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ahmed zahmed wrote:
And yes, it is "pedo"
I bow to your expertise on the terminology. The reason I don't think it's a topic for the lounge is that it's a one that can quickly degenerate beyond what is acceptable here. The soapbox is the perfect place for us to riff on these priests, not the lounge. And I stand by my main point that it has absolutely sod all to do with the topic at hand.
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Pete O'Hanlon wrote:
quickly degenerate
Agreed. Perhaps you're right that such topic belong in the SB.
Pete O'Hanlon wrote:
absolutely sod all
Agreed. BTW, and OT: I like that phrase. I'll be adopting it.
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It had nothing to do with a UK v US spelling - pedo means foot to me (as in pedometer), but that's probably prevalent with me being a Talipes sufferer. And it would be a greek spelling debate if you want to get technical because pedo is derived from greek in both of those cases.
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You can't let it go? It is just another UK vs. US spelling debate. You're wrong anyways, ped means child in Greek, as in pediatrician. pedo means ground or soil in Greek (not the root of what we are talking about). ped as in foot comes from Latin ped, for foot.
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You can't let it go? It is just another UK vs. US spelling debate. You're wrong anyways, ped means child in Greek, as in pediatrician. pedo means ground or soil in Greek (not the root of what we are talking about). ped as in foot comes from Latin ped, for foot.
wizardzz wrote:
ped as in foot comes from Latin ped, for foot.
Doh! Of course it does. :doh:
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Not the first - there was this in 2001: The Man Who Sued God[^] and probably earlier ones.
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wizardzz wrote:
ped as in foot comes from Latin ped, for foot.
Doh! Of course it does. :doh:
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Not the first - there was this in 2001: The Man Who Sued God[^] and probably earlier ones.
Ideological Purity is no substitute for being able to stick your thumb down a pipe to stop the water
Looks like they have again stolen plot got inspired form an English movie.
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Okay... so where the priests molesting feet? My stars, that whole thing is sicker than I imagined.
And as I spent 10 years regularly visiting pediatric doctors, you can see that I'm traumatised.
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And as I spent 10 years regularly visiting pediatric doctors, you can see that I'm traumatised.
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Pete O'Hanlon wrote:
And as I spent 10 years regularly visiting pediatric doctors, you can see that I'm traumatised.
Are you sure they weren't foot whores? You're a filthy, filthy man.
Given that I was having operations to have my feet straightened, I find that in a little bad taste.
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Given that I was having operations to have my feet straightened, I find that in a little bad taste.
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Nah, I was only yanking your chain (even though I really was having my feet straightened).
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Nah, I was only yanking your chain (even though I really was having my feet straightened).
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Does this straightening start out by taking ones foot out of ones mouth? :P :ducksforcover:
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Does this straightening start out by taking ones foot out of ones mouth? :P :ducksforcover:
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No. It involves removing it from the arse of people who think they're funny. ;P
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wizardzz wrote:
It's quite relevant to the title
Errm, no it's not. There was absolutely sod all to do with religion in the verdict, the article or even the case itself. By all means, trash peado (not pedo - that's to do with feet) priests in the Soapbox, but keep the lounge free from it.
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Pete O'Hanlon wrote:
pedo - that's to do with feet
Who's to say these priests don't have a foot fetish? ;P Sexual_fetishism[^] That could be priests in drag depicted in the linked article.
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Pete O'Hanlon wrote:
pedo - that's to do with feet
Who's to say these priests don't have a foot fetish? ;P Sexual_fetishism[^] That could be priests in drag depicted in the linked article.
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I'm on-line therefore I am. JimmyRopesThis whole sordid scandal just gets worse. Are there no depths of depravity they wouldn't stoop to?
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This whole sordid scandal just gets worse. Are there no depths of depravity they wouldn't stoop to?
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Pete O'Hanlon wrote:
Are there no depths of depravity they wouldn't stoop to?
Hard to say. They are not known for discretion. :^)
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No. It involves removing it from the arse of people who think they're funny. ;P
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Close enough Pete! If you could only get close enough to that destination you mentioned. I mean on your feet! :P (I'll forfeit any responses from here on as I feel that I've already taken this too far. So many ill meaning retorts unsaid . . have to refrain . . must cope with failing to not appearing to be complete bunghole) :)
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"Six Italian scientists and an ex-government official have been sentenced to six years in prison over the 2009 deadly earthquake in L'Aquila. A regional court found them guilty of multiple manslaughter" :wtf: They should have put to trial all the engineers and building contractor who did not do their jobs of designing and building that can withstand earthquakes. http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-europe-20025626[^]
Nihil obstat
Japan should jail the entire met office then? Even with the enormous amount of effort put into earthquake research, we still can't predict it. Rather than putting these brains into jail, it would be much more beneficial for them to double their efforts to improve earthquake prediction technologies. On the flip side, in Japan we have the national broadcaster running emergency earthquake reports with rather flustered news anchors repeating like a parrot that there is a possibility of tsunami at the slightest of tremors. Good effort, but as we know, the biggest tsunami we've had since the 3-11 is like 50cm or something. I worry people are going to get too used to this kind of thing and still fail to evacuate when the real thing strikes.
Almost, but not quite, entirely unlike... me...
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"Six Italian scientists and an ex-government official have been sentenced to six years in prison over the 2009 deadly earthquake in L'Aquila. A regional court found them guilty of multiple manslaughter" :wtf: They should have put to trial all the engineers and building contractor who did not do their jobs of designing and building that can withstand earthquakes. http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-europe-20025626[^]
Nihil obstat
Perhaps the judges were retards!
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MehGerbil wrote:
if they would have warned of a risk and a panic ensued
Most unlikely, all the locals knew that there had been a number of recent tremors. All they wanted to know was whether it was safe to stay in their houses, or should they keep outdoors as much as possible. Having followed the advice of the "experts" quite a few lost their lives. That surely is as close to criminal negligence as you can get.
One of these days I'm going to think of a really clever signature.
The geologists said an earthquake was unlikely, but possible. They did not advise people to stay indoors. The majority of the people who gave that advice were not put on trial.
