Nepal & Karma, constant sms & 38 degrees donation emails etc getting on my nerves now

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tractor replied

11 June 2015, 10:53
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Originally posted by original PM View Post

anyone got access to the photo's??

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Have you tried using search or asked your accountant?
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darmstadt replied

11 June 2015, 09:50
Originally posted by DaveB View Post

I doubt she was particularly "wee" in a couple of areas.

She was in the old grey cells area but the sounds of it
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DaveB replied

11 June 2015, 09:48
Originally posted by SimonMac View Post

Thats what they charged you, the wee girl who was lifted got to do it for free

I doubt she was particularly "wee" in a couple of areas.
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SimonMac replied

11 June 2015, 09:46
Originally posted by BrilloPad View Post

£200 if you want to strip naked at the top...

Thats what they charged you, the wee girl who was lifted got to do it for free
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BrilloPad replied

11 June 2015, 09:43
Originally posted by SimonMac View Post

So sacred that they charge £100 a head for permit sto climb the mountain

£200 if you want to strip naked at the top...
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SimonMac replied

11 June 2015, 09:39
Originally posted by DaveB View Post

Nowt to do with Karma. The locals belive the mountain is sacred and the home to the spirits of their ancestors. The belive that by disrespecting it the tourists have pissed off the spirits who have taken their revenge.

Karma is primerily a Buddist concept, the local tribe invoved are predominantly Christian.

So sacred that they charge £100 a head for permit sto climb the mountain
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BrilloPad replied

11 June 2015, 09:36
Originally posted by MarillionFan View Post

Where the fook does it say they believe in Karma? Karma is a Buddhist term, Malaysia is a Muslim country, these people believed in mountain spririts.

Wrong country, wrong religion, wrong term.

I think you wanted schadenfreude

Originally posted by DaveB View Post

Nowt to do with Karma. The locals belive the mountain is sacred and the home to the spirits of their ancestors. The belive that by disrespecting it the tourists have pissed off the spirits who have taken their revenge.

Karma is a Buddist concept, the local tribe invoved are predominantly Christian.

Same difference. Its all voodoo. And yes, I know that is Haiti.....
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DaveB replied

11 June 2015, 09:34
Originally posted by BrilloPad View Post

Really! Wow! Go to the top of the class!

Of course its f***ing Malaysia. Just pointing out the locals believe in Karma.

If that group broke a local law then they should face penalties. Does not mean they caused an earthquake...

Nowt to do with Karma. The locals belive the mountain is sacred and the home to the spirits of their ancestors. The belive that by disrespecting it the tourists have pissed off the spirits who have taken their revenge.

Karma is primerily a Buddist concept, the local tribe invoved are predominantly Christian.
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SimonMac replied

11 June 2015, 09:33
Originally posted by woohoo View Post

I've noticed on this site that when someone loses the argument or has just made a complete bell end out of themselves, the first thing they do is distract by pointing out spelling mistakes.

Hitler did that too
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MarillionFan replied

11 June 2015, 09:31
Originally posted by BrilloPad View Post

Really! Wow! Go to the top of the class!

Of course its f***ing Malaysia. Just pointing out the locals believe in Karma.

If that group broke a local law then they should face penalties. Does not mean they caused an earthquake...

Where the fook does it say they believe in Karma? Karma is a Buddhist term, Malaysia is a Muslim country, these people believed in mountain spririts.

Wrong country, wrong religion, wrong term.

I think you wanted schadenfreude
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original PM replied

11 June 2015, 09:28
anyone got access to the photo's??

( . ) ( . )
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BrilloPad replied

11 June 2015, 09:06
Originally posted by MarillionFan View Post

That's Malaysia

Really! Wow! Go to the top of the class!

Of course its f***ing Malaysia. Just pointing out the locals believe in Karma.

If that group broke a local law then they should face penalties. Does not mean they caused an earthquake...
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MarillionFan replied

11 June 2015, 08:57
Originally posted by BrilloPad View Post

Arrested Mount Kinabalu 'nudist' is scared and upset, father says - BBC News

That's Malaysia
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BrilloPad replied

11 June 2015, 08:55
Arrested Mount Kinabalu 'nudist' is scared and upset, father says - BBC News
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OwlHoot replied

4 May 2015, 09:32
Originally posted by NotAllThere View Post

Karma is considered by those who believe in it, as a moral property of the universe which tends to cause bad things to happen to people who do bad things, and good things to happen to people who do good things. There's no actual deity involved.

People who make grammatical errors pointing out other's grammatical errors are victims of karma. Call it prosaic justice.

Hang on though. A grammatical error is a Bad Thing; but pointing out one is a Good Thing, if trying to be helpful is considered as such.

So by your definition, a grammatical error made when pointing out another must be an example of anti-karma.
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