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Apologies, if your response referenced US punctuation then well played!

Back in the game!

Only two types of full stop in my book. The male and the female. We know your culture warrior/ess game!!

Hmmm...... you may be onto something!


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In fairness they're not the only one. I have heard tell from an alter ego of the Gluey franchise on the Wales Apostle site that they haven't missed a Leeds game this season.

I have to confess, and there was such a bountiful tree to pick from when it came to Gluey's pronouncements on Donald's misdemeanours in the Stormy/Cohen element of this thread that this is my...

i thought the freezer was the go-to hiding place of people ahead in the polls who want to avoid tricky questions. Perhaps this time around Rishi volunteers to be filleted by Andrew Neil then after a...

You would have thought that the amount of energy it takes to establish and maintain multiple personas that you could create one that came across with a bit of humanity, otherwise what's the point?

In fairness the persona that is pipster does have cowardly memory lapses when it comes to its pronouncements. He seems to have endless innuendo as the moral beating heart of Pontcanna, whether it is...

This is another example of the incoherence of Sunak's campaign messaging.

For months now we have had Jeremy Hunt railing against the size of the unproductive economy. Yet here we are with a...

Fair enough. Though unless you are an Aremaic, Hebrew or Latin scholar (spoiler alert...you're not) you must then have a go to text to overrule all those other versions. What is it?

Which of the multitude of Bible translations use this reference and how many don't...and why? So for instance a bible references I sank down to the heart of the sea rather than the very roots of the...

It was a simple question given that you used this sentence in the Old Testament to justify a conclusion that when Isiah talked about a circle around the Earth he was validating science before...

To fully understand the point you are seeking to make. Are the Biblical references you want others to discuss literal, metaphorical or hyperperbolic based on your conclusions (not mood obviously) at...

Not often the Daily Mail is my go-to to guage Conservative morale but if this is anything to go by Sunak is ****ed!
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Again from The Guardian. You couldn't make this shit up!

It later emerged Baker, who is defending the Labour target of Wycombe, has chosen to go on holiday to Greece rather than stay on the...

Apologies, I missed your earlier counter argument on why Jesus talked about the ends of the earth. So Isiah, centuries before, knew that the Earth was an oblate spheroid because he mentioned a circle...

I was highlighting something you posted earlier in this thread. Don't you consume any of the cut and paste stuff you spew out?

In Isaiah 44:13 a variant of the word is translated in the ESV as...

Not sure. Who knows what we will discover on the other line items of your meme showing biblical proof that it was ahead of science.

But we are still working through item 1, now back to what Jesus...

Interesting, now back to what Jesus Christ, the son of God meant when he regularly (according to the Scriptures) referenced the ends of the earth when surely he must have known better. Also, based on...

The irony of the phrase entering into common venacular because it was used so frequently in the Bible obviously passed you by.......but circle eh!

Some interesting names on this list. Seems like Frazier Campbell came back a better player though the relative absences of golf courses and hills in Belgium may explain Alan Tate's inability to...

Even more peculiarly, the Bible mentions the phrase, ends of the earth 81 times. Key users of the phrase included David, Jeremiah and Isiah who used it 12 times against a mention of a circle once.
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The Northern Ireland Minister, Steve Baker echoing the point I made earlier about the frailty of proposals made in secret conclave. In this instance its negative impact in Northern Ireland.

It’s...