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billpuntonsghost wrote:

TwoWrights-“What does a stillborn child have to repent”. NOTHING.
Remember God is a “just” God.
Noted you put “stillborn child”.
Even though you state the child is “ dead at birth”,you still classed the unborn as a child.
The unborn child needs protection . Millions of unborn children have been killed in the womb unfortunately.

Given that ‘your’ omnipotent God allows one in four pregnancies to end in miscarriage methinks ‘he’ has much repenting to do.

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Ferrite wrote:

Quality oxymoron there TW.

How do you feel now looking back at Boothferry Park? Do you miss it? I always found it a bit of a hole, in that crappy supermarket end, but then I find the KC very sterile and bland. Not sure if I’d want to watch football there every week.

Like many grounds it was well past its best, and a reminder of what could have been. At one time it was on the shortlist for the 1966 World Cup, had its own large covered gym, four covered stands three with seats in them, train halt and state of the art floodlights. All in all though the best thing that happened was the new ground, which is now also showing its age and is in need of overdue maintenance. Perhaps the new owner will stump up, after all this week he bought a 20 million quid yacht, cost of living crisis eh?! I actually prefer the MKM and am still with the same old gits like myself from Boothferry Park!
Trivia question, what was the only top flight league match to be played at Boothferry Park?

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billpuntonsghost wrote:

..”isn’t that what your mate Jesus preached”?
God’s command is repent and put your faith in the only mediator between God and Man – Jesus Christ.
God’s eternal power and divine nature are clearly seen,so you will be without excuse on judgement day.

What does a stillborn child have to repent?

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Some good memories there. I’ve visited all of those league stadiums, and also Penrith, in the F A Cup, where I had a copper stood with me for nearly all the match. He told me he recognized me as a Carlisle United hooligan, police intelligence eh?! 🤭

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Just Iron wrote:

Have a bit more to say but have made myself late for the Hospital. A minor op today … if I make it through I will add a final bit later

Best wishes and hope everything goes well. 👍

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Look on the bright side chaps, they’ll be an election eventually, just after Penny’s turn in Number 10. 😜

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Gurnelista wrote:

It’s a bit like a football club being a member of the F.A. or the Football League. If you want to compete with other clubs, you can’t just make up your own rules on say, the size of the goal…

‘Some’ have recently tried doing just that! 😊🐯

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Nici is also a great friend to Angela Rayner, *****. I’m very tempted to visit her returning hall on election night. 💩

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Xxx wrote:

So funny if it happens not for you lot makes me laugh

King of the tipsters, not. :-)

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Northumbiron wrote:

Actually matched Cloughie at Leeds!

The Damned Disunited?

You can take all your tax rises, tax cuts, two year energy caps, six months energy caps, 2019 manifesto, and chuck ’em in the bin. Oh…

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Northumbiron wrote:

I think Boris was more of a Neil Cox than a Nigel Adkins!

Boris is more of a Stefan Kuntz than a Tom Watt, just. 🙂

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Siderite wrote:

bpg spotted in Westminster:

I saw that live and thought the same thing. 🤭
Oh and I see he’s had two edits, have another to leave a blank page. 😜

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Deereyme66

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‘I’m a fighter, not a quitter’.
24 hours is a long time in politics.
🤭

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Bucksiron wrote:

Oh, there are plenty of things about market forces that I don’t like, TW, but I don’t think there’s a better system. In life nothing’s ever going to be perfect.

A colleague of mine, who just happens to be a socialist — doesn’t bother me and we get on very well — is a Man City season ticket holder. I tease him about the money side of Man City’s success given his political views and in true football supporter style he says: “I know, but I’m just enjoying it while it lasts”.

I’m quite sure that if the club was doing OK I’d manage to overlook a lot of other things that are wrong with the game. I’ve absolutely no idea why the club’s position has affected me so much, but it has.

I find myself in agreement with AWG in that the football is a just part of the day, but not the whole day. Yesterday was another home defeat, but a very good day out with pre and post match beers with mates in the pub. I can’t see anything any owner, or league standing, could do to change that, hopefully. 🙂

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Bucksiron wrote:

I’ve hardly watched any football at all this season. My love for the game has evaporated. Despair at what’s happening at SUFC and despair at what’s happening to the game at all levels. I normally love the World Cup but can’t imagine watching any of it. Qatar of all places, in stadia built on modern slave labour. Money, money, money from overpaid players to hypocritical pundits.

I just wish that I no longer cared about SUFC, but in reality I do. It’s back to the bad old days, just worse.

Money, money, money indeed. Or as ‘some’ might claim, market forces. 😊

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billpuntonsghost wrote:

…some people believe biblical truth.

‘Some’ people believe a God made the world from nothing. Why bother with Noah’s Ark when he could have let all the animals, and humans, drown then just create them again?

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Bucksiron wrote:

Heath (and TW), if you don’t find this comment in the OP abusive then I pity you:

“Dirty filthy con men and women. Not in my lifetime has a government behaved so abominably,the worse they behave ,the more racist morons love them.”

Are you seriously saying that is acceptable? These are nasty comments. There’s no other word for them; and as usual, of course, it’s full of irony given problems Labour’s had with anti-Semitism, which is racism, and the numbers who supported them.

Do as I do with many posts (elsewhere as well as on here) and feel free to ignore it and move on with your day. Some on the left are nutters with dangerous views, some on the right are too, who knew?! 🙂

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Siderite

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Deereyme66 wrote:

So where does that leave people without offspring or belief in God? A meaningless life?

