View Full Version : Folk who cross themselves.
bindeweede
25th November 2009, 07:30 PM
You know how religious folk do the sign of the cross in front of themselves sometimes. I was never sure of the right order or directions - not that I'm really bothered. Anyway, yesterday, someone told me the easy way to remember - apologies if everyone has come across it before, but it's new to me.
Spectacles - testicles - wallet - watch (the pocket type).
:eek3:
Croydon Bob
25th November 2009, 10:59 PM
Spectacles - testicles - wallet - watch (the pocket type).
:eek3:
I have heard that before but I can never remember which way around my wallet and watch are supposed to be.
And it's a bit discriminatory against the 51% who don't have testicles [insert joke about polomint here].
Tony Williams
25th November 2009, 11:46 PM
I can recall that one from my youth, a very long time ago.
A bit OT, but I can't help feeling somewhat exasperated to see, for instance, athletes crossing themselves and giving thanks to god after winning a race. Assuming for a moment that there is a god, do they really think that it would care whether or not they won, let alone take a hand in ensuring that they do?
That would put a whole new slant on unfair advantages - athletes would have to be tested for religious belief as well as doping >:D
To drift even further off-topic (well, it is late...) I did wonder at one stage whether the usual victory podium in athletics should have six positions: three for the athletes, three for their chemists.
bindeweede
26th November 2009, 12:01 AM
To drift even further off-topic (well, it is late...) I did wonder at one stage whether the usual victory podium in athletics should have six positions: three for the athletes, three for their chemists.
I wonder if there are homeopathic performance enhancers, and if so, how they might be detected.
This place might help - The International Quantum University for Integrative Medicine.
[Yes, apparently, it does exist]. Or is it a joke.
http://store.iquim.org/index.php?main_page=product_info&cPath=9&products_id=46
So, for just $450 you can do a course in Quantum Homeopathy and Homotoxicology.
Sounds good.
Don't know about homotoxicology, but..
http://www.heel.com.au/homotoxicology/index.shtml
polomint38
26th November 2009, 12:18 AM
I wonder if there are homeopathic performance enhancers, and if so, how they might be detected.
This place might help - The International Quantum University for Integrative Medicine.
[Yes, apparently, it does exist]. Or is it a joke.
http://store.iquim.org/index.php?main_page=product_info&cPath=9&products_id=46
So, for just $450 you can do a course in Quantum Homeopathy and Homotoxicology.
Sounds good.
That course is marked as IQ-500, do you think that may be the combined IQ of all Homœopaths? :cheesy:
bindeweede
26th November 2009, 12:25 AM
That course is marked as IQ-500, do you think that may be the combined IQ of all Homœopaths? :cheesy:
Is that a diphthong in your post, or are you just pleased to talk to me?
polomint38
26th November 2009, 01:15 AM
Is that a diphthong in your post, or are you just pleased to talk to me?
Ask the girls, there is no dip in my thong 8-)
Graham Lappin
26th November 2009, 01:38 AM
I am pretty sure Austin Powers does this in one of the Movies _ can't recall which one but probably worth watching them all again to find out.
chaggle
26th November 2009, 06:03 AM
Originally Posted by bindeweede
Spectacles - testicles - wallet - watch (the pocket type).
I went to Catholic junior school and I don't recall the nuns teaching me that.
I can recall that one from my youth, a very long time ago.
A bit OT, but I can't help feeling somewhat exasperated to see, for instance, athletes crossing themselves and giving thanks to god after winning a race. Assuming for a moment that there is a god, do they really think that it would care whether or not they won, let alone take a hand in ensuring that they do?
That would put a whole new slant on unfair advantages - athletes would have to be tested for religious belief as well as doping >:D
To drift even further off-topic (well, it is late...) I did wonder at one stage whether the usual victory podium in athletics should have six positions: three for the athletes, three for their chemists.
You'd better sex-test the female athletes as well if they're using that aide memoir.
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