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Does anybody actually watch that load of shyte?
probably the same people who watch last of the summer wine… nothing else is ever on telly on a sunday
religiously…………..boo boom :D/
People who are over 65!
We were forced to watch it when we were kids – don’t know why as my parents aren’t religious people and I haven’t grown up as a devout church goer. Perhaps there was nothing else on tele.
@johnboy25 wrote:
We were forced to watch it when we were kids – don’t know why as my parents aren’t religious people and I haven’t grown up as a devout church goer. Perhaps there was nothing else on tele.
bullseye was on the other channel
Slightly off topic but related……..we decided on fish n chips last night as I hadn’t been shopping and I couldn’t be arsed to turn the bread into fish. Anyhow, the church is just up from the fish shop and it was packed out, the street full of cars……I was stunned, didn’t think that many people went to church these days. Speaking of which, I’ve got to go for four weeks soon, all so I can get the little christened at that particular church. Ffs, hell and damnation, the shutter’ll come down on the church as I walk up the path :shock:
They were only there to give thanks for Jonny Wilkinson’s drop goal.
I think all this disrespect to our church goin brethren is nothing short of fu**in outrageous.
I bet those of you whose married got married in church, got your kids christened in church, went to funerals etc……double standards if you ask me, have a bit of respect in future you dont know whats round the corner! 8)@mellowcello wrote:
I think all this disrespect to our church goin brethren is nothing short of fu**in outrageous.
I bet those of you whose married got married in church, got your kids christened in church, went to funerals etc……double standards if you ask me, have a bit of respect in future you dont know whats round the corner! 8)I know what’s round the corner – the church is round the corner. Nothing more awkward than when you’re going to do some shopping and you walk head first into a crowd of mourners leaving a funeral. And it’s a long stretch of pavement from the corner to safety. More often that not I find myself, unintentionally, walking alongside them on their way to the cemetery. My timing’s s**te!
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