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Oct 13th 2017 | 5:05 am

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Re: British ISIS member killed in Syria

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Originally Posted by Kentonmag

So to answer your question I would really struggle to align with any of the UK political parties at the moment.

I just heard a series of sighs of relief.

Oct 13th 2017 | 5:14 am

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Re: British ISIS member killed in Syria

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On a subject not a million miles away, does anyone fancy a spot of hiking in Afghanistan?

What could go wrong?

One of my kids is trying to move to Afghanistan. Apparently it's "edgier" than Iraq, where she was previously. I suppose one could say that, yes, she fancies hiking there.

Oct 13th 2017 | 5:20 am

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Re: British ISIS member killed in Syria

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I just heard a series of sighs of relief.

And in Canada the choices are no better, but keep laughing at your own remarks

Oct 13th 2017 | 5:29 am

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Re: British ISIS member killed in Syria

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Originally Posted by Shard

Why would anyone choose to be a pessimist?

There's a difference between atheist and agnostic... I never remember which one is which...

Oct 13th 2017 | 6:50 am

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Shard

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Re: British ISIS member killed in Syria

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There's a difference between atheist and agnostic... I never remember which one is which...

Agnostic is the fence sitter. Technically, agnostic is the logical position as it posits that a god could exist (even if the chances are infinitesimally small).

Oct 13th 2017 | 6:53 am

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Agnostic is the fence sitter. Technically, agnostic is the logical position as it posits that a god could exist (even if the chances are infinitesimally small).

I'm convinced there is no god so that makes me an atheist then?

Oct 13th 2017 | 6:54 am

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Shard

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Re: British ISIS member killed in Syria

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I'm convinced there is no god so that makes me an atheist then?

Yupp. I'm with you on that.

Oct 13th 2017 | 6:54 am

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Re: British ISIS member killed in Syria

Just getting back to the original posting:

Whats the difference between an isis staff meeting and an islamic wedding party?

Dont ask me, i just fly the drone...