, a compass and two pence for the phone in a red spotted hanky, tied onto a pole.

Ta ta!


~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ furiously.

:-)

Counting down.......but it's nice that you noticed :-)

you still ere then??? :-|


hahaha x

That would be nice :-)

Take care Eldrick. Maybe we will meet another time to continue our musings :-D

I hope so Hayley :-D

I can't tell you, but I've got lots of factor 20 ready :-)

Joeva - I think that just about sums up my philosophy nicely. We are just miniscule insignificant accidental life forms on a tiny pale blue dot in an unimaginably vast universe. To think that any of us is something special or is able to gain the attention of an all powerful creator who made a universe that takes light almost 14 billion years to cross is unspeakably arrogant.

You are right - if you can merely help others, regardless of creed or colour, that is all anyone can ask. We are all the same, just some don't realise it.