Comments on: Born-again Christians should not be allowed to drive taxis…

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By: gary

gary — Sat, 01 Sep 2007 21:12:42 +0000

So sorry that you had to put up with those born again pratts. ItÂ´s that Jesus guyÂ´s fault. He told them to go out and bring the “good news”. What difference is it to us if he died to pay for our sins? We didnÂ´t ask him to. An fuck it if we burn in hell for ever and ever and ever and……..shit go back and find out what I have to do to be saved you stupid drunken plonker!

By: ellybabes

ellybabes — Mon, 20 Aug 2007 15:47:04 +0000

@Jonathan – Thanks. I feel the same way, having grown up with religion around me, I’ve made an informed decision about the path that I have chosen in this life. No-one should have the right to ‘push’ their opinions on me, nor I on them (anyone disagreeing with what I say can easily unsubscribe from my blog).

By: Jonathan Brazil

Jonathan Brazil — Mon, 20 Aug 2007 15:37:23 +0000

Well put Elly. In this day and age the last thing anyone should be hearing is an ear-full of hell and damnation. I always thought that religion was supposed to be a way to quietly reflect on your thoughts with the deity of your choice then I claimed agnostic status and open the floodgates! I’ve seen one or two taxis going around in recent years with those Christian community abstract fish-like symbols and always wondered why, I guess it’s a warning to potential punters.

By: ellybabes

ellybabes — Mon, 20 Aug 2007 10:02:51 +0000

@Keith – I must find that quote from the bible, but then they’re already experts in twisting the book to suit their moods – I mean, I’ve read it and the first half is all about slaughtering people in the name of the lord – but they conveniently ignore all this and concentrate on the messages from the second half – which conveniently aren’t much better.

@olivier – missed your comment earlier – lovely use of language! I also felt like telling him that if heaven was going to be stocked with people like him that I’d rather be in hell having fun!

@Stewart – he looked totally normal and I thought I was going to have a great chat until he started into all the shite. I’d got into the front of the taxi as well, so I couldn’t even close my eyes and ignore him.

Valid tip BTW – if you’re a woman travelling in a taxi on your own, then always get into the front. Doors in the rear could be ‘child-locked’ by a fake taxi driver and you wouldn’t be able to get out. Same can’t be done in the front. Always keep your keeps in your hand to, they will scratch a face just lovely if attacked…

i must blog on the science of taxis later in the week….

By: Stewart Curry

Stewart Curry — Mon, 20 Aug 2007 09:55:29 +0000

I think I got that driver on Friday – I was yapping away to my gfriend so he didn’t get a word in, but as I was getting out he gave me a leaflet with a smug “Here, I think you need this…” comment. pfff.

By: Keith Gaughan

Keith Gaughan — Sun, 19 Aug 2007 20:28:37 +0000

I just tell those asses that the Bible explicitly states that zealotry is verboten. Can’t remember exactly where it is ’cause I’m still somewhat drunk from the festival I was at, but I’m sure you’ll be able to find the verse.