2009-06-04
Oh hurrah
I feel BETTER.
Thank GOD.
Seriously, there's nothing like waking up after a knockout headache and... there is no pain. It's gone!
(Ears still feeling a bit itchy and stuffy, and nose still stuffy so I have a doctor's appointment tomorrow to prevent re-occurence)
Thank GOD.
Seriously, there's nothing like waking up after a knockout headache and... there is no pain. It's gone!
(Ears still feeling a bit itchy and stuffy, and nose still stuffy so I have a doctor's appointment tomorrow to prevent re-occurence)
When You Don't Get Canvassed With Policies... Make Them Up?
I was slightly thrown by my voting paper having a Christian Party, when we had no leaflets whatsoever from them.
Vicky has, and says their motto is "Vote for God".
We are unsure of God's opinion's on Europe.
I feel that the Tower of Babble shows that God would prefer us not to be part of Europe.
Vicky argues that the Kingdom of Heaven might be in Europe for all we know.
Anne says that God must be a resident and citizen of an EU country to be eligible, and that if he's representing the UK, he can't represent any other country. That has to piss some people off, especially Italy. (We could however see the Vatican's MEP being able to make the claim of having a vote from God).
Kat says that they need to define if they're representing the Old Testament or New Testament God, as these are likely to have radically different stances on Europe. The Old Testament God, if voted in, might smite us all for pork products, and really is unlikely to get on well with Germany. And there would probably be some invasion involved somewhere.
Really, speculating is far more fun than actually looking up the website. I feel it should continue!
Vicky has, and says their motto is "Vote for God".
We are unsure of God's opinion's on Europe.
I feel that the Tower of Babble shows that God would prefer us not to be part of Europe.
Vicky argues that the Kingdom of Heaven might be in Europe for all we know.
Anne says that God must be a resident and citizen of an EU country to be eligible, and that if he's representing the UK, he can't represent any other country. That has to piss some people off, especially Italy. (We could however see the Vatican's MEP being able to make the claim of having a vote from God).
Kat says that they need to define if they're representing the Old Testament or New Testament God, as these are likely to have radically different stances on Europe. The Old Testament God, if voted in, might smite us all for pork products, and really is unlikely to get on well with Germany. And there would probably be some invasion involved somewhere.
Really, speculating is far more fun than actually looking up the website. I feel it should continue!