The Pope - I don't believe this guy!

[minestrone]

Look for it yourself.

I have not been pulled up for spelling for quite a while.

You are just talking tulipe, as usual.

Go and find the link, back up your claim.

Until then you will be referred to as the 'mental midget'

[shaunbhoy]

Seriously, some of the aggressive atheists on here would have benefited from a Catholic education, an education system that out ranks any other religious or non denominational education system in Britain today.

Personally speaking, I would not make any wild claims about just how great a Catholic education was when I never experienced anything BUT a Catholic education. I was very happy with the standards it achieved, and considering it received more overall funding than some of its rivals, it is hardly surprising that the overall results were comparatively impressive.
But I am sure I would have done just as well at a number of other schools in my local area.
Ayr Academy was about 300 yards from my house, and was the School most of my best mates went to. The RC secondary I attended was miles away, and cost me a lot of shoe leather.
And I'd be more worried about the closet sectarian bigots on this thread than any of the atheist perspectives.

[doodab]

Yeah, here's a nice glass house.

Contemporary Glass House Near West Point, New York | Modern House Designs

Just my taste; you'd have to hope there aren't any chavs in the neighbourhood though.

It looks a bit like a tourist information centre to me. Just saying like. I'm sure it's nice inside with all that natural light though, and it would be a great place to sit and watch the weather.

[minestrone]

And I'd be more worried about the closet sectarian bigots on this thread than any of the atheist perspectives.

Well that is true...

"You two are not from the West of Scotland with connections to Catholic countries by any chance?"

Blatant sectarianism that was not missed.

Still, he has made an arse of himself and is now off.

[shaunbhoy]

Well that is true...

"You two are not from the West of Scotland with connections to Catholic countries by any chance?"

Blatant sectarianism that was not missed.

Still, he has made an arse of himself and is now off.

My money is on either a mrdonuts or Incognito sockie.
Although if it is the former, his English nightclasses have been a roaring success. He has taken a quantum leap forward to semi-literate.

[Mich the Tester]

Ayr Academy was about 300 yards from my house, and was the School most of my best mates went to.

I know someone who went there; left about 93 I think then went to University of Glasgow and works in NL now.

[shaunbhoy]

I know someone who went there; left about 93 I think then went to University of Glasgow and works in NL now.

Quite a while after my vintage. When I lived in Ayr, everything had just progressed from Sepia to Black & White.

[minestrone]

My money is on either a mrdonuts or Incognito sockie.
Although if it is the former, his English nightclasses have been a roaring success. He has taken a quantum leap forward to semi-literate.

Incognito got wooshed to hell today, must be hurting.

[wobbegong]

I have not been pulled up for spelling for quite a while.

You are just talking tulipe, as usual.

Go and find the link, back up your claim.

Until then you will be referred to as the 'mental midget'

Will this do?

Add 'a poor memory' to your list of shortfalls.

NOW who is talking tulipe (as usual)?

[Mich the Tester]

Quite a while after my vintage. When I lived in Ayr, everything had just progressed from Sepia to Black & White.

They might have overcompensated on the colour schemes.

I played rugby against Ayr at a Tens tournament. Brilliant players, good crowd of guys, very metrosexual shirts.