I equate morality with religion and so I do not presume to have them as a godless one but I do have ...

Fernapple comments on Nov 12, 2021:

If humans do not have instinctive morals, where did religion get its morals from.

Tauros | Rewilding Europe

Fernapple comments on Nov 12, 2021:

It was the type of bull use in Crete for the bull jumping rituals, it is thought. And since it was not a native of Crete, somehow someone had to get them there using stone/bronze age shipping technology. Is it any wonder that they painted pictures of them all over their walls, and prized them in their sporting games. They probably bought calves to begin with, but even so it must have been some achievement.

If you want to be pissed off, just read the following article from today's Omaha newspaper: YES ...

Fernapple comments on Nov 12, 2021:

If I had not had direct personal experience with believers, and did not know how sick and twisted they can be, I would take this for a joke.

Seven ways to curb climate change [bbc.]

Fernapple comments on Nov 12, 2021:

Yes nice list, but the cynic in me, wants to ask. Have you actually got one that could happen ?

“There is always going to be a reason to get irritated by people’s behaviour but if you can find...

Fernapple comments on Nov 12, 2021:

"I followed his gaze, and saw, coming down towards us on the sluggish current, a dog. It was one of the quietest and peacefullest dogs I have ever seen. I never met a dog who seemed more contented – more easy in its mind. It was floating dreamily on its back, with its four legs stuck up straight into the air. It was what I should call a full-bodied dog, with a well-developed chest. On he came, serene, dignified, and calm, until he was abreast of our boat, and there, among the rushes, he eased up, and settled down cosily for the evening." Jerome K Jerome.

He's still a threat.. [rawstory.com]

Fernapple comments on Nov 12, 2021:

Or at least one of his parasites is still feeding off him.

Ever wonder where Trumptards will lead us if given a free hand to destroy democracy and install a ...

Fernapple comments on Nov 12, 2021:

The Mexican border, one way gates.

[etymonline.com]. seemed like a good moment.

Fernapple comments on Nov 12, 2021:

Ah yes. I remember the days when the flouncing and bouncing of young ladies, as well as the bouncing of their flounces, could haunt my young mans mind for days.

Anyone know this guy?

Fernapple comments on Nov 12, 2021:

My girlfriend thinks that she does, but she is wrong.

Bertrand Russell's Ten Commandments for Living in a Healthy Democracy | Open Culture

Fernapple comments on Nov 12, 2021:

I always liked Russell, and I love the neatness of his ten points.

So a nurse from my work is quitting to become a full time youth pastor.

Fernapple comments on Nov 11, 2021:

It is an old game, and you will find hundreds of examples with just a short search on line. But Richard Dawkins picked this one out, so I will go with it, for no other reason that I do not really have time to play. .Do not do to others what you would not want them to do to you. • In all things, strive to cause no harm. • Treat your fellow human beings, your fellow living things, and the world in general with love, honesty, faithfulness and respect. • Do not overlook evil or shrink from administering justice, but always be ready to forgive wrongdoing freely admitted and honestly regretted. • Live life with a sense of joy and wonder. • Always seek to be learning something new. • Test all things; always check your ideas against the facts, and be ready to discard even a cherished belief if it does not conform to them. • Never seek to censor or cut yourself off from dissent; always respect the right of others to disagree with you. • Form independent opinions on the basis of your own reason and experience; do not allow yourself to be led blindly by others. • Question everything.”

There is a COVID case in your house. What do you do?

Fernapple comments on Nov 11, 2021:

Over here in the UK it is said, that you are less likely to develop serious symptoms if you get a low dose of the virus at the outset. Therefore, even if it is in your house and you are almost sure to get some, anything you can do to slow the rate at which you get the viral infection, such as masking and washing surfaces, is good.

How do you answer "Have a blessed day"?

Fernapple comments on Nov 11, 2021:

Like Moravian, I am fortunate in that, I have never heard it.

