Why Do We Lie About The Dead?

wanderlust wrote:

So what? What people write about the dead (or the living) doesn't bother me. I either agree with it or I don't but I'd be one sad f****r if I let it wind me up. You need to get out more.

I get out plenty. I've just come back from seeing a client on Deansgate.

This isn't about whether something bothers me, it's just something that interests me.

Natasha Whittam wrote:

wanderlust wrote:

So what? What people write about the dead (or the living) doesn't bother me. I either agree with it or I don't but I'd be one sad f****r if I let it wind me up. You need to get out more.

I get out plenty. I've just come back from seeing a client on Deansgate.

This isn't about whether something bothers me, it's just something that interests me.

You are indeed well-travelled, however I'd be more inclined to believe that this was just a passing interest if you hadn't written "But shouldn't the people of London be burning effigies of the pilot in the street this morning?" - kind of implies you have an opinion.

wanderlust - she will change that opinion accordingly as and when is needed. As ive proven above.

why did you change your opinion from being dead against it abortion as a devout catholic, to becoming 'pro-abortion' and going against what your religion dictates?

by the way...

wanderlust wrote:

You are indeed well-travelled, however I'd be more inclined to believe that this was just a passing interest if you hadn't written "But shouldn't the people of London be burning effigies of the pilot in the street this morning?" - kind of implies you have an opinion.

I've changed my mind since this morning, I now think the pilot was just unlucky.

Natasha Whittam wrote:

wanderlust wrote:

You are indeed well-travelled, however I'd be more inclined to believe that this was just a passing interest if you hadn't written "But shouldn't the people of London be burning effigies of the pilot in the street this morning?" - kind of implies you have an opinion.

I've changed my mind since this morning, I now think the pilot was just unlucky.

I think he was stupid, If i was piloting the craft, i would have avoided the crane.

Reebok_Rebel wrote:why did you change your opinion from being dead against it abortion as a devout catholic, to becoming 'pro-abortion' and going against what your religion dictates?

by the way...

It was something I had no experience of so I just went with the standard Christian response. But something happened in my life that made me face up to abortion and I decided it had a place.

I'm a Christian but I make my own decisions. I do my shopping on a Sunday despite what the church wants.

Reebok_Rebel wrote:

I think he was stupid, If i was piloting the craft, i would have avoided the crane.

I can understand that point of view.

Natasha Whittam wrote:

Reebok_Rebel wrote:why did you change your opinion from being dead against it abortion as a devout catholic, to becoming 'pro-abortion' and going against what your religion dictates?

by the way...

It was something I had no experience of so I just went with the standard Christian response. But something happened in my life that made me face up to abortion and I decided it had a place.

I'm a Christian but I make my own decisions. I do my shopping on a Sunday despite what the church wants.

So your not as Die-hard as you make out then?

Or has it become convenient for you to now not be as devout as you formally claimed due to being owned?

Reebok_Rebel wrote:

So your not as Die-hard as you make out then?

Or has it become convenient for you to now not be as devout as you formally claimed due to being owned?

I never said I was a devout Christian. I don't even go to church very often.

Natasha Whittam wrote:

It was something I had no experience of so I just went with the standard Christian response.

I think this perfectly summarises what is wrong with religion.

Natasha Whittam wrote:

Reebok_Rebel wrote:

So your not as Die-hard as you make out then?

Or has it become convenient for you to now not be as devout as you formally claimed due to being owned?

I never said I was a devout Christian. I don't even go to church very often.

you said you went every sunday and your church is a rock/indie church.

Hipster_Nebula wrote:

you said you went every sunday and your church is a rock/indie church.

Until about 6 months ago that was true.

Natasha Whittam wrote:

Reebok_Rebel wrote:

So your not as Die-hard as you make out then?

Or has it become convenient for you to now not be as devout as you formally claimed due to being owned?

I never said I was a devout Christian. I don't even go to church very often.

Yes you did.

Natasha Whittam wrote:

Hipster_Nebula wrote:

you said you went every sunday and your church is a rock/indie church.

Until about 6 months ago that was true.

New thread title:


Why does Nat Lie About Herself?

It's more people make stuff up about me.

How would anyone know how often I went to church?

Can anyone link me to where I said I was a devout Christian? Of course not.

well you certainly painted yourself as a faux fundamentalist christian. saying things like Abortion is a Sin, Suicide is a sin, the bible is "true" blah blah blah.

Obviously it was all nonsense. But if you're going to have a debate about religion it's better to have someone who is religious huh.

So..

Hipster_Nebula wrote:well you certainly painted yourself as a faux fundamentalist christian. saying things like Abortion is a Sin, Suicide is a sin, the bible is "true" blah blah blah.



So..

You spend every day on here commenting on a team you haven't watched in years. I don't have to be sat in church to say suicide is wrong.

You'll have to read again because i didn't say anything like that.