The good old days in this forum....

nthclare

Do any of ye miss the good old days here, heated debates, lifetime bans, great banter about the god debate.

Sarky winding up people, misunderstanding's, messy threads...

People being called delusional, others a bit unusual....

smacl

nthclare wrote: »

Do any of ye miss the good old days here, heated debates, lifetime bans, great banter about the god debate.

Sarky winding up people, misunderstanding's, messy threads...

People being called delusional, others a bit unusual....

That's on odd first post in this forum for someone who's been on boards since 2009.

lazygal

nthclare wrote: »

Do any of ye miss the good old days here, heated debates, lifetime bans, great banter about the god debate.

Sarky winding up people, misunderstanding's, messy threads...

People being called delusional, others a bit unusual....

U OK HUN

sbsquarepants

Yea, but then everything's shíte since Roy Orbison died:mad:

pauldla

No good biscuits any more either.

Bannasidhe

pauldla wrote: »

No good biscuits any more either.

Or ice cream. :mad:

smokingman

...at least we settled the pineapple on pizza thing..

;D

Hotblack Desiato

I miss Sarky's posts, they were great.

Timberrrrrrrr

I don't miss the random bolded words thatbwere supposed to be for emphasis, the headaches they created were of biblical proportions:(

One eyed Jack

nthclare wrote: »

Do any of ye miss the good old days here, heated debates, lifetime bans, great banter about the god debate.

Sarky winding up people, misunderstanding's, messy threads...

People being called delusional, others a bit unusual....

Sarky must have been the Old Testament version of A&A, I’m more familiar with the New Testament stuff

Bannasidhe

One eyed Jack wrote: »

Sarky must have been the Old Testament version of A&A, I’m more familiar with the New Testament stuff

Sarky was the Thor of A&A.

nthclare

Bannasidhe wrote: »

Sarky was the Thor of A&A.

And I was a thorn in his side, I don't debate this ****e anymore.
I went from being woo to waking up.

Took a while alright, I'm agnostic myself now.

Unfortunately I fell into all the new age boloxology from maybe 2004 until 2014...it waned then around two years ago one day in work a lady who I thought was all woo told me she didn't believe in anything other than getting on with it...

It was like an enlightening moment, I said to myself what the **** was I doing believing in all the woo....

It's great to wake up from it all, I suppose been there and done that.

I can see how newage spiritual groups can be a breeding ground for narcissism and control..

It's great to be free...

smacl

nthclare wrote: »

And I was a thorn in his side, I don't debate this ****e anymore.
I went from being woo to waking up.

Happy for You, can be difficult telling the woo from the trees by times.

robindch

nthclare wrote: »

[...] great banter about the god debate [...]

If this forum is anything to go by, that debate - it seems - has been settled

Odhinn

Is this a "guess the re-reg" competition?

ChocolateSauce

nthclare wrote: »

Do any of ye miss the good old days here, heated debates, lifetime bans, great banter about the god debate.

Sarky winding up people, misunderstanding's, messy threads...

People being called delusional, others a bit unusual....

I definitely do.

nthclare

smacl wrote: »

Happy for You, can be difficult telling the woo from the trees by times.

Exactly lol

It's yew it's yew it's yew lol

.......

nthclare wrote: »

I went from being woo to waking up.

Its a bit disappointing though.

I feel the same about it as I do about Fianna Fail. They were bankrupting the country and ruining the future, but boy those give away budgets and easy credit days were fun!

The woo is the same, theres far less excitement in being awake, even though its a better way to be.

I miss woo. And Bertie, the loveable old rogue, I miss him too.

Hotblack Desiato

"Excitement" would be the last word I'd use to describe Irish catholicism...

Bannasidhe

Hotblack Desiato wrote: »

"Excitement" would be the last word I'd use to describe Irish catholicism...

It's handy at funerals to be fair. At least everyone knows the formula. Last few funerals I've been to have been secular and everyone ends up milling around with no notion of what to do, where to go, when it's starting, if there's going to be soup and sammiches.

smacl

Bannasidhe wrote: »

It's handy at funerals to be fair. At least everyone knows the formula. Last few funerals I've been to have been secular and everyone ends up milling around with no notion of what to do, where to go, when it's starting, if there's going to be soup and sammiches.

The fact that Irish Catholics are better at funerals than weddings pretty much sums up the RCC church for me, or as the quote from Dogma puts it "You people don't celebrate your faith, you mourn it."

Bannasidhe

smacl wrote: »

The fact that Irish Catholics are better at funerals than weddings pretty much sums up the RCC church for me, or as the quote from Dogma puts it "You people don't celebrate your faith, you mourn it."

Well it is a death cult.

feargale

nthclare wrote: »

Do any of ye miss the good old days here, heated debates, lifetime bans, great banter about the god debate.

Sarky winding up people, misunderstanding's, messy threads...

People being called delusional, others a bit unusual....

You can only open so many threads on whether a god exists or not. After a time it plays like a record in a groove, as repetitive as the rosary. The same old jibes most of the time.

robindch wrote: »

If this forum is anything to go by, that debate - it seems - has been settled

Amen. If anyone knows one poster who has been converted to one side or the other let me know.

igCorcaigh

Have yez no jobs to go to?

pauldla

igCorcaigh wrote: »

Have yez no jobs to go to?

Where do you think we read Boards?

:pac:

feargale

igCorcaigh wrote: »

Have yez no jobs to go to?

What are you at yourself? :pac: