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CHOCOLATE !!!!!!!!!!!:lol: :lol:
Must be a woman thing. :lol:
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The greatest invention and why?
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vacuum packing.
Think of all the things that come vacuum packed, and last so much long.
If only mens parts was vacuum packed mid erection :twisted:
Well Tanny as it happens …
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Quote by LostAhhh!!
Contentiously we could say God was the greatest invention!
But who invented God
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Contentiously we could say God was the greatest invention!
But who invented God
:roll:a big bang!!
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Quote by TanKinky
a big bang!!
Couldn't have been that big a bang or you would have been there Tan
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Printing.
It allowed political and religious comment to be disseminated to the masses. The activists printed the Bible and their political pamphlets in English. It was the first time 'people' had been able to access that level of information. It lead to reading/writing among the common people, an understanding of the political situation, the vote (slowly).
People learned to read by studying a single book (often the Bible) by candle-light after working 12 hours a day.
Before then the language of religion, law and science was Latin - a dead language that excluded 95% or more of the population. Discussions between intellectuals about the meaning of the Christian teachings, choices of belief and possible heresy were in the exclusive realm of the few Latin writers. As soon as these arguments hit the streets in the local language (not just English - Germany was hugely affected by this process) people started making choices. Some of these choices got them burned at the stake - but it was the beginning of the end for the 'do as I say - you wouldn't understand' brigade. The point is they were making CHOICES.
Printing made political and religious debate and mass education possible, and education even now, is often the difference between having choices in life and not.
Bless you Guthenburg and Martin Luther. Heroes of the first water
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(Apologies for the length of the post - bit of a hobby-horse of mine)
It allowed political and religious comment to be disseminated to the masses. The activists printed the Bible and their political pamphlets in English. It was the first time 'people' had been able to access that level of information. It lead to reading/writing among the common people, an understanding of the political situation, the vote (slowly).
People learned to read by studying a single book (often the Bible) by candle-light after working 12 hours a day.
Before then the language of religion, law and science was Latin - a dead language that excluded 95% or more of the population. Discussions between intellectuals about the meaning of the Christian teachings, choices of belief and possible heresy were in the exclusive realm of the few Latin writers. As soon as these arguments hit the streets in the local language (not just English - Germany was hugely affected by this process) people started making choices. Some of these choices got them burned at the stake - but it was the beginning of the end for the 'do as I say - you wouldn't understand' brigade. The point is they were making CHOICES.
Printing made political and religious debate and mass education possible, and education even now, is often the difference between having choices in life and not.
Bless you Guthenburg and Martin Luther. Heroes of the first water
:D:D:D:D(Apologies for the length of the post - bit of a hobby-horse of mine)
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Quote by woohoo
a big bang!!
Couldn't have been that big a bang or you would have been there Tan
I was there :shock: :giggle:
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Quote by markz
Socks.............
without them my feet would get cold.......
Very true - it's the simple things in life that make it worth living