There is a difference I think between atheism/agnosticism/non-belief, on the one hand, and ...

Fernapple comments on Nov 11, 2021:

You do not have to go as far as science, to demonstrate the adaptive and genetic advantages that religion has brought to many. History will do. There is no doubt, that for example, many Arabic male gained a considerable genetic advantage from the establishment of the Islamic empire, and that the resulting boom in the access gained to female slaves and forced marriages, helped their genetic success. While there is no doubt that Christianity, was a driving force which helped, white European, and to a lesser extent black African people, take many of the resources of North America away from the native Americans, enabling vast population growth. While economics would show that, the wealth and power generated by the professions of priest, witch doctor etc., always helped males to gain access to more and better sexual partners, and that even the priestess may to a less extent have gained genetic advantages, such as higher grade male partners and more resources enabling more social success and higher survival rates among her children. But it is a two edged sword, because there is also no doubt that, the monastic tradition for example, did do a lot of harm to the breeding success of many.

So a nurse from my work is quitting to become a full time youth pastor.

Fernapple comments on Nov 11, 2021:

Besides that. You could point out the contradiction that their own prophet Jesus already did it, when he said that there was only one commandment. And that contradicts his own statement that he, came to complete the law, not abolish it.

Bullshit may baffle brains, but brighter brains beat the shit out of bullshit.

Fernapple comments on Nov 11, 2021:

I don't know. “Never argue with a fool, onlookers may not be able to tell the difference.” ― Mark Twain

Has everyone been unable to post anything for the past 13 or 14 hours?

Fernapple comments on Nov 10, 2021:

Yep happened to me. I was worried that my repeated attempts would result in multiple displays of the same post. But that seems not to have happened.

Once thought to be as extinct as an honest Politician, this earliest ancestor of most eels has been ...

Fernapple comments on Nov 10, 2021:

Name please. Or even better a link.

The older I get, the more people look like baboons to me......👀

Fernapple comments on Nov 10, 2021:

Not really. I can tell baboons apart, but everybody under forty looks the same to me.

Time : The History & Future of Everything [youtube.com]

Fernapple comments on Nov 10, 2021:

Very good should be shown in schools.

A vile little shit that needs to be drowned: [bbc.com]

Fernapple comments on Nov 9, 2021:

Admittedly, it does seem stupid that the navy should require its steel tested at -100 degrees, exactly what unfrozen sea was it planning to sail its subs in at that temp.

I wonder why there is so much hostility between the Xstians and Islam?

Fernapple comments on Nov 9, 2021:

Ever priest/imam/ witch doctor in the world is in competition with every other. And when the only two products you have to sell, is a belief in that your followers have an exclusive access to truth and gods gifts, plus absolutes and the idea of perfection, then detail matters to an extreme. It is no good saying. "Yep god is going to let them into heaven as well." Because then you have nothing to sell.

Ideological conservatives of all stripes, political or cultural, are either ignoring or badly ...

Fernapple comments on Nov 9, 2021:

Basically true. Though I do think that drawing a analogy between biological evolution and human history, is stretching it a bit.

Trump Pals Slapped with Subpoenas

Fernapple comments on Nov 9, 2021:

It seems that you may have a working democracy over there after all. Though I am not holding my breath.

Is there any possibility of life after death?

Fernapple comments on Nov 8, 2021:

Many are still waiting for life before death.

I'm sure everyone will get this one.

Fernapple comments on Nov 8, 2021:

I hate spelling jokes but chemical nominal jokes are......... !!!!

Is there any possibility of life after death?

Fernapple comments on Nov 8, 2021:

Possibilities are endless, since there are no absolutes. Life is therefore, all about probabilities.

Name 'a group of complete idiots': California school investigating controversial question on history...

Fernapple comments on Nov 8, 2021:

All those in ancient Greece who took no part in the elections and votes that were held in their cities. ( Original meaning of the word. )

Can anyone give me the number of times the phrase "put to death" is in the bible?

