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In the article they said "meditate".Originally posted by original PM View Posthmmm
as there is no rules or regulations about who or why you are 'praying' then it does not discriminate against anyone.
the use of the word pray is an issue because it implies some form of deity to pray too.
if they changed it to a discount for "quite reflection in public" problem should be solved.
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I have a feeling if you turned up with an old piece of carpet and asked which way east was, they might not be too impressedOriginally posted by original PM View Postas there is no rules or regulations about who or why you are 'praying' then it does not discriminate against anyone.
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hmmm
as there is no rules or regulations about who or why you are 'praying' then it does not discriminate against anyone.
the use of the word pray is an issue because it implies some form of deity to pray too.
if they changed it to a discount for "quite reflection in public" problem should be solved.
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Only lizards that don't meditate before tucking in.Originally posted by Toastiness View PostHow would you like a restaurant that made lizards pay more for their meal ?
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How would you like a restaurant that made lizards pay more for their meal ?Originally posted by zeitghostNot any more it doesn't:
FFS.
Shakespeare was rite, first kill all the lawyers.
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Prayer discount
BBC News - #BBCtrending: Diner offers discount for praying customers
Please God, give me a discount.
Amen.
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