Re: The right to die : Thu Aug 23, 2012 10:07 pm  

Mintball wrote:

The parties are way better!

I bet the Christmas party is fantastic!

Re: The right to die : Thu Aug 23, 2012 10:08 pm  

Him wrote:

I bet the Christmas party is fantastic!

Hangover from Hell.

Re: The right to die : Thu Aug 23, 2012 10:17 pm  

kirkstaller wrote:

You will no doubt recall that even Satan could recite and pervert Scripture.

To be honest no one on here will "recall" that

Although you've been doing a fair bit of reciting yourself

Re: The right to die : Thu Aug 23, 2012 10:26 pm  

Cronus wrote:

Hangover from Hell.

It'll be great, there'll be loads of Jesus & god jokes about 1 parent families and all that, a pin the Jew on the Jesus competition - awesome.

Re: The right to die : Fri Aug 24, 2012 5:01 am  

Him wrote:

And let's face it, Satan is way cooler than god. I bet he's funnier as well. How cool does it sound if you can go round telling people that you work for Satan?

I've often pondered, eternity with Thora Hurd and Harry Seacombe or Michael Hutchence, Paula Yates and Freddie Mercury....no brainer.

kirkstaller is the epitomy of a vile and vindictive idiot, I sincerely hope he is a troll, but I fear he is not, the world does not need (nor benefit) from people like kirkstaller, there is no god, no jesus, no heaven, no hell, FACTS and EVIDENCE back this up.

it's quite disgusting that people like him exist

Re: The right to die : Fri Aug 24, 2012 5:09 am  

Standee wrote:

I've often pondered, eternity with Thora Hurd and Harry Seacombe or Michael Hutchence, Paula Yates and Freddie Mercury....no brainer.

It was 50/50 till you mentioned Mercury!

Re: The right to die : Fri Aug 24, 2012 6:17 am  

Him wrote:

I bet the Christmas party is fantastic!

Oh! The Saturnalia orgy, dahling! You can't imagine! He let's the Divine Marquis organise it, you know.

Re: The right to die : Fri Aug 24, 2012 6:30 am  

I'm a big fan of the old 'assisted suicide' policy...When my old lady passed away in the early 80's at 42 years of age we had a very helpful family doctor. After rotting in her bed down to skin and bones with the big C my two aunties (who were her sister, and both nurses) asked the doc to make sure the final jab of morphine he gave her would be enough...Fair play to him, he did and she was dead as a dodo within minutes! A great sense of relief finally pervaded...If only he'd have done it a year earlier.

Re: The right to die : Fri Aug 24, 2012 6:32 am  

Sheldon wrote:

It was 50/50 till you mentioned Mercury!

The list is endless Sheldon, I can't think of a single bible basher I'd want to spend eternity with, although I've often pondered asking "god" why he put nerves in teeth, and just what wasps are for.

I like to think, where I the son of an omnipresent creator of all known things, that I'd have more important things to do than give a personal audience to kirkstaller, like, oh, I don't know, inventing naked billiards and indulging a couple of hotties in Las Vegas, maybe?

But then I wouldn't, as an omnipresent and benevolent god, have raped a woman, forced her to birth in a stable, tortured various people, murdered the entire population, encouraged my son to have slept with a prostitute and then have him nailed to a cross in the name of "salvation".

but I would have had the porridge and slept in daddy bears bed, that's just the way I roll.

Re: The right to die : Fri Aug 24, 2012 7:26 am  

WIZEB wrote: I'm a big fan of the old 'assisted suicide' policy...When my old lady passed away in the early 80's at 42 years of age we had a very helpful family doctor. After rotting in her bed down to skin and bones with the big C my two aunties (who were her sister, and both nurses) asked the doc to make sure the final jab of morphine he gave her would be enough...Fair play to him, he did and she was dead as a dodo within minutes! A great sense of relief finally pervaded...If only he'd have done it a year earlier. My father, in his time as a clergyman, says that doctors have told him that that happens or has happened quite a few times. And it was viewed as a mercy. It doesn't quite address the same situation as this case, though, where the patient themselves could make the choice and the decision. This is, I think, a very good – and honest – piece, from a religious person.

WIZEB wrote: I'm a big fan of the old 'assisted suicide' policy...When my old lady passed away in the early 80's at 42 years of age we had a very helpful family doctor. After rotting in her bed down to skin and bones with the big C my two aunties (who were her sister, and both nurses) asked the doc to make sure the final jab of morphine he gave her would be enough...Fair play to him, he did and she was dead as a dodo within minutes! A great sense of relief finally pervaded...If only he'd have done it a year earlier. My father, in his time as a clergyman, says that doctors have told him that that happens or has happened quite a few times. And it was viewed as a mercy. It doesn't quite address the same situation as this case, though, where the patient themselves could make the choice and the decision. This is, I think, a very good – and honest – piece, from a religious person.