Fernapple comments on Nov 8, 2021:

Interesting. Why would you want to know, please ?

Wow I can't believe what my beautiful friends did tonight.

Fernapple comments on Nov 8, 2021:

Well done and well deserved, you really make a worthwhile contribution here.

I don't need an antidepressant but I do need a beach that still has warm sunshine.

Fernapple comments on Nov 7, 2021:

Good advice.

Astronomy is not his forte.

Fernapple comments on Nov 7, 2021:

Never seen a constellation of that shape myself, but I will look out for it now. Mind you some people say the the milky way is in the shape of a naked lady, though I have never been able to see it myself, maybe it does show that much detail. My friend Ann says that she can see the naked lady, so maybe I will just have to try harder. LOL

Victoria Harbour, Hong Kong from both sides and Victoria Dockside, pictures from Boomtarat03.

Fernapple comments on Nov 7, 2021:

Say hello for me too, please.

Is it that windy in the UK?

Fernapple comments on Nov 7, 2021:

Very, and a lot of it comes from the fronts and rears of politicians.

Do you think we should ask him to join us?

Fernapple comments on Nov 7, 2021:

Also known as. "The ones who don't pretend they know all about me, to fool others."

James O'Brien rips bigotted pastor a new one, GO JIMMY [youtube.com]

Fernapple comments on Nov 7, 2021:

Boy he has a good debating technique, it may be he got an easy one and was in control of the volume, but that is still impressive.

Is militant ignorance the scourge of this time?

Fernapple comments on Nov 6, 2021:

I think that it was the scourge of all times. It is just that post the enlightenment and the scientific philosophy we can now see that it is just ignorance pure and simple, where in the past the Christians, called it Islamic lies, the Mohammedans called it Hindu lies, and the Hindus called it Buddhist lies, etc. etc.

Well! Thanks to impeccable research and dedicated experimentation I can definitely state that the ...

Fernapple comments on Nov 6, 2021:

Do not DIY , get help from a professional who knows what they are doing. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lOXIpsoEo2w

This should bring them out of the woodwork.

Fernapple comments on Nov 6, 2021:

That's spelling not grammar. If we are being proper little Nazis, lets get it rite. LOL

Good times

Fernapple comments on Nov 5, 2021:

Hello and welcome, enjoy the site.

Researchers Revise Recipe for Building a Rocky Planet Like Earth [quantamagazine.org]

Fernapple comments on Nov 5, 2021:

It is one thing having the recipe, and quite another finding a saucepan big enough.

Probiotics are ever so good for you.

Fernapple comments on Nov 5, 2021:

And never use mouthwash without rinsing and spitting several (six or more ) times afterwards, even a tiny amount of mouthwash swallowed can upset you gut bacteria. That is probably the main reason some people need probiotics in the first place.

Ring! Unknown number, I answer and a mechanical voice says, “This is AT&T.

Fernapple comments on Nov 5, 2021:

And while they are talking to you, they can not be scamming someone else. A great public service.

Did Jesus actually exist?

Fernapple comments on Nov 4, 2021:

I have heard people make seemingly good cases for the mythical Jesus, for a real Jesus but with a fictional life, a real Jesus with a mythical life, a fictional Jesus made by the devout, a fictional Jesus made to discredit him, a metaphorical fictional Jesus, a literal Jesus with a true life but no miracles, a literally true Biblical Jesus and many other variations. And they all had two things in common, firstly that the poor quality of available evidence could not come near to proving anything, so that all are deluding themselves with their own inventions. You simply can not draw any conclusions from evidence that poor and biased. And second that the content of the Bible, and the religions derived from that, are not affected one jot by his existence or not.

How vivid it still looks! Amazing! Crystal jug from Egypt, Fatimid era ( c.

Fernapple comments on Nov 4, 2021:

And I think that means, carved out of rock crystal, not crystal glass.

