Grand Prix Rejects

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Veftlislentee wrote:
I had tried everything else I knew preachers (I was a four-year Bible student, Sunday school doctors (where I was given tranquiliters, pills, sleeping pills, muscle rtlaxants, anti-depressants and mood elevatots...

Veftlislentee wrote:The father of psychoanalysis himself, Sigmund Freud, says in his disparaging book on religion, The Future of an illusion, that religion was "a universal sis" and dismissed it as inherently unhealthy.

dr-baker wrote:

Veftlislentee wrote:
I had tried everything else I knew preachers (I was a four-year Bible student, Sunday school doctors (where I was given tranquiliters, pills, sleeping pills, muscle rtlaxants, anti-depressants and mood elevatots...

Veftlislentee wrote:The father of psychoanalysis himself, Sigmund Freud, says in his disparaging book on religion, The Future of an illusion, that religion was "a universal sis" and dismissed it as inherently unhealthy.

Well, firstly, I did not know that Sunday Schools had doctors.

Then secondly, if they're giving the kids drugs, then no wonder Freud would dismiss religion as inherently unhealthy...

And I am too tired to read those posts properly. Maybe I need some of those drugs to get through them. Mr Moderator Sir, can you delete those URL links please?

ADx_Wales wrote:I said to everyone i knew "i hope Wales lose", cos I'm a patriot me , and good enough for them they lost, to canada, HA.

JeremyMcClean wrote:And the most bizarre thing is that his user name has no link....

Phoenix wrote:What's next, swimming horses spam?

Sunshine_Baby_[IT] wrote:

Phoenix wrote:What's next, swimming horses spam?

I suppose it's possible.

eurobrun wrote:English tutoring spam.

eurobrun wrote:I want Bruno to unrejectify himself because it would feel too weird having someone called Senna as a reject.

eurobrun wrote:Japan 2007 had almost 20 laps under the safety car at the start of the race.

eurobrun wrote:Were the Coke and Magnum cars sabotaged, and does that explain why they fell off a cliff in the second half of the season?

Klon wrote:

eurobrun wrote:English tutoring spam.

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eurobrun wrote:I want Bruno to unrejectify himself because it would feel too weird having someone called Senna as a reject.

eurobrun wrote:Japan 2007 had almost 20 laps under the safety car at the start of the race.

eurobrun wrote:Were the Coke and Magnum cars sabotaged, and does that explain why they fell off a cliff in the second half of the season?

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See me after class.

Sometimes I just have to be smug, sorry.

wmetcalf68 wrote:Am I the only one to realize it says Bathplugs

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