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Comment on Teaching Yourself to Ride a Bike (for adults) by Samuel

Samuel — Thu, 26 Jan 2012 06:44:30 +0000

YES! thanks for this article, ha. i’ve been looking for some good basic pointers and an experience, and have been hard-pressed to find one. this will definitely help me tomorrow morning when i go back outside and try to learn how to ride the bike sitting in the garage. thank you kindly, sir.

Comment on Ghouls, Cheap Sympathy and Prayer by Steven

Steven — Sat, 07 Jan 2012 10:00:53 +0000

That’s a really smart analysis. I also think we should wear more hats in films. However I don’t feel we should revise the abortion laws further. Perhaps a combination of these epic events will allow smaller bushfires rather than big ones?

Comment on Rundle Mall: Preachers banned for hate speech by jimbo

jimbo — Sun, 04 Dec 2011 14:54:25 +0000

“Why not go and do some good works for a change?”

how do we know that they AREN’t doing “good works”….?

from my understanding of the situation, they mainly preach on Friday nights….so…..that leaves the other six days of the week to do “good works”….

also….if you read the Gospels, Jesus Christ Himself made what could be construed as “offensive” remarks….so much so that many of his erst-while disciples actually left Him!……”not being offensive” is *not* a criteria for a devout Christian!

in fact, according to the Gospels, He probably spent more time making “offensive remarks” than He did healing the sick!

Christianity is *not* a “works-based” belief system….it is a *faith*-based belief system from which “good works” naturally flow…..

that’s how we got such things as schools, orphanages and hospitals from Christian believers of 100 or more years ago whose faith, by today’s standards, would be described as “offensively extremist”!

Comment on Les histoires d’une créature étrange. by dylpykl

dylpykl — Sun, 27 Nov 2011 15:03:39 +0000

J’aime ça beaucoup, allez les wugs!

Comment on Rundle Mall: Preachers banned for hate speech by T. Ogret

T. Ogret — Thu, 13 Oct 2011 21:58:38 +0000

Just want to back up Deb and James. In my youth I often heard religious people say “The best sermon is a good example,” and I wonder what sort of example these people think they are setting. They yell and put up signs denigrating the free religious choice of ohters, and therfore present a most unappealing image of thier own religious group. If I were in the market for new religious beliefs, I would not go in their direction. I think they are driven by adrenaline addiction – something very weird about people who seek out megaphones and pay for what must be expensive signs when they must surely attract few converts. Why not go and do some good works for a change? It is not stifling free speech to ask whether this arrogant noise polution really repelcts what poor old Jesus would have liked. I’d even prefer them ot go and overturn a few tables in shops .. so logn as they turned off the amplifiers.

Comment on Rundle Mall: Preachers banned for hate speech by Tony

Tony — Wed, 13 Jul 2011 23:20:26 +0000

For those that do want to be able to publicly debate what it is that you are preaching, could you please give me a link or could you reply with a rough timetable of when you are preaching in the mall or at the top of hindley street

Comment on On the Mutual Exclusivity of Chivalry & Equality by catch

catch — Mon, 13 Dec 2010 04:33:39 +0000

This is not complicated. If she’s a feminists, no chivarly. Treat her just like a man (i.e. no more or less courtesy than a man would get.

If she’s not a feminist, offer her chivalry. No fuss, no muss.

Comment on Rundle Mall: Preachers banned for hate speech by Joshua

Joshua — Thu, 04 Nov 2010 23:39:40 +0000

I heard that the council are finding it hard to get any evidence against any of the preachers for their claim of hate speech? There is also talk of a law suit against the council of a quarter of a million…

Comment on Rundle Mall: Preachers banned for hate speech by Caleb

Caleb — Wed, 13 Oct 2010 13:46:10 +0000

Well us preachers have had the ban lifted and the council is on the back foot already. The Adelaide City Council by-law is about to down to. Turns out the councils injunction did not last long after all.

Comment on Rundle Mall: Preachers banned for hate speech by Tim

Tim — Thu, 30 Sep 2010 10:12:26 +0000

Furtunately James is benefiting from this opportunity to put his point of view publicly, but his intolerance of allowing others to put their point of view shows nothing but hypocrisy