Would Jesus Christ have banned Rochambeau?

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I really preferred an old BRTD. The new one is just... heh.

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Why is this relevant?

We should all strive to follow Jesus Christ, not man-made rules like of religion. Or the TOS.

Is this a failed parody attempt, or you're totally out of your mind now, Red?

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This is definitely BRTD's most unsettling obsession so far.

I actually think he's becoming a real christian, instead of a CINO

I don't know what's worse.

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People, as a Pole I know more than you all do combined that Swedes can be very dangerous people. They'll deluge you if you mess with them.

So, for your own safety, don't f**k with Lord Gustaf.

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To paraphrase Reverend Mike Huckabee: Jesus was too smart to start posting on some internet forum.

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Secondly, excluding Jesus' meanderings about the nature of god and man, an opinion of which anyone educated or uneducated could have should he so wish, his musings about mans relationship with fellow men isn't particularly complex, or new or unique. Confucius covered the same ground 500 years earlier in a part of the world that was as distant from Judea then as Mars is to us today. The Golden Rule for example is found in just about every ethical religious and secular tradition. The fact Jesus comments on it would only be of any interest had he not condoned it.

Once a Catholic always a Catholic, eh?

Afleitch is a papist? Oh no.