Originally Posted by Eva

Jesus,everyone knows that.....Christian Lacroix

Originally Posted by W10

I thought Laboutine was the ultimate deity...

Originally Posted by W10

I thought Laboutine was the ultimate deity...

Originally Posted by W10

I find Laboutine's far more comfortable, AND they make me look taller.

Originally Posted by Eva

Originally Posted by W10

It was spelled Laboutine on the green sole of the pair I bought from that nice shop in Karama.

Originally Posted by Eva

L O U B O U T I N









p.s......you want to get yourself a phone with a spellcheck

Originally Posted by shakh your bootie

Blue-stockinged school-marm moment????

Originally Posted by Eva

Ain't you keeping up with the threads these days???
Fishnet hold ups.Black
De rigeur Monsieur.......................

Originally Posted by Eva

One of your cultural expeditions was it?

Originally Posted by shakh your bootie

I'll thank you not to speculate on the rigour of my monsieur.....

Originally Posted by W10

Quite exciting it was. I even spoke to those darker chappies.

Indians I think they're called. Curious breed. Insisted on speaking with a funny accent. They're a lot like scousers in many ways.

I feel I have made contact with the natives.

Originally Posted by Charismatic

Sorry Norm but not so for me. I asked some not so silly questions in life (like where we came from, what plausible evidence could find to support the hypothesis that God had ever directly had any hand in creating anything, how valid or non valid the alternative theories are etc.) and then the conclusion came to suggested strongly that it was very unlikely there was a God.

In my view Atheism shouldn't become a crusade against religions but a means for people to live their lives in happiness, free at last from the shackles of ancient scriptures that ask them to perform immoral acts. Most of all though it should be used as a platform to allow people to explore the beauty of our world free to attempt to cessate our endless human curiosity. To explore the love, happiness and companionship we can bring to each other without religious restraint.

I believe over time people will be drawn more and more to this, that they too will want to live their lives without those shackles. It has to be their choice however as no one can ever truely excercise their own judgement through persuasion. Often the shackles they wish to escape will restrain them from living as they would wish, but, truely the place where we all gain the seed of freedom is our minds.

To look back on all of history's wars, it's massacres as a waste of human life isn't a crime or a weakness. Ultimatly the renewed freedom and independance people will gain should bring peace and prosperity. From experience it seems we are habitually a moral people with much in common including our dreams, aspirations, desires etc. The differences that seperate us are much smaller than the commonalities that bind us .

Anyway I've talked too much for now, another drink please .

Originally Posted by Norm_uk

Those who want to be told what to do and think and those who want no such thing.