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shaaark

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  1. Read parts of 'the bible' in school, we had to, couldn't tell you what 'version' it was, and no, not read the quran. Wouldn't waste my time on any or all of them. Absolute 100% f***ing NONSENSE!! And that's me being 'extremely' polite!! Sorry, blacky, but suffice to say, if the time comes for me that I read and believe in religious books, written by f**k knows who or where, then I'll consider myself past reasonable thinking!! Bible, quran or any other 'religious teachings', absolute BOLLOCKS!!
  2. Well, hedges pup 'might' go 1/2 an inch either way in height, and a pound or two either way in weight, but I'm 100% on the bible shite!!
  3. Well, it's obvious, innit bruv?! You won't ever hear of me reading the bible. I'm on firm ground with my prediction, blacky.
  4. In the words of my four year old son, 'are you serious right now?!' Lol
  5. Yep, I always had trouble accepting that quantum exclusion principle.
  6. Pup'll end up at 24 1/2" tts, and weigh 51lbs exactly. If it doesn't, I'll become a Christian and join @Francie on here and start reading the bible.
  7. Ordered it, had a very quick think, then had a word with myself and cancelled the order!!
  8. What cross/type, parents breeding etc?
  9. Francie, mate, if you choose to believe in any or all of it, that's fine. I'm not even vaguely interested in it, enough to even peruse a couple of pages of any bible.
  10. I'll take your word for it.
  11. Mate, I'm not ignorant, I just don't believe that anything in the bible can be proved. How many versions of the bible are there, old testament, new testament etc etc etc? Nonsense.
  12. Nope, not interested in the slightest. Not even clicking on it. As James Force writes: As you can see, gravity was added to matter at creation, and requires continuous maintenance by God in order to preserve it. Furthermore, we know that several other Newtonians (Richard Bentley, Samuel Clarke, William Whiston) argued that God himself was the direct cause of gravity. And there is textual evidence that supports the idea that Newton largely agreed with this opinion. As John Henry writes: Same here, francie
  13. Yeah, presentation left a little to be desired!!
  14. Not my best effort, to be fair!!
  15. The whole litter look proper belters, mate. I'd be happy with any one of them.
  16. Yeah, we don't do dinners very often these days, so a bit out of practice with the gravy lol
  17. Lol not what we normally use, I make all our gravy from scratch, but the mrs forgot to buy flour, so had to use that bisto best jarred stuff lol. Not the best, and too salty.
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