What next - crucifixion?

[LondonManc]

This whole thread has made me laugh.

Hopeful the religious on here will stop slagging other religions off...

They'll get cross nqat

[xoggoth]

Crucifiction - My mate's book

Looks good. Just about to download. Sod it. My Kindle needs charging again.

[mudskipper]

Looks good. Just about to download. Sod it. My Kindle needs charging again.

Here's one of her stories - reminded me of when I brought a snowball back from Scotland to Cape Town as a kid to show my friend who'd never seen snow. Security was a little friendlier in those days, and my snowball got into the freezer on the plane. Made it to South Africa, but winter in Scotland = summer in SA, and snowball became puddle quite quickly.

Edit: Sound quality appalling - works better with volume low.

[Hobosapien]

Jack Burton's branching out into airlines so the paranoid can travel on his Pork Chop Express.

[BrilloPad]

Or the asylum for talking to an imaginary friend

33% of people believe they have a guardian angel according to a survey a few years back.

Of bigger concern is people who believe what scientists tell them. A lot of the stuff they post about the past is dodgy enough. But when they say "in 100 years time....". They want shooting.

[Eirikur]

On a flight open you rlaptop and look at this:
http://www.thecleverest.com/countdown.swf

[xoggoth]

Here's one of her stories

Dunno what's going on here. Can access the Kindle version page of that on PC but not found by search on Kindle itself. Tried "The upside" and "upside". Can you see it on Kindle missus MS?

PS More importantly can't find the brilliant xoggoth Tales either. Used to be found ok.

[mudskipper]

Dunno what's going on here. Can access the Kindle version page of that on PC but not found by search on Kindle itself. Tried "The upside" and "upside". Can you see it on Kindle missus MS?

PS More importantly can't find the brilliant xoggoth Tales either. Used to be found ok.

Will have a check when I get home - I tend to buy from the PC. I've got xoggoth tales on my Kindle, but I've got the print version of USDJ, being a pal of the author and all that.

[darmstadt]

Here's one of her stories - reminded me of when I brought a snowball back from Scotland to Cape Town as a kid to show my friend who'd never seen snow. Security was a little friendlier in those days, and my snowball got into the freezer on the plane. Made it to South Africa, but winter in Scotland = summer in SA, and snowball became puddle quite quickly.

I remember going up into the Drakensberg and there was a puddle iced over, fascinated! Then on a trip back to the UK and it snowed, even more fascinated but then going into the front room and...television!

[mudskipper]

I remember going up into the Drakensberg and there was a puddle iced over, fascinated! Then on a trip back to the UK and it snowed, even more fascinated but then going into the front room and...television!

Ah yes, no telly before '76. I think that's why a read a lot!