Christianity over-ruled for gay rights in Europe

by **bedub1** on Thu Jan 17, 2013 5:34 pm

by **TA1LGUNN3R** on Thu Jan 17, 2013 6:01 pm

jonesthecurl wrote:Mmm goat curry.

Yes.

-TG

by **jonesthecurl** on Thu Jan 17, 2013 6:44 pm

Wasn't Jesus a sacrificial lamb?
Or maybe a scapegoat?

by **notyou2** on Thu Jan 17, 2013 10:28 pm

bedub1 wrote:Since when did this forum get renamed back to "off-topics". Cause you guys aren't on topic.

Something got your goat?

Don't have a cow man.

by **chang50** on Fri Jan 18, 2013 1:38 am

notyou2 wrote:
bedub1 wrote:Since when did this forum get renamed back to "off-topics". Cause you guys aren't on topic.

Something got your goat?

I think he was kidding..

Don't have a cow man.

by **stoicbird** on Sun Jan 20, 2013 5:17 am

comic boy wrote:
stoicbird wrote:
Symmetry wrote:
stoicbird wrote:Keema naan is nice. Indian food is quite boring, chinese is by far the best take away food.

Keema naan is indeed nice, as is a sandwich. I'm kind of baffled by the assertion that Indian food is boring, have you tried it beyond the bread?

Most indian dishes are gravy, meat, rice with virtually the same spices used. Chinese cuisine uses lots of different vegetables, noodles, sauces and rice. Much more about flavour than simply heat. Just my opinion though.

That explains why there are so few vegetarians in India

Actually there is a very high % of veggies in India. The reasons are partially economic, enviromental. I hope that's put you right.

by **chang50** on Sun Jan 20, 2013 6:00 am

stoicbird wrote:
comic boy wrote:
stoicbird wrote:
Symmetry wrote:
stoicbird wrote:Keema naan is nice. Indian food is quite boring, chinese is by far the best take away food.

Keema naan is indeed nice, as is a sandwich. I'm kind of baffled by the assertion that Indian food is boring, have you tried it beyond the bread?

Most indian dishes are gravy, meat, rice with virtually the same spices used. Chinese cuisine uses lots of different vegetables, noodles, sauces and rice. Much more about flavour than simply heat. Just my opinion though.

That explains why there are so few vegetarians in India

Actually there is a very high % of veggies in India. The reasons are partially economic, enviromental. I hope that's put you right.

... I suspect he was being ironic

by **Dukasaur** on Sun Jan 20, 2013 6:05 am

chang50 wrote:
notyou2 wrote:
bedub1 wrote:Since when did this forum get renamed back to "off-topics". Cause you guys aren't on topic.

Something got your goat?

I think he was kidding..

Don't have a cow man.

People who make messy posts are such pigs.

by **chang50** on Sun Jan 20, 2013 6:08 am

Dukasaur wrote:
chang50 wrote:
notyou2 wrote:
bedub1 wrote:Since when did this forum get renamed back to "off-topics". Cause you guys aren't on topic.

Something got your goat?

I think he was kidding..

Don't have a cow man.

People who make messy posts are such pigs.

Or technophobes..

by **stoicbird** on Sun Jan 20, 2013 6:52 am

chang50 wrote:
stoicbird wrote:
comic boy wrote:
stoicbird wrote:
Symmetry wrote:
stoicbird wrote:Keema naan is nice. Indian food is quite boring, chinese is by far the best take away food.

Keema naan is indeed nice, as is a sandwich. I'm kind of baffled by the assertion that Indian food is boring, have you tried it beyond the bread?

Most indian dishes are gravy, meat, rice with virtually the same spices used. Chinese cuisine uses lots of different vegetables, noodles, sauces and rice. Much more about flavour than simply heat. Just my opinion though.

That explains why there are so few vegetarians in India

Actually there is a very high % of veggies in India. The reasons are partially economic, enviromental. I hope that's put you right.

... I suspect he was being ironic

I suspect you meant he was being sarcastic! However, it was ironic that he was neither witty or interesting.

by **chang50** on Sun Jan 20, 2013 10:13 am

That explains why there are so few vegetarians in India

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Actually there is a very high % of veggies in India. The reasons are partially economic, enviromental. I hope that's put you right.[/quote]

... I suspect he was being ironic[/quote]

I suspect you meant he was being sarcastic! However, it was ironic that he was neither witty or interesting.[/quote]

Fair point..

by **stahrgazer** on Mon Jan 21, 2013 7:49 am

stoicbird wrote:
Symmetry wrote:
stoicbird wrote:Keema naan is nice. Indian food is quite boring, chinese is by far the best take away food.

Keema naan is indeed nice, as is a sandwich. I'm kind of baffled by the assertion that Indian food is boring, have you tried it beyond the bread?

Most indian dishes are gravy, meat, rice with virtually the same spices used. Chinese cuisine uses lots of different vegetables, noodles, sauces and rice. Much more about flavour than simply heat. Just my opinion though.

Idunno, I really enjoy Indian curried carrots.