Childless and Godless. That life can be full and well lived but it still ends with your last breath, and there’s nothing after that.
🙂

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billpuntonsghost wrote:

TwoWrights ,”I’ll just return to what I was ten months before I was born, nothing”.
So in your “world view “life has no ultimate meaning.
You obviously used “Laws of Logic” to come to this conclusion. Where do the laws of logic come from? If we are just created from a “Big Bang” ( how can you get life from non-life?), where do the laws of logic come from?? Once you think about this question your presuppositions will be in exposed as foolishness.

Life has but the one meaning, to produce the next generation, every thing else is just detail.

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billpuntonsghost wrote:

Greylag- “So Christianity is not a man-made religion?”
No ,it’s not.
The only time God has revealed Himself in “time”, is in Jesus Christ. He proved He was God in human form by performing miracles,brought the dead back to life ,died on the Cross and rose again to prove who He was. God’s command is to repent and have faith in the only mediator between God and Man(Jesus Christ)to receive the undeserved gift of Grace and Eternal life in Heaven.

3-2-1 you’re back in the room! When I shuffle off I won’t be having eternal life, I’ll just return to what I was ten months before I was born, nothing.

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Awaywego wrote:

So Swanny can publish or say what he wants with impunity? Yet others have their hands tied by confidentiality agreement, By he’s a powerful man why would we want rid, so clever than everyone else a messiah.

This is exactly what the Allams did at Hull City with various ‘buyers’ that came and went. They even managed to trouser a six million quid non-refundable deposit.

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Bucksiron wrote:

All the evidence suggests the parties haven’t been interested in growth for the last 20 years or so. The usual suspects on here all want higher spending without austerity but that’s impossible if you don’t generate the wealth required to fund it.

This is why Truss is taking a big political risk, but she’s doing it for exactly the right reasons. If it comes off — and it could — you’re likely to see the opinion polls changing just as fast as they have in recent weeks, only in the other direction.

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I’ll give you my opinion of Truss and her ilk, removed from the masses gits! Mrs Two’s mother had a fall earlier this year, I took her to a&e and after a six hour wait (pretty quick these days!) the doctor told us it was just soft tissue damage and there was no need for an x-ray and just to use something like Ralgex, so we took her home. Two days later she deteriorated so we called 111 and they advised calling for an ambulance, twelve hours later one turned up, then followed a four and a half hour wait outside a&e with another seventeen ambulances. An x-ray showed she’d broken her hip!
Yesterday a good friend of mine knew he was having a heart attack so called 999, they asked him if anyone could go to him until an ambulance could get there, his wife rushed home from work and had to give him CPR until the ambulance got there ‘just’ one hour later, absolutely disgusting in both cases.
I’m sure you’ll have all the answers to improve matters but I have just one. Make it mandatory that all politicians have to solely use the NHS for the rest of their life with private treatment banned, on pain of a jail sentence. I have a suspicion that things would improve, and improve somewhat rapidly.

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Bucksiron wrote:

The drive to net-zero has created huge problems for the western world. Renewable wind and solar energy sound great in theory but their inherent intermittency makes generating electricity at the levels required for national grids both wasteful and expensive.

First, national grid supplies require a steady base load, which renewables cannot provide without hugely expensive battery support. Second, changes in demand mean high levels of capacity are required at very short notice, which means back-up for renewables must be maintained at high ‘spinning levels’ to accommodate the unpredictability of their supply. Third, drops in wind and/or sunshine can happen unpredictably over prolonged periods of time, during which even the biggest batteries would be unable to cope, meaning total capacity back-up is required. In simple terms, all of this means creating two national grid supplies. As well as being uneconomic this is also hugely wasteful in resources and energy.
On top of this, wind turbines require large quantities of materials, from steel to cement that need huge amounts of energy to manufacture and build as well as to site and secure. Offshore they damage large areas of the seabed while the harsh environment in which they operate demands high levels of maintenance. Onshore and offshore wind turbines kill significant numbers of birds. Solar panels are well-suited to domestic use but at national grid levels require large amounts of land, which takes valuable farmland and destroys habitats.

While renewables can provide useful sources of electricity, at the scale required for national grids they are unlikely ever to become economic, even given likely developments in battery and other storage technology. The only practical and viable source to fossil fuels for producing electricity is nuclear power.

It will be many decades before fossil fuels can be phased out.

Tell that to those that have been in power in this country for the last decade and a quarter.

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How very odd, no mention of ‘magic money trees’, or ‘our grandchildren will be paying this debt off’ from the usual suspect. Imagine the howls of protest from him if Labour had borrowed (to invest in infrastructure and job creation) just a fraction of what the Tories had. Hey ho, same as it ever was.

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Iron-awe wrote:

Be hoped to bring some Turkish Delight but it’s turning into a bitter chocolate taste in the Tigers mouth.

Not quite yet, but I never trust any football club owner. 🙂

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Honeymoon slowly but surely coming to an end for the Turkish owner. 🙂

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Awaywego

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64 wrote:

1) Get a vane Patsy to cosplay as Thatcher and back her.
3)Payback is have her tank the economy and devalue the pound to dollar
3) Ivite us mates in to rape the NHS cheaply

Needs further modification. 🙂

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Bucksiron wrote:

I can forgive Boris anything.

Many will never forgive him having piss ups with his mates while they couldn’t visit a sickrelative in hospital, and if they died then had to arrange a funeral where only six could attend.
Abridged version, Boris was is and always will be a cun…

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Siderite wrote:

I am not having it that Shrewsbury, Birmingham or Hereford are northern! :-)

Gloucester City play in the National League North, and I can remember Cambridge United playing in the northern section of the JPT, bizarre. 🙄

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Not read it yet but I will. I’m fairly sure parts of their terracing is still there in a public park. Several YouTube videos about it, Footy Adventures is a decent YouTuber. 🙂

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