The Sunday Assembly hopes to organize a godless future. It’s not easy. [religionnews.com]

Fernapple comments on Nov 4, 2021:

They ask. "Can you build a sustainable community that offers all the social benefits of a church but without God?” Yes of course you can, but you are missing the point, they are called the, music group, the community garden association, the dramatics society, the model railway society, the pets rescue, the charity shop, the nature group, etc. etc. Do something real, churches are fake, and fake fakes, are just silly.

Gentlemen, it's that time of year again, fair notice given.

Fernapple comments on Nov 4, 2021:

Good advice to gentlemen. How to to know if you will get on when married, look to see if she has decorative towels, if she does, do not propose under any circumstances, in fact move to the next county.

Where the heck are my birthday presents? What's wrong with you people?

Fernapple comments on Nov 4, 2021:

Many happy returns.

Agnostic. MIA: Missing in Administration.

Fernapple comments on Nov 4, 2021:

No you are not, I can see you quite plainly.

I'm so so sorry to do this friends but I have to leave you for ever, I've finally found the TRUE ...

Fernapple comments on Nov 4, 2021:

The napkin wipes out the bowl of pasta completely, as far as I am concerned.

Love the transition between Fall and Winter.

Fernapple comments on Nov 4, 2021:

Lovely gold light on the larch.

Your time is limited, so don’t waste it living someone else’s life.

Fernapple comments on Nov 3, 2021:

Hello and welcome, enjoy the site. Could not agree more.

Greetings folks! I’m new here.

Fernapple comments on Nov 3, 2021:

Hello and welcome, enjoy the site, just get in and start engaging, you soon go up the levels.

[heritagedaily.com] Entire Mayan canoe found underwater

Fernapple comments on Nov 3, 2021:

T 1.6 metres its very small for a canoe, more of a short surf board or flotation aid.

"I beseech you, in the bowels of Christ, think it possible that you may be mistaken" Oliver ...

Fernapple comments on Nov 3, 2021:

From a letter to the Church of Scotland.

We all die and hopefully most of us live life as well.

Fernapple comments on Nov 3, 2021:

To be lost and forgotten is perhaps our greatest blessing. We may lose all the joys of life, but we also lose the pains and regrets of life too, and we have the happy knowledge that we shall no longer a burden to the world or its people, not even in memory. I have been a gardener all my life, and created, or helped create, many lovely gardens. ( If I may be so immodest for the sake of argument. ) Yet gardens are the most ephemeral of all the arts, neglect them for a year or two, and they are gone, nobody will hang my gardens on a gallery wall for future generations to waste their time and thought on, wondering wrongly what an old man intended. When they are gone, new young people, hansom young men and pretty girls in gardening boots too big for their dainty feet, will take those spaces and make beautiful new gardens of their own, for their children to play in. And that is the true comfort for mortality, the renewing quality of life. While if the human race kills the planet, and with it, all the gardens, both man made and natural, in its greed and shallowness, then at least I shall not see it, and can say. "Screw you lot. Let the world go to whatever small creature crawls out of the ruins, surviving hard times, and evolving, earns you a few hours sitting in the garden at least."

Condor has a virgin birth. Do you think that her name is "Mary"? [smithsonianmag.com]

Fernapple comments on Nov 3, 2021:

It happens in some species. What is worth noting for interests sake, is that both clones from the mother, were male. This happens because while in mammals like humans, males have an XY chromosome combination and therefore must have, both a male and female parent. In birds it is the opposite, males having two identical chromosomes, so that one or a doubled copy will yield a male, while female is determined in birds by having the equivalent of a Y passed down from the father. Ain't nature cute.

I think that this is sometimes real instead of a cartoon.

Fernapple comments on Nov 3, 2021:

"You will feel better when we empty the collection."

Uh oh! It's started! Just saw my first Christmas TV commercial (Audi)!

