Cornelius Atweasle wrote:
the antitheist wrote:
It's a fairly simple case, according to the law of lower division football, all Darlington supporters are loids, all loids are bounders, according to the sacred monkey. Now, as at the time of the 18th century, many witches and wizards were cast out from their Christian churches, they were met by another group of oucasts, these outcasts were.............du du duuuuu........QUAKERS, the quakers adopted the witches into their faith to boost numbers. Therefore, wizards/witches are quakers, quakers are loids, loids are bounders.
Milud,
What total and utter nob-juice.
The antitheist, by his very existance, cannot believe any of the nonsense he has just spouted.
By his very being, he is in direct opposition to belief in any deity. Therefore any church related evidence is tainted. As such so are his beliefs about bounders.
I never said I believed in the existance of these people, I believe that people believe in the existance of such things, the existance is not in question here is it? If so, then you are right, if you can't see it, touch it, feel it or smell it, then it's usually a pile of old do do.
My beliefs about bounders is something else altogether, my place of residence; as you well know, is full of them
The antitheist does not believe anything he has said.
He has said that he does npt believe in the existance of bounders. He believes, however, that certain groups believe in their existance. These groups are mythical, which makes the bounder, mythical.
I rest my case, and take a comfy seat with the remote control in Antithesit's living room before beginning my search for illegal white goods.
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