All women want a good-looking bastard with money. They have to see at least two of the three before they'll consider anything.rinkegekido2110

Actually, neither of those three. Good-looking; not necessary, me and some of my friends are living proof. Money; not necessary (again me & friends are living proof). Being a bastard; hell no (not saying you should be the nice sweet guy, but being just a bastard will get you not much further.).

The black album is not metal, and it's so vastly different from previous work they should've released it under a new band name. But even then I dislike it, it's mostly been played to death, but also the songs, they don't have the impact as they used to. They botched it.

But of course I have it since it's the closest you can get to metal and most girls (who aren't into metal in the first place) like it. It's useful in that sense.

Neither sides' collective egos would allow for it.D0013ER

That, and we all know the 360 fans are the younger brothers trying too hard to be like the big cool brother ;)

A bit of a shameless rip-off of TF2 isn't it :? ?ithilgore2006

Yep...

[QUOTE="2FacedJanus"][QUOTE="ForgeUL"]

http://news.yahoo.com/s/nm/20080121/stage_nm/jesus_dc

I'm not sure if there was already a thread about this but anyway, what's your opinion on this? Has McNally (the playwriter) gone too far?

InterpolWilco

There is no such thing as going too far. People that can't take it need to grow a thicker skin or live in their land where freedom of speech and expression do not exist!

Yes there is , and people DO have the right to be outraged, cause I know I am. I take things in stride, and I RARELY get offended, but this is definitely going to far.

You can say all you want about Jesus, and if you get offended, people say your "close minded." But if you say anything bad about any other religious figure, suddenly, your this awful bigot. I'm sick of it personally.

I guess having respect for someone's faith only applies to certain people though. Complete double standards in a very hypocritical society.

Underlined, italic, bold part: Utter bollocks, if this is your perception, adjust it.

Also your reason to be outraged doesn't give them the right. Freedom of expression, the same thing that allows the play, gives them that right. If it was a gay mohammed, I wouldn't care. If it were the Aesir displayed as gay I wouldn't care.

If you're so outraged, that means that you apparently believe freedom of expression is wrong! Though you would rather say: "Freedom of expression being abused". The only way you can abuse freedom of expression, is if you change the 'freedom' part.

Making a joke out of a religious icon, displaying him/her differently to make a point, is not disrespect for religion. Just because you don't agree with the message or point, or don't laugh at is, doesn't mean that it should never be made. That is why you are called close-minded.

http://news.yahoo.com/s/nm/20080121/stage_nm/jesus_dc

I'm not sure if there was already a thread about this but anyway, what's your opinion on this? Has McNally (the playwriter) gone too far?

ForgeUL

There is no such thing as going too far. People that can't take it need to grow a thicker skin or live in their land where freedom of speech and expression do not exist!