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"Ok it's not sex orientated....What gives you the fear.
Mines ....Rats... I'd run a mile"
I am definitely with you. I cannot abide them. I will outsprint you out the door and down the road. |
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"Ok it's not sex orientated....What gives you the fear.
Mines ....Rats... I'd run a mile
I am definitely with you. I cannot abide them. I will outsprint you out the door and down the road. "
No chance |
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Think events in Charlotsville demonstrate that terror is not unique to any one faith. Those who preach violence in the name of any religion are not true practitioners of their creed. |
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"Walking into a fab event and finding my ex there gives me the fear  
Especially if she is clearly having the time of her life!!!"
Nah, I think she had that on the same day as me, when the divorce came through   |
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"Think events in Charlotsville demonstrate that terror is not unique to any one faith. Those who preach violence in the name of any religion are not true practitioners of their creed."
I agree with you fundamentalism of any kind is dangerous and wrong. However I also think we are living in a time where religious fundamentalism in parts of the world has never been so strong..its very worrying |
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"Think events in Charlotsville demonstrate that terror is not unique to any one faith. Those who preach violence in the name of any religion are not true practitioners of their creed.
I agree with you fundamentalism of any kind is dangerous and wrong. However I also think we are living in a time where religious fundamentalism in parts of the world has never been so strong..its very worrying "
Religous fundamentalism (ISIS, Al Qaeda) and idealogical fundamentalism (EDL, Britain First, American Freedom Party, Golden Dawn) are equally repugnant with the latter groups identifying primarily as Christians.The things they have in common are hate, ignorance and intolerance. |
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"Think events in Charlotsville demonstrate that terror is not unique to any one faith. Those who preach violence in the name of any religion are not true practitioners of their creed.
I agree with you fundamentalism of any kind is dangerous and wrong. However I also think we are living in a time where religious fundamentalism in parts of the world has never been so strong..its very worrying
Religous fundamentalism (ISIS, Al Qaeda) and idealogical fundamentalism (EDL, Britain First, American Freedom Party, Golden Dawn) are equally repugnant with the latter groups identifying primarily as Christians.The things they have in common are hate, ignorance and intolerance. "
You missed out the main thing they have in common:
RELIGION. |
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"Think events in Charlotsville demonstrate that terror is not unique to any one faith. Those who preach violence in the name of any religion are not true practitioners of their creed.
I agree with you fundamentalism of any kind is dangerous and wrong. However I also think we are living in a time where religious fundamentalism in parts of the world has never been so strong..its very worrying
Religous fundamentalism (ISIS, Al Qaeda) and idealogical fundamentalism (EDL, Britain First, American Freedom Party, Golden Dawn) are equally repugnant with the latter groups identifying primarily as Christians.The things they have in common are hate, ignorance and intolerance.
You missed out the main thing they have in common:
RELIGION. "
Is it really religion.....or just hatred dressed up as religion? |
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"Think events in Charlotsville demonstrate that terror is not unique to any one faith. Those who preach violence in the name of any religion are not true practitioners of their creed.
I agree with you fundamentalism of any kind is dangerous and wrong. However I also think we are living in a time where religious fundamentalism in parts of the world has never been so strong..its very worrying
Religous fundamentalism (ISIS, Al Qaeda) and idealogical fundamentalism (EDL, Britain First, American Freedom Party, Golden Dawn) are equally repugnant with the latter groups identifying primarily as Christians.The things they have in common are hate, ignorance and intolerance.
You missed out the main thing they have in common:
RELIGION.
Is it really religion.....or just hatred dressed up as religion?"
I agree with you |
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"Think events in Charlotsville demonstrate that terror is not unique to any one faith. Those who preach violence in the name of any religion are not true practitioners of their creed.
I agree with you fundamentalism of any kind is dangerous and wrong. However I also think we are living in a time where religious fundamentalism in parts of the world has never been so strong..its very worrying
Religous fundamentalism (ISIS, Al Qaeda) and idealogical fundamentalism (EDL, Britain First, American Freedom Party, Golden Dawn) are equally repugnant with the latter groups identifying primarily as Christians.The things they have in common are hate, ignorance and intolerance.
You missed out the main thing they have in common:
RELIGION.
Is it really religion.....or just hatred dressed up as religion?
I agree with you"
As I do with you.....they're all fuckwits  |
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"Think events in Charlotsville demonstrate that terror is not unique to any one faith. Those who preach violence in the name of any religion are not true practitioners of their creed.
I agree with you fundamentalism of any kind is dangerous and wrong. However I also think we are living in a time where religious fundamentalism in parts of the world has never been so strong..its very worrying
Religous fundamentalism (ISIS, Al Qaeda) and idealogical fundamentalism (EDL, Britain First, American Freedom Party, Golden Dawn) are equally repugnant with the latter groups identifying primarily as Christians.The things they have in common are hate, ignorance and intolerance.
You missed out the main thing they have in common:
RELIGION.
Is it really religion.....or just hatred dressed up as religion?"
I don't see a difference. They all preach love, and they all practice hate. |
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"Being lost in the woods...After watching the Blair Witch project walking alone in the woods has always scared me!"
Yes I get that one...Hansel and Gretel and all those big bad wolves |
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"Being lost in the woods...After watching the Blair Witch project walking alone in the woods has always scared me!
Yes I get that one...Hansel and Gretel and all those big bad wolves "
That film just terrified me! I have a very vivid imagination |
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"Being lost in the woods...After watching the Blair Witch project walking alone in the woods has always scared me!
Yes I get that one...Hansel and Gretel and all those big bad wolves
That film just terrified me! I have a very vivid imagination"
Aww poor poppet. Maybe we can work with that vivid imagination of yours for the "greater good" hee hee |
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I hate being scared of anything.
I used to be afraid of heights, so I took up rock climbing.
Water... so I qualified as a kayak coach.
Confined spaces... became a cave leader.
I don't think I was ever phobic as such, but the worst was definitely going caving, especially when I moved on to "sporty" caves... ones with water in... a few times I had to spend time sat quietly before I could go on, or back. |
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"I hate being scared of anything.
I used to be afraid of heights, so I took up rock climbing.
Water... so I qualified as a kayak coach.
Confined spaces... became a cave leader.
I don't think I was ever phobic as such, but the worst was definitely going caving, especially when I moved on to "sporty" caves... ones with water in... a few times I had to spend time sat quietly before I could go on, or back."
I've seen The Descent! You wouldn't get me in a cave for love not money!!!! |
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"I hate being scared of anything.
I used to be afraid of heights, so I took up rock climbing.
Water... so I qualified as a kayak coach.
Confined spaces... became a cave leader.
I don't think I was ever phobic as such, but the worst was definitely going caving, especially when I moved on to "sporty" caves... ones with water in... a few times I had to spend time sat quietly before I could go on, or back.
I've seen The Descent! You wouldn't get me in a cave for love not money!!!!"
Nor* |
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"I hate being scared of anything.
I used to be afraid of heights, so I took up rock climbing.
Water... so I qualified as a kayak coach.
Confined spaces... became a cave leader.
I don't think I was ever phobic as such, but the worst was definitely going caving, especially when I moved on to "sporty" caves... ones with water in... a few times I had to spend time sat quietly before I could go on, or back.
I've seen The Descent! You wouldn't get me in a cave for love not money!!!!
Nor*"
I've just had a very sadistic idea for a meet... |
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