In America, atheists are still in the closet

[barefoot2626]

ChristineM wrote:

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What a load of syphilitic dribble

Wipe your chin, then, Skanque.

[barefoot2626]

ToManyLaws wrote:

It can be hard and dangerous to be an atheist. I have a Darwin bumper sticker on my car. And A few times some criminal religous freak has scratched nasty things in paint job.

Prove it.

[barefoot2626]

ChristineM wrote:

I am not decrying the Wright Brothers achievement I am concerned with the claim to invention

The Wright Brothers invented the airplane.

You have been decrying for months. You open your mouth; out pours spooge coated lies. I prove you wrong. And you roll on the floor kicking your fat lies.

Toys aren't airplanes, Chubby.

You "proved" that Pearse flew an airplane before the Wright Brothers... and I provided a quote from Pearse himself where he said he didn't fly before 1904.

A toy model isn't an airplane, Skanque, no matter how hard you stomp.

[ToManyLaws]

barefoot2626 wrote:

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Prove it.

What?

[Double Fine]

ToManyLaws wrote:

<quoted text>What?

It

[barefoot2626]

Double Fine wrote:

"Killer" and "Murderer" can sometimes be used as synonyms (e.g. the man's killer/murderer was his wife - both words work)... But they are not always the same thing, am I right?

You and I go for a piece at the same time, your shot goes wide, I put one between your eyes.

I am your killer. It isn't murder.

[barefoot2626]

ChristineM wrote:

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As far as I understand murderer applies to one who premeditatedly kills a fellow human being

Nope.

Most murders are not premeditated.

English... not your forte.

[Mikko]

barefoot2626 wrote:

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French = 12th century
The Origins of Tennis - History of Tennis
"The History of tennis game was developed from a 12th century French handball game called "Paume" (palm). In this game the ball was struck with the hand. After some time "Paume" game produced handball "Jeu de Paume" (game of the palm) and there were used racquets. The game was first created by European monks for entertainment roles during ceremonial occasions. At first, the ball was hit with hands. Later, the leather glove came into existence. This leather glove was replaced with an adaptive handle for effective hitting and serving of the ball. That was a birth of tennis racquet."

french played with their hands and was the old version of tennis
the modern tennis was first played between 1859 and 1865 (Birmingham, England)

[Mikko]

ChristineM wrote:

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More barfy butt face bollocks
You have nothing real so need to make BS up

he thinks that the king of sweden have power to rule over everyone in sweden when he doesn't.

[barefoot2626]

ChristineM wrote:

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Commercial flop? 27 years flying? Forget the US media hype.

Never turned a profit.

Got in the air and stayed in the air with French and British government funding. If it were a commercial success, there'd be Concordes everywhere you see... 707s,737s, 757s, and 787s.

[Thinking]

I was lucky enough to fly Concorde in 2003, and on Air Miles to boot! It was a great experience. If only that POS Continental DC-10 hadn't dropped metal over CDG we'd still be able to fly it today. All the airliners today are bloody boring.

ChristineM wrote:

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Frank Whittle registered the patent in 1930 and had the first successful bench test April 1937. Hans von Ohain’s design first ran in September 1937. However Ohain’s engine was the first to fly in 1939. They are jointly accredited with inventing the Jet engine.
Christian Huelsmeyer was the first to discover the effect of radar in 1904, but radar was invented by three British scientists, Sir Robert Watson-Watt, A F Wilkins and H E Wimperis in 1935. Sir Henry Tizard put it to use in the War
Commercial flop? 27 years flying? Forget the US media hype. The ongoing benefits of Anglo French co-operation that started with Concorde are immeasurable and far outweigh the development costs. Certainly the BA Concorde’s were operationally profitable. http://www.concordesst.com/retire/faq_r.html

[barefoot2626]

Mikko wrote:

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french played with their hands and was the old version of tennis

An old version of.... tennis, did you say?

[Thinking]

Murder is premeditated.
Are you getting US law definitions confused with reality?

barefoot2626 wrote:

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Nope.
Most murders are not premeditated.
English... not your forte.

[barefoot2626]

Mikko wrote:

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french played with their hands and was the old version of tennis
the modern tennis was first played between 1859 and 1865 (Birmingham, England)

Tell us where the word "tennis" came from, and where and when rackets where first used.

[Double Fine]

barefoot2626 wrote:

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You and I go for a piece at the same time, your shot goes wide, I put one between your eyes.
I am your killer. It isn't murder.

That was my point in the argument, thanks

[Double Fine]

ChristineM wrote:

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As far as I understand murderer applies to one who premeditatedly kills a fellow human being
A killer does not necessarily premeditate and nor does it have to be human as either the killer or victim, one can kill for food
So a murderer is always a killer but a killer is not always a murderer

Thanks <3

[Double Fine]

Thinking wrote:

I was lucky enough to fly Concorde in 2003, and on Air Miles to boot! It was a great experience. If only that POS Continental DC-10 hadn't dropped metal over CDG we'd still be able to fly it today. All the airliners today are bloody boring.
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Not when you are sitting next to a pretty little thing and agree to meet her in the toilet...

[barefoot2626]

Thinking wrote:

Murder is premeditated.
Are you getting US law definitions confused with reality?
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Murder is a unlawful killing.

Best of luck in your ESL classes!

[barefoot2626]

Thinking wrote:

If only that POS Continental DC-10 hadn't dropped metal over CDG we'd still be able to fly it today.
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As long as it got government funding.

Not surprising- it was a toy for the rich and the middle class paid for it.

[barefoot2626]

Mikko wrote:

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he thinks that the king of sweden have power to rule over everyone in sweden when he doesn't.

I am responsible for what I say, not for what you make up when I prove you wrong and help you look silly.