Fernapple comments on Nov 2, 2021:

You are lucky, in the UK it started a month ago. The "Christian hypocrites worship consumer trash culture festival," gets longer and longer every year, could make me turn Islamic.

Carbon Capture & Storage. Who's kidding who?

Fernapple comments on Nov 2, 2021:

That would be funny, if it was not so painfully true.

“True ignorance is not the absence of knowledge, but the refusal to acquire ...

Fernapple comments on Nov 2, 2021:

That's a coincidence, if you think about it, that has a complimentary meaning to todays Socrates quote.

And Americans complain about Russian interference in their elections. Why?

Fernapple comments on Nov 2, 2021:

Do as yee would be done by. LOL

Finished a quilt I started last spring. It's called "ponds."

Fernapple comments on Nov 2, 2021:

Wonderful. I would love to have that on my bed.

Anyone know why my photos display upside down or sideways when I post them?

Fernapple comments on Oct 31, 2021:

This site only displays photos landscape fashion, always has, just crop the images to be wider than high.

I have placed this in the Health and Happiness section simply because talk about SCIENCE actually ...

Fernapple comments on Oct 31, 2021:

TEST, DOUBT, WORK.

Trump's New "Free Speech" Platform Will Ban You for Criticizing It - YouTube

Fernapple comments on Oct 31, 2021:

Who'd have thought that would happen. LOL

What the fuck is with FB?

Fernapple comments on Oct 31, 2021:

The only reservation I have about this site is, that it runs on FB software, I hate to think that the pathetic little Zuc is making money out of it.

“Enlightenment is man’s emergence from his self-imposed immaturity.

Fernapple comments on Oct 31, 2021:

Works well for me, though there could be other definitions of immaturity given. One that I like is. The inability to distinguish between, I want, and, its true. Sadly though, however you define it, there are a lot of people who will willfully chose it, even though they could do better, and there are many things in our cultures which actively promote it.

How atheists have become racist.

Fernapple comments on Oct 31, 2021:

Sorry but its moved on again, its about education now. It seems that your link goes to a blog type news page which changes often.

Lower working memory capacity linked to non-compliance with social distancing guidelines during the ...

Fernapple comments on Oct 31, 2021:

That is a very long way of saying. If you see someone without a mask, they are probably a stupid ass. But it is always nice to have tested scientific proof.

Sooooo, what exactly is the purpose of this app?

Fernapple comments on Oct 31, 2021:

Hello and welcome. Its basically a good place for boring old farts like me to hang out, a bit like a digital version of a lake side fishing tackle shop which does coffee, really.

great butt tatt

Fernapple comments on Oct 31, 2021:

The problem is that we have mothers in law in England, but not armadillos.

And for something completely different .

Fernapple comments on Oct 31, 2021:

Leaf filters are cheap, quick and easy to install, there should not be a big price difference, Snapping in a leaf filter while fitting the gutters, hardly counts as an extra job.

Researchers Are Figuring Out Why Some People Can 'Hear' The Voices of The Dead

Fernapple comments on Oct 31, 2021:

It says. "The Spiritualists on the whole had their first auditory experience young, at an average age of 21.7 years," So not at three or four when they start with language, but about the age when Mom and Dad stop saying things like. "You will go to the see the doctor, or you will get a proper job."

“Beds are dangerous.

Fernapple comments on Oct 30, 2021:

You are much safer laying down on the railway tracks, very few people die on the tracks compared with those who die in bed.

Climate change: Four things you can do about your carbon footprint [bbc.com]

Fernapple comments on Oct 30, 2021:

Glad to see that cheese and beer are well down the list, I can live with that. But seriously, good stats are worth a lot of opinion, and those look like good ones.

Today I got an email from someone threatening me.

