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no, somebody wrote a story about somebody called Jesus who said that ;)

apocryphal at best

not the Qu'ran though (oh hold on, wasn't Aisha Mohammed's wife when she was six, consummated when she was nine? :eek:)

care to reveal the source of your 1730s USA crime statistics?

if you come up with the theory, you should come up with the evidence

what's the error?

gives me terrible crankers' wamp after a while though :( oh, i was singing before, the "for a change" bit reminded me of a song

see the life i had, make a good man turn bad...

it's hardly religious prejudice, it's *lack* of religious prejudice the UK bank holidays are largely based upon christian holidays (well christmas was originally the pagan winter solstice holiday, hijacked by christianity) in fact because of the early Easter this year, there were murmurs of...

boooooooooooooooo no to Emmerdale jokes :D

then Seth :D

i refer you to Skinner's pigeons http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Superstition#Superstition_and_psychology :D

Craig's point is that often the question you ask is already framed for an answer, just because you can ask a question, it doesn't mean it has a valid answer my point is: there is nothing north of the North Pole, because north is a property that begins at the North Pole in the same way, time...

i hear the south of France is lovely

oh you...*blush* :D

i dunno about you, but i'm currently south of the north pole :rolleyes:

3) accept that time is a property of the universe and was created at the big bang and that asking what was before the big bang is no more valid than asking "what is north of the north pole?"

how dare someone stray from teapot orthodoxy DEATH TO THE INFIDELS!

erm..around the sun... http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Russell%27s_teapot between Earth & Mars

agreed, it was definitely the egg it all depends on your definition of chicken. whatever you define chicken as, at some point, some other thing (by your own definition) gave birth to one