The fascist regime that made you a moron: Thanks dJonkey

[Brian d marge]

Go the pope !


Stephen

[Ocean1]

Go the pope !

You're quoting the leader of the most wealthy organisation on the planet about the evils of material gain?

And I assume you're quoting this in support of your usual rant about the evels of a fiscal concept thousands of years old?

In which case it's got to be up there as one of your least enlightened observations.

Though even your most hypocritical efforts pale beside any comment whatsoever from the Vatican about the acquisition of wealth. Indeed, if others with the wherewithal to indulge in those same activities were permitted to do so you'd be bleating a damned sight louder about their efforts than you currently do. At least you would be until you were, shall we say: supressed.

[oldrider]

The learned elders of the banking system of the world will be scratching around in their basements looking for suitable wood and nails with which to despatch this Pope!

I wonder if they will want to scourge him and all that jazz as well ... it's going to be interesting I'm sure!

[Brian d marge]

You're quoting the leader of the most wealthy organisation on the planet about the evils of material gain?

And I assume you're quoting this in support of your usual rant about the evels of a fiscal concept thousands of years old?

In which case it's got to be up there as one of your least enlightened observations.

Though even your most hypocritical efforts pale beside any comment whatsoever from the Vatican about the acquisition of wealth. Indeed, if others with the wherewithal to indulge in those same activities were permitted to do so you'd be bleating a damned sight louder about their efforts than you currently do. At least you would be until you were, shall we say: supressed.

So you missed the irony in it and fail to see the significance

At least you are constant

They should abandon physical constants use u as a bench mark

They would be able to land a rocket on a postage-stamp on cirrius minor


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[Zedder]

The learned elders of the banking system of the world will be scratching around in their basements looking for suitable wood and nails with which to despatch this Pope!

I wonder if they will want to scourge him and all that jazz as well ... it's going to be interesting I'm sure!

They're probably wondering what drugs he's on more like.

The Institute Of Religious works (Vatican bank) made 86.6 million Euros profit last year and has 4.98 billion Euros in assets and 769 million in equity funds plus 41.3 million in gold coins and other precious metals. Also, they have a stake in an Italian real estate company and received 2 million Euros worth of property inheritances as well.

[avgas]

heh
The Pope vs The Banker

Two men enter, one man leaves.......the world wins

[Ocean1]

So you missed the irony in it and fail to see the significance

If you try again, a bit harder perhaps, you'll see that I made particular note of the irony of you quoting the pope ranting about wealth acquisition.

But then, trying as you often are it's not something you often actually do...

[Ocean1]

heh
The Pope vs The Banker

Two men enter, one man leaves.......the world wins

Why stop at two? I've got a comprehensive list of candidates.


And some really sharp stuff to throw in after them.

[mashman]

Go the pope !
Stephen

The Pope, Brand and Paxman?

[Brian d marge]

If you try again, a bit harder perhaps, you'll see that I made particular note of the irony of you quoting the pope ranting about wealth acquisition.

But then, trying as you often are it's not something you often actually do...

If you had stopped at the end of the first sentence
Maybe i would have had a fighting chance


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[avgas]

Why stop at two? I've got a comprehensive list of candidates.
And some really sharp stuff to throw in after them.

Because I have learnt a thing or 2 from the Romans. Namely discretion and patience is required to do something properly.

[Ocean1]

Because I have learnt a thing or 2 from the Romans. Namely discretion and patience is required to do something properly.

Meh. Nothing succeeds like excess.

[Swoop]

Nice to hear about the reaction of the PM, when Cunliffe was voted in as leader of the liarbour party...

[Scuba_Steve]

meh seems as good a place as any for this...

These guys usually talk games (behind the scenes of games) but this one's politics tho from a kinda game design prospective; admittedly this is about US politics but it's equally relevant here, so have a listen to some sensible wisdom

[avgas]

and if 80% of government is voted for, they should receive 80% pay.
That would make some sense wouldn't it?