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I thought describing the original post as shitty was a little harsh - I missed the humour though.

It sounds like he gets more sense from the bird than Col anyway. Sorry Colin ;)

Yes I agree - I didn't understand the original post. But at the same time Burrina was simply trying to share a light hearted incident. It shouldn't have descended into ill feeling. Life's too short to make issues of light heartedness.

Why did captain kirks wife have a turd on her head? A:William shatner

If a woman asks "Does my bum look big in this" - don't reply "Hang on and let me back up, so I can take it all in".

Wish I knew still struggling along. I hope to learn something.

Until a few months ago Tunisia had no particular threat that we don't all share. Then the museum attack - but still no advice for 6 million tourists not to visit. Then a few weeks ago the beach attack - and all of a sudden 15% of their GDP is pulled from under them. Now they have deployed...

You give me the impression you know just about nothing of Tunisia! The problems the gun laws - ffs. Moronic! Its not like ISIS is in control of the place - or any such think like it - but they are a real terrorist threat (like they are everywhere), in large part from across the borders.

There's a lot of caveats to that , ie if you had never heard of him! Plus theres atheists included, and I have no doubt through the plenty of ecumenical and joint faith work , it includes other faiths too. As I would hope so! You stance seems a lot more - accept my interpretation of teaching...

Yes Atheists and all religions can go to heaven - the important thing is to do good, and to genuinely renounce the bad. http://www.catholic.org/news/hf/faith/story.php?id=51077 I think most of the worlds "great" religions believe similarly. The smaller churches manic street preacher may...

Should the world be helping them build their security at their borders rather than let it lose its 6.1 million tourist industry worth 15% of its GDP. We risk losing another country as a no go area to ISIS. Surely we should be trying to prevent this. The bravery of the ordinary Tunisia's two...

Is it a euphemism?

I think me and Brian are talking of a different thing to you. In NI the slogan was what they objected to not the customer. http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-northern-ireland-32065233

No they do not want to bake a cake with isis flag on for anyone - nor a "support gay marriage" cake for anyone either.

Do cake makers have to adorn cakes with ISIS flags upon request? Of fear of being discriminatory against ultra extreme muslims? http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/worldnews/islamic-state/11725761/Extrremists-are-free-to-fly-Isil-flags-in-London-says-Boris-Johnson.html

That's a long way to go for a necklace.

I fear you aren't listening! :-)

Cant this thread move on to something more productive like - how seemingly normal youngsters (and whole luton families) get enamoured with a death cult like isis, and how they should be disuaded from such a path. :banghead:

I thought you'd jump on this Brian - you have obviously done more reading than most on the civil war and its local to you as well - Liverpool is the answer.

did you mean antebellum