Re: UR Carol Service
Posted: Sun Dec 09, 2018 2:47 pm
Cap'n Grumpy wrote:Shirley if it's for turning on Xmas lights, a light switch would be more appropriate?Dave wrote:A white witch would be more appropriate.
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Cap'n Grumpy wrote:Shirley if it's for turning on Xmas lights, a light switch would be more appropriate?Dave wrote:A white witch would be more appropriate.
Cap'n Grumpy wrote:Shirley if it's for turning on Xmas lights, a light switch would be more appropriate?Dave wrote:A white witch would be more appropriate.
Definitely pre-Logan, but I doubt it had anything to do with Humph, unless he had that much influence in his playing days.Deraless wrote:I think the position was from a long time ago; pre-Logan and possibly Humph related?
It may be due to the fact that I am laid low by your stinking British climate, nose, chest, throat all in rag order. I have to confess to being somewhat discombobulated, physically and mentally, knowing I have a further 5 weeks of suffering to come.Cap'n Grumpy wrote:Did you get your "Sarcasm Bypass" operation in Spain Baggy, or is that why you came home, to get it on the NHS.BaggyTrousers wrote:Grumpy, Christmas is not a Christian festival in anything but name. It is the mid-winter feast but more relevantly these days, a huge commercial nonsense a time when people put themselves in debt to worship "the latest big thing" which will conveniently be superceded within a neat 11 months tops by the new "the latest big thing".
waddy'a mean by "if"?Dave wrote:Christmas is a celebration of gluttony, selfishness and greed. I'd say Jesus would have long distanced himself from it if he was alive today.
Ah, you weak continentals coming over here and bringing yer Spanish Flu with ya.BaggyTrousers wrote:It may be due to the fact that I am laid low by your stinking British climate, nose, chest, throat all in rag order. I have to confess to being somewhat discombobulated, physically and mentally, knowing I have a further 5 weeks of suffering to come.
A fair question to which I have no satisfactory answer so I'll just sayGary wrote:Whether or not you think we should have a chaplain, (I don't), surely it's up to UR to make that decision. Why should the FIRFU interfere in something like that?
Some sympathy with that Solids, however, I cannot get away from my opinion that religion is an insidious instrument of power of the very worse sort - notwithstanding that many of its practitioners and adherents are undeniably decent spuds.solidarity wrote:I like the position of a chaplain in any big organisation, maybe even a humanist chaplain like they have at QUB and other places. The chaplain sits outside the power structures and has the role of looking after the welfare of the employees, not the employer. Unions used to do this; HR departments are sort of supposed to do this but both are compromised.A good chaplain says, 'People are not just 'human resources' and success is not all about profit or trophies.'
Hadn't thought of that Merv! You could well be right, at least in the first xv. Funny old world.big mervyn wrote:Their might be more practicing Catholics Than Prods on the playing staff these days, almost certainly more than any one of the multitude of Pradestant sects.
Yes chap but the fact that the proddies don't need to practice says something.solidarity wrote:Hadn't thought of that Merv! You could well be right, at least in the first xv. Funny old world.big mervyn wrote:Their might be more practicing Catholics Than Prods on the playing staff these days, almost certainly more than any one of the multitude of Pradestant sects.
Sadly rugger pros tend to be strangers to the divil's music and tend to listen to a load of boring auld shyte.Tender wrote:Were there any provisions made for the Devil Worshippers in the squad? Many amongst the LGBTS feel they have been ignored again. The PC babies are outraged.