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thanks jearm mate, if you hadn't posted that i wouldn't have known what to search for. here's the post that you were defending in that quote:
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Originally posted by Jearm84:
<BLOCKQUOTE>Originally posted by Bugsy Malone:
I know a few who drink, smoke and eat none halal food yet fast during Ramada.
Kinda strange if you ask me.
not really "its my religion" possibly the best excuse to have days off as nobody will question it due to the current UK PC madness state of mind </BLOCKQUOTE>
10-12-2007, 06:51 PM
Are you allowed to drink (alcoholic) during a working day? Post #52
Originally posted by gamesrater:
thanks jearm mate, if you hadn't posted that i wouldn't have known what to search for. here's the post that you were defending in that quote:
<BLOCKQUOTE>Originally posted by Jearm84:
<BLOCKQUOTE>Originally posted by Bugsy Malone:
I know a few who drink, smoke and eat none halal food yet fast during Ramada.
Kinda strange if you ask me.
not really "its my religion" possibly the best excuse to have days off as nobody will question it due to the current UK PC madness state of mind </BLOCKQUOTE> </BLOCKQUOTE>
& i corrected myself afterwards,as i obviously hadn't been clear enough that i was reffering solely to the hypocritical religious people who will break every law/rule/code their religion has but, come that time of the year they can get something from it they will become the most devout Christian,Muslim,Hindu,Jew or whatever denomination they happen to be & if questioned about the previous 50-51 weeks will say they've 'repented' etc. but come the end of the holiday they will be back to their old ways.
10-12-2007, 06:56 PM
Are you allowed to drink (alcoholic) during a working day? Post #53
yeah, that's a pretty perfect response to that guys post about ramadan. so relevant, so focused. what discussion about not eating or drinking all day couldn't use a comment about unspecified moments in unspecified religions where unspecified people become devout in an unspecified way for some unspecified benefit?
10-12-2007, 06:59 PM
Are you allowed to drink (alcoholic) during a working day? Post #54
Originally posted by gamesrater:
yeah, that's a pretty perfect response to that guys post about ramadan. so relevant, so focused. what discussion about not eating or drinking all day couldn't use a comment about unspecified moments in unspecified religions where unspecified people become devout in an unspecified way for some unspecified benefit?
ah you're just looking fro a fight i cba participating in
10-12-2007, 07:09 PM
Are you allowed to drink (alcoholic) during a working day? Post #55
No, my boss was telling me it used to be tradition on fridays to get trollied at lunch time then sleep it off in your office in the afternoon. But now a days everyone is so damn busy to take an afternoon off and more formal.
shame really being ****ed at work would be :cool:
10-12-2007, 08:20 PM
Are you allowed to drink (alcoholic) during a working day? Post #59
Originally posted by Paul Bacon:
<BLOCKQUOTE>Originally posted by DJ:
I live in Bavaria: it would be my right to drink beer at lunchtime, believe it or not
Not that I do, I'm no alky ffs.
You ever go to castle Neuschwanstein? </BLOCKQUOTE>
I did. Bit of a let down: there are so many tourists there, that they chase you through the thing in what seems a few minutes.
Fantastic building though, you can see why the costs of building the thing almost bankrupted Bavaria.
10-12-2007, 08:22 PM
Are you allowed to drink (alcoholic) during a working day? Post #60
Originally posted by DJ:
<BLOCKQUOTE>Originally posted by Paul Bacon:
<BLOCKQUOTE>Originally posted by DJ:
I live in Bavaria: it would be my right to drink beer at lunchtime, believe it or not
Not that I do, I'm no alky ffs.
You ever go to castle Neuschwanstein? </BLOCKQUOTE>
I did. Bit of a let down: there are so many tourists there, that they chase you through the thing in what seems a few minutes.
Fantastic building though, you can see why the costs of building the thing almost bankrupted Bavaria. </BLOCKQUOTE>
I thought it was amazing. The bridge you stand on and look over towards the castle, was something out of a Disney film.
Lake Wolfgang is another amazing place aswell which isnt that far from Bavaria on the train
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