Let's be unreasonable

@very-rusty said
Only if one believes in sins! 🙂

-VR

No I can write a Story About anything without believeing in the comcept. It helps however to understand the Concept....

@ponderable said
No I can write a Story About anything without believeing in the comcept. It helps however to understand the Concept....

So you are saying you do understand the concept! 😉

-VR

@very-rusty said
So you are saying you do understand the concept! 😉

-VR

All of the following concepts : "sin"; "sarcsasm", And 1.Peter 4,7

@ponderable said
All of the following concepts : "sin"; "sarcsasm", And 1.Peter 4,7

Doesn't tell me that you understand the concept I can quote a scripture that I google, doesn't mean I understand what the scripture is telling me. My version could be different than yours or someone else. It is all about inturpetation at the end of the day.

-VR

@very-rusty said
Doesn't tell me that you understand the concept I can quote a scripture that I google, doesn't mean I understand what the scripture is telling me. My version could be different than yours or someone else. It is all about inturpetation at the end of the day.

-VR

Is there an interpretation for your inturpetation?

@ghost-of-a-duke said
Is there an interpretation for your inturpetation?

Of course not, that would be reasonable. You Sir are in the unreasonable thread! 😉

-VR

@very-rusty said
Of course not, that would be reasonable. You Sir are in the unreasonable thread! 😉

-VR

I'm unhappy with that reply as it failed to make my beard grow.

@ghost-of-a-duke said
Is there an interpretation for your inturpetation?

The word 'inturpetation ' is a colloquial Canadian word that dropped out of use in the middle part of the last century.

The 'inturp' part is short for being in moral turpitude ie. an act which seriously offends the morals of the community.
The 'pet' refers to an animal companion and the 'tation' is an abbreviation for station.

Poor Canadians in the 1930's were said to indulge in the act of 'inturpetation'.
After their wife (it was always applied only to males) had left them they would take their animal companion to a deserted station and perform an unnatural act on the wretched benighted creature.

Men accused of this would often say that they had taken their pet to the station looking for turpentine to clean said creatures fur and this is where the word came from.
Even though at the time pet shampoos were not available this explanation would seldom wash with the church elders.

@the-gravedigger said
The word 'inturpetation ' is a colloquial Canadian word that dropped out of use in the middle part of the last century.

The 'inturp' part is short for being in moral turpitude ie. an act which seriously offends the morals of the community.
The 'pet' refers to an animal companion and the 'tation' is an abbreviation for station.

Poor Canadians in the 1930's were ...[text shortened]... the time pet shampoos were not available this explanation would seldom wash with the church elders.

The Ghost invites you sir for afternoon tea.

@ghost-of-a-duke said
The Ghost invites you sir for afternoon tea.

I am honoured and accept sir.

@the-gravedigger said
The word 'inturpetation ' is a colloquial Canadian word that dropped out of use in the middle part of the last century.

The 'inturp' part is short for being in moral turpitude ie. an act which seriously offends the morals of the community.
The 'pet' refers to an animal companion and the 'tation' is an abbreviation for station.

Poor Canadians in the 1930's were ...[text shortened]... the time pet shampoos were not available this explanation would seldom wash with the church elders.

To make a long story short, some of you English can't even be understood over here!!! 😛 ..... Hope I am not be overly unfreasonable....well to be truthful don't really care! 😉

Of course the English never did an unnatural act of any kind!!!! 😛 😉

Didn't one of your Kings make up a new religion because he wanted to marry someone the church didn't agree that he should marry? What about the days of the Servants? Do you still have them?

-VR

@ghost-of-a-duke said
The Ghost invites you sir for afternoon tea.

That is another odd custom is the afternoon tea!!! 😉

-VR

@very-rusty said
What about the days of the Servants? Do you still have them?

-VR

Due to economic hardships I only employ a gardener and a cook now.

@the-gravedigger said
Due to economic hardships I only employ a gardener and a cook now.

You acutally pay them, not like in the olden days eh? 😉

-VR

@very-rusty said
You acutally pay them, not like in the olden days eh? 😉

-VR

Those days are gone 😉