THE ROBIN (England's national bird)
I thought Jordan was englands national "bird"
pmsl
I know ...i'm vile
slugga
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WHAT IS QUINTESSENTIALLY ENGLISH?
by Dansk inthis is actually something that fascinates me and i'd like your own opinions on the subject.
i list here things i feel are quintessentially english (with apologies to the scots, welsh and irish as they have their own uniqueness).. first of all, it's got to be a cup of tea (yes, i know it wasn't originally made here, but it has become an integral part of 'englishness').. cup of tea.
cricket.
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Why Does Slugga Have a Giant Sperm on His T-Shirt??
by bigmouth in<img="http://www.jehovahs-witness.com/images/members/16188.jpg" /> .
and how can anyone be sure that's you under the bucket?
it could be an imposter.
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Slippers / shoes at book studies
by billyboy in.
hi everyone!
was there ever an issue as to whether you were / weren't allowed to wear shoes at a group book study in someones house , so everyone had to dump their shoes at the door?.
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slugga
But manners are different all over the world.
In the Uk its concidered rude to leave anything on your plate after a meal that someones cooked for you, in the Arab world its considered rude not to leave something.
Neithers right or wrong, its just the way we are.
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WHAT IS QUINTESSENTIALLY ENGLISH?
by Dansk inthis is actually something that fascinates me and i'd like your own opinions on the subject.
i list here things i feel are quintessentially english (with apologies to the scots, welsh and irish as they have their own uniqueness).. first of all, it's got to be a cup of tea (yes, i know it wasn't originally made here, but it has become an integral part of 'englishness').. cup of tea.
cricket.
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slugga
You lot dont have a national monster though, not like Nessie or Big Foot, well not unless you count Margret Tatcher
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WHAT IS QUINTESSENTIALLY ENGLISH?
by Dansk inthis is actually something that fascinates me and i'd like your own opinions on the subject.
i list here things i feel are quintessentially english (with apologies to the scots, welsh and irish as they have their own uniqueness).. first of all, it's got to be a cup of tea (yes, i know it wasn't originally made here, but it has become an integral part of 'englishness').. cup of tea.
cricket.
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slugga
oh, jack the ripper and kinky spanking, the English are notorious for their kinky spanking antics
lol
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WHAT IS QUINTESSENTIALLY ENGLISH?
by Dansk inthis is actually something that fascinates me and i'd like your own opinions on the subject.
i list here things i feel are quintessentially english (with apologies to the scots, welsh and irish as they have their own uniqueness).. first of all, it's got to be a cup of tea (yes, i know it wasn't originally made here, but it has become an integral part of 'englishness').. cup of tea.
cricket.
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slugga
Maybe if the Scots got into a major football tournament then they might behave the same way as the English supporters and wind up the "foreigners". But we may never know. . .
See!
lol
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WHAT IS QUINTESSENTIALLY ENGLISH?
by Dansk inthis is actually something that fascinates me and i'd like your own opinions on the subject.
i list here things i feel are quintessentially english (with apologies to the scots, welsh and irish as they have their own uniqueness).. first of all, it's got to be a cup of tea (yes, i know it wasn't originally made here, but it has become an integral part of 'englishness').. cup of tea.
cricket.
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slugga
Mary Poppins, punch and judy, big ben, the tower of london, hankies on heads, union jack boxer shorts, bulldogs, steed and emma peel
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Jehovah KILLED Jesus before he came to earth
by VM44 inin another thread the question of a person's memories being placed within a re-created body has been discussed.
the possibility was raised that what if two bodies were created, and the person's memories were placed in both bodies?
which re-created person would be the continuation of the original person?.
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slugga
when i talk of empty vessels i meant empty as far as personality goes.
if god just "tossed" out the "corrupt" dna, then we could not still be humans, since humans are in the end, made of cells.
I see biblical imperfection as a kind of genetic mutation. Human beings have messed up corrupt dna that stops them from being perfect. Take someone with a genetic illness, that person is still a human being even if their dna isn't 100%, if you could chuck out the corrupt mutated dna you'd get your "normal" human being wouldn't you.
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Jehovah KILLED Jesus before he came to earth
by VM44 inin another thread the question of a person's memories being placed within a re-created body has been discussed.
the possibility was raised that what if two bodies were created, and the person's memories were placed in both bodies?
which re-created person would be the continuation of the original person?.
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slugga
Ok so if you were possessed by a spirit you would no longer be human?
You'd still have human genes, you'd still be an expession of those human genes.
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WHAT IS QUINTESSENTIALLY ENGLISH?
by Dansk inthis is actually something that fascinates me and i'd like your own opinions on the subject.
i list here things i feel are quintessentially english (with apologies to the scots, welsh and irish as they have their own uniqueness).. first of all, it's got to be a cup of tea (yes, i know it wasn't originally made here, but it has become an integral part of 'englishness').. cup of tea.
cricket.
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slugga
Controversial here but what about the way the English treat international football as extra time for wars that ended decades / centuries agoEngland / Scotland / German / France / Argentinian games really bring out the xenophobia in English supporters