The power of prayer
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Lost in BE Cyberspace










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The giant anthill in the sky.
#277
Lost in BE Cyberspace










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I love the overseas posters with their funny names. They don't know much, but at least they don't pretend otherwise, not like our home-grown geniuses.
#279
Straw Man.










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#280
It's just a light-hearted demonstration of the logical fallacy known as "begging the question".
And my name isn't funny, it was a perfectly good play.
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and my name isn't funny, he was a perfectly mediocre squad member in the 1966 DPKR world cup squad. (and should not be confused with the name without an 'e')
Last edited by kimilseung; Apr 27th 2012 at 8:47 am.
#282
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Yes, Jim. I made the point that Old Europe exported a lot of their religious fanatics to the new colonies, along with criminals, probably the first example of ethnic cleansing.
We kept the best brains behind, or tried to, but a few mistakes meant that we now have the odd atheist posting rubbish on an internet forum.
We kept the best brains behind, or tried to, but a few mistakes meant that we now have the odd atheist posting rubbish on an internet forum.
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Yes, Jim. I made the point that Old Europe exported a lot of their religious fanatics to the new colonies, along with criminals, probably the first example of ethnic cleansing.
We kept the best brains behind, or tried to, but a few mistakes meant that we now have the odd atheist posting rubbish on an internet forum.
We kept the best brains behind, or tried to, but a few mistakes meant that we now have the odd atheist posting rubbish on an internet forum.
Excuse me, but the "crabby" thread is the other way.



