
But I must ask:
Why would I compliment them on their knives? x]
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Sun 24 Feb 2008, 18:50,
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Why would I compliment them on their knives? x]

"Ooh those are lovely sharp knives you have there. I love sharp things.."
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Sun 24 Feb 2008, 18:53,
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I am going to do that.
"I bet that one could cut through bone real lovely and quick. Mind if take a look at it?"
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Sun 24 Feb 2008, 18:55,
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"I bet that one could cut through bone real lovely and quick. Mind if take a look at it?"

My Gran had a knife she called the devil knife because it was so sharp :P
In fact, tell them
"My friend's Gran had a really sharp knife called the 'Devil knife'. I loved using that knife. She's dead now, though..."
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Sun 24 Feb 2008, 18:57,
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In fact, tell them
"My friend's Gran had a really sharp knife called the 'Devil knife'. I loved using that knife. She's dead now, though..."

We also have to stop at my aunt's house. I will kill myself with their kitchen knives.
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Sun 24 Feb 2008, 19:16,
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STOP TALKING ALL THE WAY OVER HERE
ITS ANNOYING AND ITS MAKING YOU SMELL OF ONIONS!
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Sun 24 Feb 2008, 19:43,
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ITS ANNOYING AND ITS MAKING YOU SMELL OF ONIONS!

that's unlikely to catch them unawares. What you'd really need to do is wait for the question of morality to come up.
Then say: "Even ignoring the shaky ground of validility and taking the bible in its own context, morality and sins are dubious to say the least.
Given that god himself is omniscent and all knowing, past, future and present; that makes all philosophical insight to the acts of Adam and Eve redundant.
As the very act of placing the tree in the garden of Eden and informing the two of its presence, would be with the very intention of making Adam and Eve taste the fruit.
As such, god's foresight discards any morality or ethical system; as his very actions have been the cause for all sin, immorality and wrong doings."
Then take a sip of drink and ask if you can use the bathroom.
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Sun 24 Feb 2008, 19:09,
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Then say: "Even ignoring the shaky ground of validility and taking the bible in its own context, morality and sins are dubious to say the least.
Given that god himself is omniscent and all knowing, past, future and present; that makes all philosophical insight to the acts of Adam and Eve redundant.
As the very act of placing the tree in the garden of Eden and informing the two of its presence, would be with the very intention of making Adam and Eve taste the fruit.
As such, god's foresight discards any morality or ethical system; as his very actions have been the cause for all sin, immorality and wrong doings."
Then take a sip of drink and ask if you can use the bathroom.