idle muse

I'm with chocoholic. Shootings are practically unheard of in most of Europe and Australia, and I put it down to gun control. And Rubric, I would say that someone has ...

Thanks for all the positive feedback! It really is appreciated.

They should be controlled. Very, very tightly. I find the practice of countries such as the US to allow people to just buy handguns - despite the fact that the ...

I believe torture is wrong, both because morally it's disgusting, and practically because the reliability of information gained under torture is questionable at best.

It probably would lose a plagiarism lawsuit. It has to be the most unappealing story I've ever read. If not outright plagiarism, it's definitely cliche to a fault.

I don't think they're criminals, as it isn't illegal to be a prostitute (in the UK anyway, I don't know about the US). I'd be hesitant to call them victims ...

I liked it, but is quite difficult to read. I think it would be better in traditional spaced paragraphs. Oh, and you used shrieked twice in the prologue, and spelt ...

Centre is the correct form of spelling in British English. And yes, they are gay, why?

Homosexuality can't be fixed, because there's nothing wrong with it.

But proposing, and marriage, is a life time commitment. Why are you against people having sex without marriage? Sex is one of the great joys of life, and denying yourself ...

What do people think about this? Most religions seem to encourage chastity, i.e. to refrain from sex for purely pleasurable purposes. I personally see nothing wrong with sex outside of ...

Thunder, I disagree with you on the sex before marriage thing. Actually, I think I'm going to make another debate about it. But back on track, how anyone can effectively ...

^Alright, here we go... The girl from the example isn't even married. She has absolutly no reason to be having sex if she isn't even married! I don't know what ...

Ha, thanks. I had the same argument with my grandparents so I looked this stuff up (I won in the end :) )

- During the Roman celebration of the feast of Saturnalia, Pagans did decorate their houses with clippings of evergreen shrubs. This practice was copied by the Christians, and incidentally condemned ...