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Sarah?!! Was that the name I went by back then? (And here I was thinking that you'd forgotten me for all these years).
Yes - we did have quite a time!
I can still recall your comments about my lingerie!
You always were such a devil! (Ooops! Sorry! I meant to say such a deva!)
Here are a few of my other recollections from that time:
Electrical system failures
The devil and the chipmunks
Chocolate coated peanuts
Bleeding gums
Contemplations of mortality
The laughter of a shadow creature (a.k.a. the giggling bogie)
A dragon goes into the light
A stolen trifle
A confrontational barn guardian
Do any of these ring a bell? Or are have I discovered Deva's Double?
No bells ringing, sorry. Sounds like you and deva had a blast!
My "reason" for this is quite straight forward - I've actually met god and can assure those reading this post that She's as real as you and I!
Don't know if your serious, or just having a laugh....
Having a dream/near death experience with some sort of hallucination does not count.
As they say, the proof is in the pudding. Hard evidence must be shown.
How do you know you're not dreaming right now? How can you prove it?
...Inception...
"How do you know you're not dreaming right now? How can you prove it?"
The text I'm typing on an internet blog right now, that can be verified by others....
If your reading this, your proving I'm not dreaming...
If your claim is 'your not real' and 'this is a dream' those are quiet the extraordinary claims that would require extraordinary evidences.
Oh and if 'this' is a dream, where's Miranda Kerr?
lol
No worries, I must look quite the knob with my 1st few post...
I'll just continue without the assumption of my 'non-existance', seems to be working out fine so far...
It's funny noco...
I have several Muslim friends, my best friend in Oz was a Muslim (though fairly secular in outlook)... and some of the most interesting casual one off conversations I had are with Muslims; the most memorable being with an Iraqi lass dress in full hajib in a shoe shop in London... she was so beautiful in spirit I almost fell in love with her on the spot. And missus understood why too and empathised.
But the thought of a Muslim dominated and/or influensed "western society" is just unacceptable.
Despite the self loathing from many of the left, western society has a good thing going and we should damn well be proud and protective of it.
Tolerant, Yes. Subservient - Like blinkin' hell! Bring on Christmas, Easter and bikinis and they can tolerate OUR society which they CHOSE to live in.:
I'd like to see some more evidence about the claims that it is a general trend in Muslim culture and not just the few whackos we see rioting in central Sydney or kicking sand on bikini clad Aussie girls at the beach. We do need to be careful tarring all Muslims with the broad brush of radicalism. Having said that, I am leaning towards certain types of Islam being incompatible with our way of life. Like there are some forms of Christianity that is too radical in our world also.You freinds are probably the so called moderate ones who are the minority at the moment and mostly likely will not voice their objectives until they have larger support.
Go-kart operator fined over headscarf death
ABC Updated December 12, 2012, 9:22 am
The former owner of a Port Stephens go-kart business has been ordered to pay $50,000 after WorkCover uncovered safety failings.
ABC © The former owner of a Port Stephens go-kart business has been ordered to pay $50,000 after WorkCover uncovered safety failings.
The former owner of a New South Wales go-kart business has been ordered to pay $50,000 over an incident where a woman choked to death when her religious headscarf became tangled.
The 26-year-old Sydney woman died in April 2010 when her Islamic head dress became caught in the rear axle of the go-kart at Bobs Farm, near Port Stephens north of Newcastle.
An investigation by the WorkCover Authority of NSW found the 63-year-old former owner of Port Stephens Go Karts had failed to ensure that proper checks were done on people wearing loose clothing.
The investigation also found that the then owner failed to properly guard the moving parts of the go-karts to prevent clothing from getting caught.
The man was charged with a breach of the Occupational Health and Safety Act.
He pleaded guilty and the Industrial Court of NSW fined him $32,000 and ordered him to pay $18,000 in costs.
The court said it took into consideration the man's contrition and remorse.
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