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  1. saintdomingo
    Mr Scherlock doesn't know what he's talking about. There is no insure possible or necessary. Christ made a once for all perfect, finished sacrifice for sin on Calvary. You cannot earn your way to heaven. The requirements are, to fully repent, accept Christ as your saviour, sin no more and obey the commandments. But the gate is narrow. So where that leaves us I am not sure.
  2. saintdomingo
    It was his 2nd anniversary yesterday, did anyone send a card.? He does over 2800 posts a year, seems like so much more. Will susanlea overtake him. Hang about, s lea has done more than that in 3 months. World's gone mad.
  3. saintdomingo
    No, but they refer to the era and the general location under discussion. Just accept that you have nothing to contribute as you have no experience of this era.
  4. saintdomingo
    Not at all, very much related to the topic.
  5. saintdomingo
    What's the Grace like these days.?
  6. saintdomingo
    Patpong.? You ain't looking. For something completely different try The Old Other Office. Then a bit further along a beautiful bar the Crown Royal (No ladies on duty before 6.)
  7. saintdomingo
    Ah, the Woodstock that was a good little place. I was corrected once for saying they moved to Ekamai, apparently it was Thonglor. Disaster anyway.
  8. saintdomingo
    Bangkok is fine without a car, if you're close to the MRT or BTS.
  9. saintdomingo
    Not too much wrong with Phuket or Hua Hin. But both Pattaya and Bangkok grabbed me straightaway and nowhere else did.
  10. saintdomingo
    It's still going.
  11. saintdomingo
    Do any RCs actually believe in transubstantiation - that in the Mass the wafer changes substance to become "really, truly and substantially the Body of Christ," "while retaining the appearance and properties of a wafer." I still remember it from a school history lesson on the Reformation. Could hardly believe what I was hearing.
  12. saintdomingo
    Because I see you spouting nonsense and I have to correct you.
  13. saintdomingo
    And ignoring the point that as I pointed out it directly affects many people. You still seem unwilling to accept this. It does not bother me personally as for a few years now I have only gone out twice a week. I never have drink in at home, here I'd rather have a cup of tea.
  14. saintdomingo
    It says everything about being unable to get a drink at a bar, resto, or other licensed premises. So you gurners can stop being sanctimonious.
  15. saintdomingo
    No, people who like a drink in a bar, resto or other form of licensed premises are affected though they don't seem to post on here. Perhaps the majority of posters are living away from social and entertainment hubs and regard going out to stock up as a social event.
  16. saintdomingo
    Speak for yourself Prangy. And it's not lame or well worn it's just the way things are.
  17. saintdomingo
    They were originally partially set up in the name of religion, but the numbers now with any knowledge of theology or religion are drastically reduced. There has been a slide towards nationalism. Anyway as we know, the paramilitaries have largely been stood down so that problem is largely over.
  18. saintdomingo
    For people I know it is basically a social habit. We don't go out to intentionally get drunk, though occasionally it happens.
  19. saintdomingo
    Not in the slightest, they are OK. The ones affected are those who enjoy a social drink and a social life.
  20. saintdomingo
    Always the same nonsense. The ones affected are those who like to go out for a social drink, sad cases who sit at home drinking don't see a difference.
  21. saintdomingo
    No we wouldn't.
  22. saintdomingo
    They are different religions but they are not fighting over religion i.e.the corporeal presence in the mass or the unscriptural nature of purgatory and indulgences. Republicans (RC) regard themselves as Irish, Unionists/Loyalists (Prods) see themselves as British. If you do not see that you are not looking properly.
  23. saintdomingo
    Religion rarely comes into it, nationality or identity is what it's about. Are you British or Irish.?
  24. saintdomingo
    Don't talk garbage, plenty of loyalists died or served long prison sentences.
  25. saintdomingo
    Of course he's British, a citizen of the UK.

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