Heidigirl666

I beg to differ. Why should animals be put under pain and potential death just to benefit us? Because our prime objective is survival of our own species. The same ...

But you have to test medicines on animals first to make sure it's safe to test on people. :wink: You can't just take a completely untested pharmacutical product and test ...

Hehe. I made Sean Bean. :D

Some bits in English translations of the Bible are blatantly false in comparison to original versions (I say original, but it's something like copies of copies, but still, oldest ones ...

I'd have to agree, there's a reason prostitution is described as the oldest profession in the world. :wink: And you don't need a 'new' slavery, when slavery is still rife ...

Well why not? It could contibute to a cure on some really horrible diseases and I think that's the important thing. People act as if they're planning to make some ...

I think if you're trying to let someone know that you think it's okay if they're gay, fair enough. It can be terrifying simply not knowing how accepting someone is ...

The 2nd Amendment comes from a time when it made sense for people to be armed. It has absolutely no relevance today. Why should anyone have a 'right' to be ...

If you are having sex with somebody who you don't love, something is seriously wrong. You do realise that this could potntially result in a child, right? Every heard of ...

My father doesn't like the fact that I date other races. He says that I should stick to my on kind. Stick to you 'own kind'? That is racist. :shock: ...

Unless trading sex for money is illegal (which in the UK it isn't) then being a prostitute cannot make you a criminal. :wink: In the UK it is illegal instead ...

Just let me check if these books are in first person :roll: ...*runs off to look* Yep. :D 'Falling into Glory' by Robert Westall and 'The Toll Bridge' by Aidan ...

I think Derek just wants everyone to agree with him. :wink: And that's not what having a debate is about. What's with using a certain word because it's 'easier' to ...

It's not common in the UK except for valid medical reasons or religious reasons, but I understand it's quite common, or used to be quite common in the US? :? ...

We always just called them fizzy drinks in our house... I know a lot of my friends in the UK though called it fizzy pop (but never just 'pop') Ah...a ...