Spike

Don't worry about it, I'm just joking with you.

No need to get your handbag out, mate.

Both Brazilians? There are three at the club, ya know? Don't forget that Emerson is actually Brazilian not Italian

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A huge whoopdedoo is being made about her being mixed race. I didn't know she was by looking at her! As if it matters in this day and age. I bet half is not most of the people on here have been in a mixed race relationship I have, and am.

Even more beautifully, Éver Banega is the man that ran over his own foot while pumping petrol whilst at Valencia.

I just imagine a limp wristed LCFMadLad saying 'snarl' with a gay inflection and then saying 'rawr' aferwards

I don't know why but that word made me laugh at this post.

I will tell you this, farmers are hilariously belonging to the group of both 'private school old boy cuntery' and hard working-man because farms so remote in Australia they have to send their kids to boarding schools just to get an education. I think the same applies in England as well. We really aren't so different, the English and the Aussie.

Cricket is the working man's sport in Australia. More Aussie cricketers come from public schools than private That is why we have legends like Border and Taylor and you have twats like Joe Root. Ironically Boonie is one of the few to go to private (twat) school. They usually end up diddling each other in rugby union, and wearing akubra hats pretending they are from 'out bush'.

Fucking legend that is

The duality of religion is that it does help some people. There are lessons in religions purposely told to make people better humans. There are more than just spiritual stories that are told; for instance the parables of planting seeds in soil and not dry sand, or building a house on a solid foundation. If people have the self-awareness enough to use their religion as a building block of their life, then they are on the right track. If they use it as the entire existence of their life, I believe they'd failed themselves. Objective morality can't exist without religion, right? Every single culture has the basis of it's moral code derived from some sort of religion. If there is no higher being that created a moral code, who is to say that murdering another human is immoral? You? Me? Who has that authority to mandate? And that is whole new bag of words to consider, if human morality is derived from a higher being, who is to say that the higher being exists? If it doesn't exist then it's just humans telling each other how to act. That is where faith comes into play. If every human being on earth feels that it is immoral to kill another human, where does that objective morality stem from? Is it a DNA memory? Is it an implanted feeling of a higher being?

You have to get people onto a team, and Atheism is a lame team, mainly because it's the most insulting. Haha, you believe in an imaginary being in the sky. Well, since I'm an enlightened individual I suppose I will tolerate your nonsense. *tips fedora*

So what yer saying is; you don't fuck your sister? Anyway, it's probably a good thing that Iran is embracing Zoroastrianism to a degree, because as far as I know it isn't as soul-crushing as Revolutionary-Islam can be. At least, if you can stomach incest and leaving dead bodies in the sun for birds to devour.

@Dr. Gonzo does your family have ties with Zoroastrianism?

Is Tolisso as important as Kimmich? The only reason I mentioned the latter is because he is already elite.

As an outsider, it seems that Bayern still rely on Robben and Ribery too much. Did Pep's transfers set the club back in terms of age? Outside of Kimmich have any youngsters exploded onto the scene at Bayern?

@Toinho which are your favourite Aussie bands? Gone on a bit of a binge today on Aussie music.

Gotta be making sure I'm getting dem upboats

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Cyrus the Great tho

@Blue

Gimme a quick rundown on the Egypt/Africa incident.