Search results

Re: them cityrail moments At about 4am, some random bogan/homless guy was laying across a seat. Whenever we'd approach a station and the PA would start up, he'd yell "SHUTUP". Countrylink: On a bus (trackwork), some guy comes up the back of the bus where we were and sits down in an empty seat...

Yes. But they also reflect upon the ultimate futility of war

Ok, what the hell does Anzac Day have to do with getting shot? I'm pretty sure everyone at a service is not going to war anytime soon, and I'm pretty sure it's about commemorating war.

Been that way for about 2000 posts mmkay

Anzac Day isn't about militarism, quite the opposite in fact, you'd know this if you actually attended a service - to throw around your favourite word - "bigot".

lol online outrage. Because a whole lot gets done on the interwebs right?

Have you ever been to a service besides school? I've been to a few different ones at RSL's and at army barracks and they both do it.

"Everything is permissible"--but not everything is beneficial. "Everything is permissible"--but not everything is constructive.

Yeah that's why there is Parliamentary prayer groups etc. This is part of the Queen's full title: Granted she doesn't make laws but leaders are indelibly influenced by their faith. EDIT: Also Christian influence in Australian culture is undeniable, I mean we even pray to Jesus on Anzac Day...

How does it not work in this context? Muslim women develop an attachment to their oppressor/captor (husbands).

You said it's natural to act upon urges.

I'll PM it to you.

Umm yeah that would be cool. I'm doing Multimedia Systems and Transaction Processing Systems.

Because it's their property?

Rebel! You showed dem dere religious folk!

He wasn't even using it as an argument against homosexuality...

Hey, wondering if you could give me some tips for IPT? Did you make syllabus notes?

First to admit I am an immature schoolkid sry.

No they shouldn't, should you legally have to let anyone into your home for the night?

"Thou shalt not lie with mankind, as with womankind: it is abomination." How is that open to interpretation?