‘Bonding' through royal street parties’?

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Well, we have two avenues to bond in the context of the ‘royal’ wedding.

One, we can bond through street parties celebrating the marriage of two scrounging gits,

Two, we can bond through street parties celebrating the significance of the people despite these two scrounging gits.

Which is to be preferred?

Cameron's ‘nazi scum-ish’ support for royal wedding ‘street partying’

“The prime minister has called on the nation to "get on and have fun" on the day of the royal wedding, urging Britons to organise street parties.

On Monday, Mr Cameron will travel to the north of England, with wife Samantha, to promote street celebrations.

He says 29 April will be a "chance [to]... celebrate the great things about our country" - bbc.

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Archbishop of Canterbury says ‘aye’ to ‘royal street party' nonsense

Dr Williams also commended the encouragement of days of "shared celebration" such as the royal wedding of Prince William and Kate Middleton.
"It's nice and entirely appropriate that we are being encouraged to some public displays of shared celebration next Friday: let a thousand street parties blossom!" source

Are you viewing porn 'too much'?

This article is rated 18 I (for those whom are 18 years of age and inquisitive only)

"Those people spending large amounts of time accessing porn are not having more fun," said Dr Heather Wood.

"They are more worried about themselves, more worried about what they are looking at, and report more relationship problems."

Four per cent of men aged 18-24 (in the UK) said they used adult sites for more than 10 hours a week, a level which doctors describe as "problematic and potentially compulsive". bbc

There are quite a few ways of looking at it.

It is the Chinese, not the Christians per se, whom are addicted to ‘certainty’

 The following is ed’s comment on the article ‘Are Christians addicted to certainty?’ It has been elaborated upon below. The comment takes issue with the oversight upon which the ‘insight’ is based - which is generally the case amongst the chinese, i.e. personal experiences over a few decades, media productions, etc.


Irreligious:

“Here's one common refrain I've heard from many of my devoted, church-going, Christian friends: "Life is simple. Why make it so complicated?

Is singapore doomed because of its size?

In a nutshell, if size does matter, it is the size of the collective brain that matters. In the context of singapore, given its monocultural and confucian ethos, not only do we have a small size, but a limp one as well.
The following was placed as a brief comment beneath the article, 'Singapore needs creativity and gumption to beat odds of history’. It has been elucidated upon below. article

royal wedding: the ‘refuseniks’ vs the dumbniks

bbc: royal wedding, how might refuseniks spend their day

Did Milli Vanilli really do wrong?

To those who don’t know, Milli Vanilli, a pop group of the 80s, had its grammy revoked when it was discovered that their award-winning song wasn’t sung by them. They were just lip-synching to a song sung by someone else.

This was Frank Farian’s idea - the one who formed and managed the group that was fronted by Fab Morvan and Rob Pilatus. Why? Because Farian felt that the original singers lacked a marketable image.

Movies & Culture: I Spit on Your Grave

Frenchies approve thongs but ban the Islamic veil

When 'Outsourcing' equals to 'Outsourcing Culpability

Is the impression i get when attempting to communicate with the customer service in Lovefilm.com. I really wish I could write in, maybe Urdu or Hindi, or be a slipper’s-throw from them so that i could do exactly that.

Porn Gore vs Sex Porn

BBC does PR for Clegg

The BBC really does suck up to the toffs in society.

Not only does it give prominence to ‘celebrities’, as opposed to activists for instance, but it bangs on about when the last time that privileged plonker, ‘prince’ william, scratched his arse, or how Nick Clegg is oh so upset about how people perceive him; or how his son keeps asking him why the students are angry with him, or how he ‘cries regular to music’. - bbc

pragmatics: To Upgrade or not to Upgrade

''Singaporeans' are rude, arrogant, filthy'

The following is an excerpt from a post which was brought to my attention, via email, by a disgruntled singaporean Indian.

ed's comment, as posted on the relevant site, but with further elaboration here, follows the excerpt.

Considering Piracy, in brief.