[fruit_cake]

Originally Posted by Vicky.

We could live without a lot of things though.

But most dont want to, as they dont see trivial things like a humorous xmas card...rather than a boring nativity scene... as such a big deal

well they don't want to fair enough, we all make choices. There's not going to be a devil that appears on your shoulder telling you to do it and a god that appears on the other saying don't do it like in the films.

Being a immoral is not a necessity it's a choice imo.

[Pyramid*]

Originally Posted by christmas_cake

well they don't want to fair enough, we all make choices. There's not going to be a devil that appears on your shoulder telling you to do it and a god that appears on the other saying don't do it like in the films.

Being a immoral is not a necessity it's a choice imo.

Indeed. And I am absolutely sure that just about every one of us who has contributed to this thread, has made a choice at some point to do something that a.n.other person would regard as immoral - depending on each individual's moral compass. Whether that by buying a rude or jokey Christmas card: or something far less palatable.

[fruit_cake]

Originally Posted by Snowball

Indeed. And I am absolutely sure that just about every one of us who has contributed to this thread, has made a choice at some point to do something that a.n.other person would regard as immoral - depending on each individual's moral compass. Whether that by buying a rude or jokey Christmas card: or something far less palatable.

You speak for nobody other than yourself, not one single person. Please stop tarring everyone with your own moral bankrupcy

[Pyramid*]

Originally Posted by christmas_cake

You speak for nobody other than yourself, not one single person. Please stop tarring everyone with your own moral bankrupcy

LOL. I've highlighted the words in red that are important ones, the ones that you seem to have missed. Best not taking things out of context - the lines become rather blurry otherwise.

I have high moral standards thank you very much - but no need to get personal Fruitcake.

Indeed. And I am absolutely sure that just about every one of us who has contributed to this thread, has made a choice at some point to do something that a.n.other person would regard as immoral - depending on each individual's moral compass. Whether that by buying a rude or jokey Christmas card: or something far less palatable.

[fruit_cake]

Originally Posted by Snowball

LOL. I've highlighted the words in red that are important ones, the ones that you seem to have missed. Best not taking things out of context - the lines become rather blurry otherwise.

I have high moral standards thank you very much - but no need to get personal Fruitcake.

I'm not getting personal, don't flatter yourself. I'd rather boil in oil than comment on your personal life. I am stating that there are moral people in the world and this article is yet more evidence of it. So put that in your pipe and smoke it

[Pyramid*]

Originally Posted by christmas_cake

You speak for nobody other than yourself, not one single person. Please stop tarring everyone with your own moral bankrupcy

Originally Posted by christmas_cake

I'm not getting personal, don't flatter yourself. I'd rather boil in oil than comment on your personal life. I am stating that there are moral people in the world and this article is yet more evidence of it. So put that in your pipe and smoke it

Originally Posted by christmas_cake
Thanks, but I think I'd prefer to drown in boiling oil than hear your thoughts on anything at all.

I think you will find you are getting personal. There really is no need - it's all very light hearted Fruitcake.

More worryingly though: and more importantly. Should I be getting concerned about the amount of times you appear to want to boil yourself? Surely that's not worth it -all over a Christmas card thread.

Enter the jovial spirit - there's fun out there.