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The Pope's visit to Britain


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Is the Pope's visit to Britain a good thing?  

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  1. 1. Is the Pope's visit to Britain a good thing?

    • Yes and I AM a Catholic
      15
    • Yes and I'm NOT a Catholic
      19
    • No and I AM a Catholic
      10
    • No and I am NOT a Caholic
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WTF is Clegg doing there to meet the German's?

IIRC from the election campaign his wife is Catholic,

She's Spanish,Portuguese or something.

and he is a confirmed atheist - total prick of the highest order

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WTF is Clegg doing there to meet the German's?

IIRC from the election campaign his wife is Catholic,

She's Spanish,Portuguese or something.

and he is a confirmed atheist - total prick of the highest order

No no no... It's proof that we can have a VT love in after all!!!.. :twisted:

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WTF is Clegg doing there to meet the German's?

IIRC from the election campaign his wife is Catholic,

She's Spanish,Portuguese or something.

and he is a confirmed atheist - total prick of the highest order

he admitted that whilst he is an atheist, his kids are being brought up under religion through his wife.

guess we know who wears the trousers there then :)

then again I am an atheist and my son was christened in a church. I went along with that mainly due to presents and alcohol.

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Just found out they're going to shut Lickey Road (the dual carriage way that carries on after the Bristol Road finishes up to where the Pope's going) is going to be shut just the SIXTEEN hours before he arrives. Pathetic. Explain that one to me... It means that when I go into town for my mate's birthday on Saturday I can't get home again without a massive hassle. Good stuff popey.

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Just flicked this on to watch the nonsense. Timed it just right - Popey just leaving. Then watched open-mouthed as Susan Boyle croaked, missed her cues and sang thoroughly out of tune to a miserable dirge-ful tune.

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A drunk staggered down the main street of the town. Somehow he managed to make it up the stairs to a cathedral and into the entrance, where he crashed from pew to pew, finally making his way to a side aisle and into a confessional.

A priest had observed all this, and figured the fellow needed some help, so he entered his side of the confessional. After the priest sat there in deathly silence, he finally asked, "May I help you, my son?"

"I dunno," came the drunk's voice from behind the partition. "You got any paper on your side?"

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