good to se ehe still has faith and it is as well founded and as easil;y provable as his former faith
what a toilet
I think Lord Griffiths set a precedence for this in the Sheffield United/West Ham case when he felt he was able to decide what may have happened in historical matches had a player not played.
That story tickles me. I can't see him winning, but it could make great press and he may well get to earn some £££ from the media furore of suing the church because its all a lie...
...now I wonder if I can sue my parents for not encouraging me to play football...
EUREKA!!
One of my friends (who, admittedly, is pretty good at wendyball) likes to claim he could have been a professional footballer, instead of spending his days driving a van whilst listening to Steve Wright in the afternoon and perving at schoolgirls.
I tell him [b]I[/b] could have been a professional footballer, which he finds amusing as I have the co-ordination and ball control of a drunk toddler.
He's right, of course, I couldn't have been a professional footballer. But if I could have, I would have - wouldn't he?