
Woocfot asks: Tell us all about that turning point in your life when it started going downhill. Yeah, that drunken conversation with my dad when he suggested I become a civil servant. Dammit, I could have been an astronaut
( , Thu 28 Feb 2013, 11:32)
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Well, what parts of it they choose to anyway.
( , Thu 28 Feb 2013, 17:36, 18 replies)

There was a breeding pair of Polar bears walking around the middle east at the time of Noah and the flood, just like there was a pair of emus and a pair of ring tailed lemurs. These are facts.
You 'scientists' make me sick.
( , Thu 28 Feb 2013, 18:11, closed)

Jus sayin'
But that was probably aliens.
( , Thu 28 Feb 2013, 18:16, closed)

The bloke who asked the question was a bit of a religious nutcase, all militant creationism and that. The question was 'who discovered New Zealand' and he didn't appreciate my answer of 'Noah'. I explained to him that as Kiwis are flightless birds and evolution doesn't exist, then God made them flightless. They therefore could not have flown (or swam) to the middle east to be placed on the Ark. Noah must have gone and collected them from New Zealand, Thousands of years before either Abel Tasman or James Cook did.
Apparently 'If you aren't going to play seriously, then It's not worth playing at all.'
( , Thu 28 Feb 2013, 18:26, closed)

How fucking old are you?
( , Thu 28 Feb 2013, 18:54, closed)

Get a grip.
( , Fri 1 Mar 2013, 15:57, closed)

I have only ever wanted to love you but you keep pushing me away by being a massive fucking bellend. You massive fucking bellend.
( , Fri 1 Mar 2013, 16:20, closed)

( , Thu 28 Feb 2013, 23:44, closed)

Fucker was adamant. Wouldn't listen to reason. Probably believed in fucking Narnia too.
( , Fri 1 Mar 2013, 19:40, closed)

and "that" is where the problem starts. All the issues can be traced back to all that picking and choosing. If you cant accept it all then dont accept any of it (thats kind of why the mormons wrote their own and also why a certain other prophet may have chosen to start his own religion).
( , Sat 2 Mar 2013, 16:15, closed)
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