The case for all gods to be banned

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Andy2 replied

3 February 2010, 15:18
Originally posted by NotAllThere View Post

What's socialising?

talking to your toaster
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NotAllThere replied

3 February 2010, 15:02
What's socialising?
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AtW replied

3 February 2010, 14:39
Originally posted by DimPrawn View Post

That's not what my toaster said to me this morning as I was counting my millions.

Was that annoying talking toaster from Red Dwarf?

Or wait I get it now - YOU are that toaster!!!
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DimPrawn replied

3 February 2010, 14:38
If a web addict is substituting meaningful friendships and socialising with virtual contact on the internet, this might have an adverse affect on their mental wellbeing

That's not what my toaster said to me this morning as I was counting my millions.
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Xenophon replied

3 February 2010, 14:18
Originally posted by AtW View Post

Godlike is well below us now - we are the top of the pile with custom titles, some of which are better than others...

WHS
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AtW replied

3 February 2010, 13:37
Originally posted by PAH View Post

That means you SasGuru, AtW, etc

Godlike is well below us now - we are the top of the pile with custom titles, some of which are better than others...
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threaded replied

3 February 2010, 13:35
Originally posted by PAH View Post

I feel like I've been outed.

For the benefit of HMRC (), the above claim is totally unsubstantiated and I exercise my right to be a 'non-liable for what I write' sockpuppet.

WTSPS
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PAH replied

3 February 2010, 13:32
Originally posted by threaded View Post

No.

I feel like I've been outed.

For the benefit of HMRC (), the above claim is totally unsubstantiated and I exercise my right to be a 'non-liable for what I write' sockpuppet.
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threaded replied

3 February 2010, 09:39
Originally posted by DiscoStu View Post

Aren't you a Godlike's sockpuppet?

No.
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DiscoStu replied

3 February 2010, 09:37
Originally posted by PAH View Post

That means you SasGuru, AtW, etc

It's for your own health:

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/health/8493149.stm

Aren't you a Godlike's sockpuppet?
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Churchill replied

3 February 2010, 09:05
Originally posted by zeitghost

Fortunately you can't catch the pox that way.

See chaps?

Experience does count for something in this day and age!
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Paddy replied

3 February 2010, 08:55
There is a also strong link between heavy internet use and tissue sales.
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Moscow Mule replied

3 February 2010, 08:36
Originally posted by PAH View Post

That means you SasGuru, AtW, etc

It's for your own health:

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/health/8493149.stm

Dimprawn - show me the evidence, this lot looks falsified
Sasguru - muppet, the evidence is clear
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PAH started a topic The case for all gods to be banned

3 February 2010, 08:34
The case for all gods to be banned

That means you SasGuru, AtW, etc

It's for your own health:

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/health/8493149.stm

There is a strong link between heavy internet use and depression, UK psychologists have said.

If a web addict is substituting meaningful friendships and socialising with virtual contact on the internet, this might have an adverse affect on their mental wellbeing
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