And they occasionally do fact checking... more than can be said for the "establishment" mouthpieces that are the newspapers and media "outlets" of today.
Do you find that when you say that face to face, people nod as if they agree with you, then their eyes sort of glaze over, then they start glancing at their watch and... umm, gotta go - dental appointment!
Since it is not an issue of doctrine, there actually ARE married priests in the Catholic church. There is an established procedure for such. However, these are rather rare at the moment.
If I understand correctly, when the C of E allowed ordination of women, some vicars weren't happy about it and joined the bead-jigglers. And since right-footed vicars were allowed to be married since Elizabethan times, one can assume some of those crossing the floor were and remain so. It would have been a delightful irony if Rome had forced them to divorce!
I don't know if it's only allowed for switchers, though.
So so I. Turn right at the White Swan, left at the King's Arms and if you reach The Frog & Ferret you've gone too far.
Of course thse landmarks tend to be a bit more static and longer lasting than the red Ford van and the crazy homeless guy - I've been given directins like that before.
which can be raised to about 30% efficiency full cycle. (which is a LOT better than using it to power humans btw, who are at best 3-5% efficient in using plant energy
Even if cars are 10 times as efficient (your figures) most [non-American] people weigh less than a tenth of what a car does.
There's also these things called buses. They're like a car but with a lot of seats. For perhaps a fourfold increase in engine size you can move ten times the number of people.
You, if you just don't want to pay any money to service providers in the first place
Irrelevant. Where did I say that?
maybe you should simply forget the whole iPhone idea.
As far as I'm aware Elizabeth II is still on the throne, not you. But since I wouldn't consider buying such an overhyped overpriced piece of tat in the first place, I wouldn't be able to comply with your order^H polite suggestion.
Thus you'll have your phone without giving any money to those evil corporations.
Another strawman.
They aren't doing you a favour with the rebate; it's your money anyway. That was the point. Stop ranting like a mad fanboy and look up - maybe you'll see it.
Or simply get an iPod Touch.
Wouldn't be seen dead with one. I'd consider it bad for my image to be associated with, how can I say, the likes of you.
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A couple is around 7 or 8, if you're talking about beers. At least, if I pop out "just for a quick couple" that's how many I usually have.
A stopped clock is occasionally right.
Do you find that when you say that face to face, people nod as if they agree with you, then their eyes sort of glaze over, then they start glancing at their watch and ... umm, gotta go - dental appointment!
Because the person who published and the person complaining are the same person?
If that was true most of the tabloids would have gone bankrupt years ago.
Are you saying the NT is Bible 2.0?
If I understand correctly, when the C of E allowed ordination of women, some vicars weren't happy about it and joined the bead-jigglers. And since right-footed vicars were allowed to be married since Elizabethan times, one can assume some of those crossing the floor were and remain so. It would have been a delightful irony if Rome had forced them to divorce!
I don't know if it's only allowed for switchers, though.
Corrected that for you, old chap.
That's far, far too deep for me to cope with on a Friday afternoon.
That or you're talking total and utter bollocks.
400lbs? If that's one and a half, then one is still about 270! No prizes for guessing where you live!
You've clearly never used COBOL.
So so I. Turn right at the White Swan, left at the King's Arms and if you reach The Frog & Ferret you've gone too far.
Of course thse landmarks tend to be a bit more static and longer lasting than the red Ford van and the crazy homeless guy - I've been given directins like that before.
Right, because all elections only have two parties.
There's also these things called buses. They're like a car but with a lot of seats. For perhaps a fourfold increase in engine size you can move ten times the number of people.
Or do it at night.
Solient? Isn't that near the Isle of Wight?
I think you're about ten years behind. Recently the trend has been more to appointing them on the basis of merit in some field or other.
Of course merit is somewhat subjective and there's a noticeable whiff of cronyism in the air.
A polititician, or the CEO of a telco?
You can just call us Limeys. Or 'Sir'.
When your arse is as fat as most Americans', one bike just isn't enough.