Christmas Eve

Dec 24, 2009 70 Replies

No George, You missed the point. It is not just about it being anyone's responsibility to prove that their god exists. It is more about it being inappropriate to be bombarding use net with religious messages, like cross posting to multiple cooking groups and goodness knows who many other groups were similarly spammed. And then the religious kooks whine that they are being suppressed.

Do you have a hissy fit every time a slab of googlegroup spam splats in your favourite group?

Only when people support the spammers

Your blather is wasting MY time. It doesn't take a rocket scientist to figure out who needs to be ignored. You won First Prize.

Is that supposed to bother me? Some morons get offended when it's pointed out that they talk rubbish?

Clearly you're a moron.

Yes, you wrote some crap. I saw it. It's the sort of crap that would embarass any small child. People who say it's OK to demand that everyone accepts their belief in sky fairies because no one can prove that sky fairies don't exist are, quite simply, morons. Those who support them are dumber than rocks.

I note you dodged that one.

Bingo Dave. Apologies to the alt.free.newsservers, uk.food+drink.misc, and uk.d-i-y people for this religion spam from George. I didnt notice the other addresses. After this, i will just use rec.food.cooking with replies as i do not have any of the other groups here.

Here, we are trying to kill the thread as it is not appropriate.

You have all been trolled. The op is as religious as a bacon sarnie.

The person that you are replying to did not "set about the op". So what point were you trying to make, other than demonstrating that you're a sad troll?

He got a semi-on at the thought of some Christian bashing, so same difference.

So what

How come you didn't see the op as an obvious troll, Mr Expert Troll-Spotter.

Utter Bullshit. Oh, you just did.

How come you don't boil your head in dog's piss?

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