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hyperD replied

16 November 2006, 13:16
Originally posted by Pondlife

Cap'n Jack (John Barrowman) in Jack and the Beanstalk

A very big beanstalk from all the media gossip.

We have Cinderella staring Patrick Duffy as the prince I assume. I might go just to stand up in the audience and do my wild "Man from Atlantis" thrustings at him. To encourage him, obviously.

Does the slipper fit? No, forget that Pat, have a look at this!!! (thrust, thrust, thrust...)
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Pondlife replied

16 November 2006, 11:14
Cap'n Jack (John Barrowman) in Jack and the Beanstalk
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Lucy replied

16 November 2006, 10:57
Originally posted by Lucifer Box

Here's a good Christmas question for you all: What's your local panto and who is the "big name star"?

Mine is Peter Pan starring Henry "the Fonz" Winkler.

Beat that if you can (rather easily I suspect).

He is a little old for 'peter pan' is he not ?

Mine is 'The Nutcracker' starring Robert Kazinsky
(not that I am obsessed or anything)
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Buffoon replied

16 November 2006, 10:36
Originally posted by Chico

Show me when I have been intolerant, had hatred or have been arrogant and I will repent.

You never respond to my pleas for guidance with my new found faith in God. You tempt us to follow you into a new land and then you abandon us.
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Lucifer Box replied

16 November 2006, 10:34
Here's a good Christmas question for you all: What's your local panto and who is the "big name star"?

Mine is Peter Pan starring Henry "the Fonz" Winkler.

Beat that if you can (rather easily I suspect).
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Xenophon replied

16 November 2006, 10:33
Originally posted by Lucy

It's cheating to mis-quote Xeno, and I won't be sending you a Christmas Card.

I'll get over it.
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Churchill replied

16 November 2006, 10:24
Originally posted by Lucy

oh no I won't

Oh yes you will... etc.

Panto season is upon us once again!
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Lucy replied

16 November 2006, 10:23
oh no I won't
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Churchill replied

16 November 2006, 10:21
Originally posted by Lucy

It's cheating to mis-quote Xeno, and I won't be sending you a Christmas Card.

Oh yes you will you minx!
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Lucy replied

16 November 2006, 10:09
It's cheating to mis-quote Xeno, and I won't be sending you a Christmas Card.
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Xenophon replied

16 November 2006, 10:08
Originally posted by Lucy

Reach out and touch My Box
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Lucy replied

16 November 2006, 10:07
Originally posted by Xenophon

Reach out and touch faith.

Reach out and touch Mr Box
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Pondlife replied

16 November 2006, 09:53
Originally posted by Xenophon

Reach out and touch faith.

Who's faith and does she mind?
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Xenophon replied

16 November 2006, 09:37
Reach out and touch faith.
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Chico replied

16 November 2006, 09:34
Originally posted by Churchill

I became a Mason to fill gaps in my social education. To make a good man better.

The decision to become a Mason was helped by having meaningful discussions with friends after copious amounts of alchohol.

Work life? It opens doors I tell you!(but seriously, no impact other than work know that two Fridays a month I shall be leaving at lunch time).

Family life? Well I can't say it's helped or hindered. Any relationship problems were there way before I became a Mason.

Social life? It has certainly expanded the group of people that I would genuinely call friends. When I'm ready to join a lodge here in Cambridge then I'm confident that this will expand further.

Now Chico, how about a little reciprocation? What made you flee sanity and seek refuge within religion?

Well I have not sought refuge in religion. I have sought and found refuge in a person - Jesus Christ. God incarnate. Man cannot become like God, as Satan would have you believe, but God became Man. In my case there was no dramatic hospital bed conversion, no drug induced psychotic release, no prison cell realisation - what it was simple actually - I encountered the living God and I realised he wanted to be part of my life because he loved me, he created me and has a purpose for me. Thats it. I look back at my wasted years not trusting in the Lord and I regret it. You have not lived until you have met The Life, The Way, The Truth.
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