Following in the footsteps of Greece - bankrupcy that is....

[WestVanHan]

Originally Posted by Frosty

Yes Probably,--whats your point, you think Im a muslim.

No I don't

All religion is crap, fanatical ignorance, base less stories --you prove my point.

So then be more equal opportunity...slag the koran

Oops I forgot,you are in a muslim country.
Careful,the "religion of peace" adherents may cut your tongue out..or since you type-cut your hand off.

[Leo Lazauskas]

Originally Posted by WestVanHan

So then be more equal opportunity...

How much more even-handed can you be than referring to "all religions".

[WestVanHan]

Previously it was just "the church" and "the bible".

[Leo Lazauskas]

Originally Posted by WestVanHan

Previously it was just "the church" and "the bible".

I must have missed that bit.
I thought he was referring to all people who have weird head noises.

[Mr Efficiency]

Originally Posted by hoytedow

I have a relative who survived the Battle of Hastings. He was standard bearer to William the Conqueror, hence the name Stafford which was placed on him. Roger de Toeni.

"Genealogists and historians trace the history of the Stafford family of America to the reign of the Stuarts in England. Viscount John Stafford, who claimed the throne of England, was beheaded by order of James II. Lord Stafford left one son, John, who was kidnapped in England and departed to America. He m. an unknown lady in Virginia. One of their sons, John, removed to Maryland from whom the Staffords of Maryland and New Jersey are descended."

When did you dig him up to take his picture? It must have been a regular Weekend at Bernie's moment.

Sadly, male lines of descent are not terribly reliable, there are many 'black sheep' in the flock. The saying " it is a wise child who knows who his father is " comes to mind. And is strongly supported by the modern finding that 15% of the population has a different daddy to that named in the birth certificate, which has been discovered from tissue matching for transplants and the like. Unfortunate, and the cause of much grief I'd imagine.