Fernapple comments on Oct 30, 2021:

I often used to get letters from people who claimed to be debt collectors, threatening to take me to court over an unpaid bill to a company that did not even exist, and offering me easy payment terms if I settled quickly. They probably did not know that, as a one man business, I know exactly what things I have ordered and from whom. But if I had been a small company with maybe ten or twenty employees, it could have been very different, and I have no doubt that given the bank details, they would not have stopped at collecting the so called debt, but would have quickly emptied every penny out of the account.

I return to blogging after a hiatus due to personal and global horror.

Fernapple comments on Oct 30, 2021:

I still have hopes, as an outsider looking at the big picture, that US democracy which has survived many challenges over the last two and a half centuries, is strong enough to meet and overcome this one. But it does increasingly begin to look like the last days of the Roman republic. Part of the problem is probably complacency. Two and a half centuries ago, the US was one of the, most democratic countries in the western world, but the myth that no country could attain a better standard of democracy than it then possessed, seems to have effectively stopped progress. The rest of the world moved on improving and refining their institutions, but the US remains, apart from giving the vote to women, (Of which they were one of the late adopters. ) stuck in the eighteenth century. The example if this, which struck home to me most recently, was a photo posted on this site not so long ago, of people forming a line ( for miles ) in the sun to cast their votes, and the information that some states were trying to stop water being given to them. Without dragging Americans across the Atlantic and forcing them all to live in Europe for a few years, it is hard to describe just how horrific, primitive and backward this looks to outsiders. There is absolutely no way that such a thing would even be accepted on the smallest scale, in most European countries, the very sight of it is shocking. Providing an easy, comfortable and fair way for everyone to cast their votes, is seen here as one of the first and most important duties of any government. Such a thing would result in the call for a rerun of the election. I remember reading years ago as a school boy in history class, a text which listed the reasons why the ancient Roman republic failed and fell into the hands of tyrants. One of which was, that Roman democracy was so primitive and ill devised in the first place, that voters were herded around in crowds in the sun to cast their votes. As school children we thought that this was a great joke.

Purloined from fbuk. Is this what C19 lockdown & social media result in? Pumpkin porn?

Fernapple comments on Oct 30, 2021:

Been vegetating too long.

Transgender and transrace - what´s the difference?

Fernapple comments on Oct 29, 2021:

They are quite different. Since as race is a purely cultural idea, there can be no biological reason for wanting to change the race you were said, by culture, to be born into, since biology only exists in the real material world and can never be a part of a purely human cultural construct. (You therefore either accept the false concept of race and with it the one you were assigned to, or you reject racism, in which case race does not exist so you can neither be assigned one or adopt one. ) Gender however does exist in the material biological world, as a real thing, so that it is perfectly possible to be assigned to the wrong gender, and have a need to amend the mistake.

A survival kit provided by the government during self-quarantine A mini library on the train A ...

Fernapple comments on Oct 29, 2021:

Wonderful very well organized and designed.

So, this happened this morning.

Fernapple comments on Oct 29, 2021:

No idea. Not enough information, you are asking us to assume, based on stereotypes. But like the old joke goes. Assume makes an ass out of you and me. (Spelling joke.)

The UK government have got to do better.

Fernapple comments on Oct 29, 2021:

Yes, well the UK also has existing laws against FGM, but last time I looked at the stats nobody had ever been prosecuted. Religions will always get away with things, either because the laws are too weak, or because they are not enforced, until there is a political will to stand up to them. And that is not going to happen until the secular community has done a lot more work.

Understanding and Disabling the Trumpite Cult, Part III Finally, let’s address the issues of ...

Fernapple comments on Oct 29, 2021:

Do nothing. It is already sick and will start to die soon, the one thing that could revive it is a aggressive stance by liberals creating a right wing reaction, especially getting them to unite. https://agnostic.com/group/trumppinata/post/630849/beau-of-the-fifth-column-lets-talk-about-trumps-week-https-www-youtube-watch-v-yxi6 https://agnostic.com/post/630358/nothing-can-stand-forever-before-the-greatest-force-in-human-life-the-one-power-which-destroys-ever

[tweaktown.com] So much for the Fermi Paradox, or total BS? Thoughts?

