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Thread: Hell: Today I consign to hell--II
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Karl: Liberal Backslider
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# 76
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I'd be all for seeing oaths to a monarchy I don't support being removed as requirements for my elected representatives.
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Might as well ask the bloody cat.
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magnificat
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TICTH the narrow-minded belief that women cannot be priests or bishops! (Or popes for that matter). 
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Robert Armin
All licens'd fool
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Today - RIGHT NOW - I consign to Hell the place I used to work at. I am currently out of work, having resigned. I had been assured (verbally only) that I would be paid until the start of March, or even April, to give me time to find another proper job. Therefore I have been putting my energies into looking for long term employment, instead of a temporary stop gap. What do I get today? My P45, and a letter saying December's salary is my last. I feel as though I'm in a boxing match. I've been knocked to the floor, I'm just pulling myself up, and now I've been kicked in the nuts! And tomorrow I move out of the flat I love, which is both emotional and expensive. Merry Christmas????? 
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Keeping fit was an obsession with Fr Moity .... He did chin ups in the vestry, calisthenics in the pulpit, and had developed a series of Tai-Chi exercises to correspond with ritual movements of the Mass. The Antipope Robert Rankin
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Joan the Outlaw-Dwarf
Ship's curiosity
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((((Huw))))
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"There is a divine discontent which has always helped to better things."
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Nicolemr
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# 28
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my old college's alumn. message boards. in the 4 or so years i've been using the message board, they've changed the format at least three times, i think 4. each time its gotten clunkier and harder to use, and each time they've had fewer and fewer people use it. this newest version requires e-mailing them TWICE! in order to register, and waiting for a reply each time. guess how many people are gonna' bother? so far, i think, one.... me.
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On pilgrimage in the endless realms of Cyberia, currently traveling by ship. Now with live journal!
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John Donne
Renaissance Man
# 220
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21 people have been arrested for arson - there are 100 fires still burning through NSW and 20,000 fireys fighting them. Of the 21, 14 were aged 9-16. I consign these little shits to Hell (the adults can be spared for now because they will actually receive some punishment for their crimes), and as well as 'conferencing' they should use the bloody ratan on the bastards.
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Mrs de Point
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# 1430
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Agree about cats at the moment.
We don't have one but have visitations from next door as our door has a cat flap we can't shut!
Last night he let himself in the bedroom at 1 AM and started scratching at the window. On being thrown out and the door closed he sat & scratched & miaowed until the door was kicked very hard from our side.
This morning he thought he deserved love & affection so wrapped himself around my legs & miaowed whilst I was running around trying to make my packed lunch - aargh
I do like cats really but sometimes they are such a PIA
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Beware I am not in control of my hormones..... or my mind
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John Donne
Renaissance Man
# 220
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Current bushfire toll is 170 houses and 500,000 hectares (approx. 1,250,000 acres) of land consumed). Thank god no loss of life.
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Nicolemr
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# 28
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raging fires are very hellish! and i for one am glad to know that our oz shipmates are all ok, i was a bit worried when i heard about the fires.
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On pilgrimage in the endless realms of Cyberia, currently traveling by ship. Now with live journal!
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Akeldama
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# 277
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TICTH - my stinking cold, my blocked sinuses and my sore throat 
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John Donne
Renaissance Man
# 220
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Family services. That's all. Family services under the guise of 'all age worship'. Vile nuclear-family obsessed, heterosexist abominations for the benefit of the fecund hordes.
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The Mid
Officer and a gentleman
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TICTH the bushfires, again. Ad the arsonists. I believe they should be put in a cage, doused with petrol and then set alight. I mean, they obviously like fire, right? They deserve to pay, for destroying people's homes, for ruining people's lives, for making people like my father have to go and fight the fires. Which also means, our holiday is off, as dad is fighting fires and as such can't go. Not that I want him to stop doing it, I can get over it, but if those bastards hadn't lit the fires we'd be at the beach, and Dad wouldn't be surrounded by flames!!! DAMN THOSE ARSONISTS!!!!!
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For God so loved the world She got involved
Posts: 3022 | From: The Wardroom | Registered: Oct 2001
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Paul W.
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TICTH whoever decided to stick to the order of service on Sunday night, no matter how far over time it went. TWO AND A HALF HOURS sat in a service! We were in serious need of the pub after that one.
And I was only visiting the church as well.
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"It's just a ride" - Bill Hicks
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David Weaver
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# 300
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TICTH: The student loans company AND university bureocracy GRRR! I am no longer a full time student and was informed by the university the they would tell my LEA that, and that my loan would be reduce accordingly - but NO! they gave me the full loan anyway thus adding £1000 to my student debt - and now I don't know who to contact about giving the money back AND I need a job
GRRRRR again!
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Shake down 1979,
Cool kids never have the time...
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dyfrig
Blue Scarfed Menace
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quote:
Originally posted by weaver_dav_t:
and now I don't know who to contact about giving the money
1. Write a letter to the head of the student funding section at your LEA, copy to your local council. Point out to them that they've overpaid you and you want to know how to return the money.
2. If within 2 weeks the LEA hasn't responded, remind them politely, again copied to Councillor. 3. If no reply after a month, write to Director of Education, copied to local councillor, asking why you've not heard. TICTH local authorities.
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"He was wrong in the long run, but then, who isn't?" - Tony Judt
Posts: 6917 | From: pob dydd Iau, am hanner dydd | Registered: Apr 2001
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Nicolemr
Shipmate
# 28
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TICTH people who mutilate library owned material. including magazines and newspapers. grrr.....
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On pilgrimage in the endless realms of Cyberia, currently traveling by ship. Now with live journal!
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