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TAKE ACTION! Coronation Street As reported in last week’s ebulletin, there was a discussion of Humanism on the popular ITV soap Coronation Street last week. Since then both the Telegraph and the BBC have reported that both Ofcom and ITV have received complaints about ‘anti-Christian’ comments made o...

Yesterday we attended the first major UK event run by the Center for Inquiry: the Weird Science conference and great fun it was too. We are now happy to add this organisation to our list and to encourage people to join as a Friend in order to support them financially so they can continue to run exce...

Alan

Thinking about it, it'd be more confusing to delete what is now not a duplicate and I'd have to edit my post because it would then refer to a non-existent post...not worth the hassle!

Thanks, George. It's a good quiz and I think it should stay permanently at the top. I've changed the name for 'end of year quiz' because that gives the impression it's about the year that's just ended when it's actually very broad. Scroll down for the answers. Maria Edit: OK, I think four and a half...

I've split this post off from the main homeopathy thread to hopefully attract more attention. You have until August 2008 to sign.

We the undersigned petition the Prime Minister to Immediately ban NHS funding of homoeopathy and redirect the resources to proven medicine.

Maria

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PC: just make sure your quote starts with quote in square brackets and ends with /quote in square brackets and you'll soon get the hang of it!

Jaybird wrote:Just been listening to I'm sorry I haven't a clue where they came up with...

Is that the BBC Radio 4 show, or a confession?

Sorry! Couldn't resist!

Alan (who forgot he was logged in as Admin)

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Seismology

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The proof is in the pudding. :wink: Only Americans say that. Over here we still use the original expression: The proof of the pudding is in the eating. :grin: I don't know where the original phrase comes from, but I just can't see why the proof of anything should be in the pudding! Alan (who forgot...

Posts discussing the article itself have been split off to a new thread:

Responses to Richard Norman article in New Humanist

Zoe

I've added the poll and added a fourth option - hope this is OK? I've also restricted the poll to the UK (otherwise it'd get confusing!), but I'm sure people from outside the UK could comment on the situation in their country.

Alan

*Rushes to bump up neglected thread*

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There's a whole bunch of of these on youtube: Old British TV adverts from the 1960s. I don't remember many of them in Part 1 apart from the girl fellating the Cadbury's flake and Butlins, which is a big nostalgia trip in itself. ETA: Sorry - accidentally posted this when logged in as admin. It's act...

The post that was in clear breach of the rules of this forum have been split off to here.

Now please play nicely together.

Maria

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