Fernapple comments on Oct 29, 2021:

Don't hold your breath.

Which mask would you choose?

Fernapple comments on Oct 29, 2021:

The black one. Though I already made my choice.

Imagine a smartphone or computer screen that is not only unbreakable but can behave like a solar ...

Fernapple comments on Oct 29, 2021:

Keep mine in a wallet. Never had a screen break.

Facebook name change: Facebook changes its company name to Meta

Fernapple comments on Oct 29, 2021:

Groan.

Religion is a culture of faith. Science is a culture of fact =- Richard Feynman

Fernapple comments on Oct 28, 2021:

Interesting. Many would say, that science does not deal in facts, but only in best possible tentative models, which may be subject to revision. And that that is not only its strongest point but also the one on which it differs most from religion. It would be nice to know exactly when he said this. Did scientific philosophy and popular science change, or is it that if you have the stature of a Feynman, then you are entitled to be more assertive ?

Hi there.

Fernapple comments on Oct 28, 2021:

Hello and welcome, enjoy the site, and do check out the groups if you have time, there is a lot of life there.

Are some antibiotics stronger then others?

Fernapple comments on Oct 28, 2021:

The word antibiotic, just means, literally, something which destroys living things. Bleach for example will even deal with humans, so if you have a nasty infection of humans in your area, getting enough of them to drink enough bleach, is sure to clear the problem up. I think though that your former president got it a bit wrong though, when he recommended it as an internal antiviral. Or maybe he just wanted to get rid of a few humans, ( Makes government a lot easier. ) who knows ?

I have just made a significant discovery.

Fernapple comments on Oct 28, 2021:

Oh I love me some chemical, just for personal consumption in privacy you understand. I would not trade in them for profit or encourage anyone under the age of forty to use them.

November 5th?

Fernapple comments on Oct 28, 2021:

Off course why look after your allies when they are no longer useful. On the other mater. It was perhaps a good thing for the followers of Fawkes and his buddies that the plot did fail. Catholics were a very small and distrusted, even hated, minority in England at the time, can you imagine the genocide and violent backlash that would have resulted had some of them really blown up the king and parliament. The reaction of the religious zealots among the protestant majority especially, would have been horrific. The whole plot was mad and ill conceived from the start.

I have a few. How about you?

Fernapple comments on Oct 28, 2021:

One or two, but most died.

Just read this article on my MSN news feed.

Fernapple comments on Oct 28, 2021:

A heroic act of courage and self sacrifice, going deep into the enemy camp to gather information, you deserve a medal and a pay rise ! And don't ever do anything so stupid again !!!!

the QP w cheese is funny but pot isn't sold the same as in my day now its by the gram.

Fernapple comments on Oct 28, 2021:

I once spent a small fortune on a new engine for my van, after the timing belt snapped and the engine chewed itself to bits before I could pull up. As it happened, just the following week, I drove my van down a narrow echoing alley between high buildings, suddenly, as I put my foot down, there was a horrible loud grinding crunching sound, like metal being tortured by an army of midgets with sledge hammers. Took me half a min to spot that a two stroke bike was following me. Boy, do I know that feeling of release.

The most dangerous man in America is …….

Fernapple comments on Oct 27, 2021:

Yes he claims to have the backing of the ultimate authority, and the funny thing is, that the ultimate authority never needs to turn up in person, and put him right when he makes a mistake. From which you can draw two conclusions, either the pastor is indeed always right, or ............. ?

The most dangerous man in America is …….

Fernapple comments on Oct 27, 2021:

You grew up OK by me then.

Another Amazing Aviation fact.

Fernapple comments on Oct 27, 2021:

I just treat jokes like that with the ' gravity' they deserve.

The future we foresaw is here.

Fernapple comments on Oct 27, 2021:

And are they unhappy, just like every straight laced granny said they would be.