Hurley

Hurley

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Welcome! How old is old? (I am 45 and the opticians is making a fortune from me!! Not to mention all the other medical professions.......grump..grump...)

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[quote]Rum?[/quote] [Hurls Mode ON] Reference is to an event in Australia's (white) history. William Bligh (1754-1817), governor of New South Wales, Australia, prohibited offering spirits in payment for commodities. Though many colonists supported his attempts to normalize trade, others resented his interference. A series of charges and countercharges culminated in a military rebellion in January 1808. A group of New South Wales Corps officers, led by Major Geo

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I am grateful to you Shalom Shemesh. The rest of the Fellowship have always seemed sensible, great game players, and nice people with a sense of humour. You being able to hop/hop/hop to the fellowship convinces me of the value of an invite only empire if only to ensure people such as you can't just join on a whim. That said, I plan to comment to no further as I am reminded of the old quote "Never argue with idiots. They drag you down to their level, then beat you with e

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[quote]Last words here[/quote] [quote]Now that you both want to pursuit your crap against me, after I apologized, well lets have it, what do you want you couple of imbecils?[/quote] Liar, liar pants on fire!

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And while I am at it! [Hurls mode ON] And even the cross, inseparable symbol of Christian faith, has a long history. Even in the 3rd century the use of the cross as a symbol was condemned by because of its Pagan origins. The first appearance of a cross in Christian art is on a Vatican sarcophagus from the mid-5th Century. It was a Greek cross with equal-length arms. Jesus' body was not shown. The first crucifixion scenes didn't appear in Christian art until the 7th centu

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[Hurls Mode ON] The pentagram, considered by many Christians as the sign of 'the devil', also has a long history. It is first dating back to around 3500 BCE, where it was used in Ancient Mesopotamia by the rulers as a symbol to tell that their power breadth the four corners of the known world. The earliest use of the pentagram was as a symbol of the goddess Kore, also known as Ceres. The Greeks considered its geometric symmetry to be a sign of perfection. Hebrews viewed the sign

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For sale: One set of used empires & less than sensible, intelligent, and complimentary forums posts & nicknames. Going cheap. Rarely used in any meaningful or coherent manner. Apply Shalom Shemesh Hurry names, hypocrisy, rants and points of views will continue to change!

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