The Pope | Second Time Lucky

Pope go bye bye?

Yes
18
58%
No
7
23%
non believers like you lot should get aids and burn in hell
6
19%
 
Total votes: 31
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Pete
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"no that's the ko'ran, I think you'd like this bible better..."
cdd
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That reminds me. Viking Direct have their dear Ian Helford, Chairman on the front of their catalogues and he's formed part of their brand image. However his days are also numbered, and they've now resorted to calling him "Chairman Emeritus". What are they going to do when he does -- "Chairman Moritus" or something?
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Bail
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Well news 24 have just said he's ok.

Update: Sky have this to say.
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Johnny
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Would the three people who voted for this option like to come forward ;) :lol:

"non believers like you lot should get aids and burn in hell"
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Gavin Scott
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Oh that was me. Seems like a fun night out.
Anonymous

Am I the only one who doesn't really care what the Pope had for breakfast?

I'm thinking of phoning up Radio Sheffield tomorrow and saying "I had cornflakes this morning." maybe it will be breaking news?
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I want him to die just so I get to see the Media Frenzy. . .
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I'm just wondering why all the media outlets are using the term 'tracheotomy', when, in practice, most doctors say 'tracheo<b>s</b>tomy'. Indeed, a quick glance at a few of my medical textbooks shows that most - particularly the more respected ones, like the Oxford Handbook - don't even list 'tracheotomy', using only the alternative. And yet almost everything I've read or seen about this uses the relatively more obscure term. Any ideas as to why?
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Nick Harvey
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Just thought it might be the right time to bump this one back to the top.
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I'll give him until 1am BST, until he dies!
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