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25. No. Actually it was him.
Sat Aug 25, 2012, 06:48 PM
Aug 2012

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"Is someone an alcoholic if they go to a pub to enjoy music and good company?"

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Is this the new church? Could be: [View all] MineralMan Aug 2012 OP
Best I've seen. nt rrneck Aug 2012 #1
If you find your god in a bottle. rug Aug 2012 #2
Oh, dear. I often go to pubs and taverns and don't drink alcohol. MineralMan Aug 2012 #4
I'm not surprised. You've said you go into churches and don't pray. rug Aug 2012 #7
Yes, I do. Most often it's to attend a wedding or a funeral, MineralMan Aug 2012 #10
If you believe what goes on in a bar is the equivalent of what goes on in a church rug Aug 2012 #19
Judge much? fleur-de-lisa Aug 2012 #30
Usually when I see a deliberately obtuse attempt to equate religion with socializing in a bar. rug Aug 2012 #31
There's no need whatsoever for you to be nasty to those of us who drink responsibly. kestrel91316 Aug 2012 #34
As I'm sure the OP will acknowledge, this has nothing to do with alcohol. rug Aug 2012 #35
Oh, then I assume you are being nasty because he differs from you when it comes to kestrel91316 Aug 2012 #38
What the fuck, rug? trotsky Aug 2012 #14
Couple of points. rug Aug 2012 #17
What does alcoholism have to do with it? trotsky Aug 2012 #20
Got me. You brought it up. rug Aug 2012 #21
No. Actually you're the one who brought it up. MineralMan Aug 2012 #23
No. Actually it was him. rug Aug 2012 #25
Then what exactly did you mean by: trotsky Aug 2012 #59
I feel sorry for you ......... Having such a narrow view of the world Angry Dragon Aug 2012 #24
Lol, thank you. That sentiment fills me with warmth. rug Aug 2012 #26
I guess religion does not require formal training Angry Dragon Aug 2012 #32
Depends on the religion. rug Aug 2012 #33
Really pathetic that you feel the need to attack someone for going to a bar. kestrel91316 Aug 2012 #36
I take it you have now read the earlier posts. rug Aug 2012 #39
No cover charge? EvolveOrConvolve Aug 2012 #40
No cover charge. rug Aug 2012 #41
Yes, Mormonism requires a 10% tithe EvolveOrConvolve Aug 2012 #42
But no booze for it. rug Aug 2012 #43
I have been to churches where they sent you a letter saying how much they expected you to give Angry Dragon Aug 2012 #51
How about that collection plate?? Angry Dragon Aug 2012 #46
You can always start humming. rug Aug 2012 #48
Way to skirt the question ........ Angry Dragon Aug 2012 #49
Way to pay attention . . . . rug Aug 2012 #50
I'll just leave this here.... Rob H. Aug 2012 #15
I've only seen the misogynist version. rug Aug 2012 #18
I wish every bar EvilAL Aug 2012 #44
Lol! rug Aug 2012 #45
Just saying that you play chess EvilAL Aug 2012 #47
Many have claimed to have found God on a small, square piece of paper, ZombieHorde Aug 2012 #27
Leave Rev. Jim out of this. rug Aug 2012 #29
Funny! nt ZombieHorde Aug 2012 #37
A wine bottle? Humanist_Activist Aug 2012 #54
That would be chalice. rug Aug 2012 #55
The wine isn't made in a chalice, nor do churches buy it in chalices. MineralMan Aug 2012 #56
See my remarks in the prior post. rug Aug 2012 #57
That's what I said. MineralMan Aug 2012 #58
Where everybody knows your name and LuvNewcastle Aug 2012 #3
Indeed, and Micky's presiding at the taps, too. MineralMan Aug 2012 #5
Down the hatch! LuvNewcastle Aug 2012 #8
T'is a find place in Dublin perhaps...n/t monmouth Aug 2012 #6
My friends and I attend every Sunday. longship Aug 2012 #9
Very nice, that sounds. MineralMan Aug 2012 #11
You can have your friends over to your own home and do the same thing. Nothing new to southernyankeebelle Aug 2012 #12
Indeed you can, and that's excellent, too. MineralMan Aug 2012 #13
Guess that is true. I remember when my husband was stationed in Great Falls, MT I would southernyankeebelle Aug 2012 #16
This is somewhat close to the New Testament concept of the church LARED Aug 2012 #22
yes that is what a church is... madrchsod Aug 2012 #52
I would not go quite that far. LARED Aug 2012 #53
I have Friends that Religiously observe Happy Hour orpupilofnature57 Aug 2012 #28
Hell here's some people combining the two ButterflyBlood Aug 2012 #60
I knew it would start a trend. MineralMan Aug 2012 #61
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