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There are only 1067 child refugees?

I'll hold on being scared. Y'all are a bunch of babies for considering that a crisis.

People are masturbating and pooing in this church | Metro News

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A Swedish church has complained that it’s swamped in people masturbating in the aisles, pooing everywhere – and snatching children during baptisms.

Bengt Alvland, who works at the church in Kristianstad in Sweden said, ‘One guy lay down and pulled his penis out. Even though a female police officer told him to stop it, he didn’t.’

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That sounds like a scene out of a John Waters flick. :laughing:

India vs England cricket Test match*sees Madeleine McCann and Adam Johnson jokes on screen | Daily Mail Online

English people >>>>>>>

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Other messages that appeared on the screen read: 'Great to see the hunger for Test cricket in Mumbai - Bobby Sands.'

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Another, in a reference to the blind musician Stevie Wonder, said: 'Pleasure watching Kohli bat. You have to see it to believe it - S. Wonder.'

News - TWU News - Texas Woman's University

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- Consider naming the party, if it is scheduled for December, without using the word "holiday." “Holiday” connotes religious tradition and may not apply to all employees. For educational institutions, a December gathering may instead be called an “end of semester” party. For a business office, an “end of (fiscal) year” party may be more appropriate.

- Try to assemble and include a diverse group of employees in the planning of the party. This would include, as much as possible, non-Christian employees of Muslim, Jewish, Hindu and other religions, as well as non-believers.

- Avoid religious symbolism, such as Santa Claus, evergreen trees or a red nosed reindeer, which are associated with Christmas traditions, when sending out announcements or decorating for the party. Excellent alternatives are snowflakes, snowmen or winter themes not directly associated with a particular holiday or religion.

- Avoid playing music associated with a faith tradition, such as Christmas carols. Consider a playlist of popular, celebratory party music instead.

- Plan a menu that does not symbolize a particular religious holiday (for example, red and green sugar cookies shaped like Christmas trees). But don’t forget to consider menu items that reflect dietary preferences and requirements of non-majority groups in your organization (e.g., halal or kosher).

Oh my goodness those poor Christians. Not being able to sing Holly Jolly Christmas, for shame.

Death, taxes and Frown thinking people give a damn about butthurt Christians.

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Originally Posted by Goofle (Post 1782834)

Death, taxes and Frown thinking people give a damn about butthurt Christians.

What's the big scary with the story if its not affecting the good people though?