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okasha

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6. I'm sure it'll be forthcoming.

Reply to rug (Reply #5)

Tue Jul 9, 2013, 03:50 PM

Jul 2013

After all, didn't Cardinals cover up for pedophile priests?

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St. Louis Cardinals remove religious symbols from pitcher’s mound following fan’s complaints [View all] rug Jul 2013 OP

It was a tribute to a deceased team member done by members of the grounds crew. cbayer Jul 2013 #1

Many smokers in NYC call the area that people smoke outside a bar as the Bloomberg Lounge. hrmjustin Jul 2013 #2

That's funny. cbayer Jul 2013 #3

Actually, no it wasn't, some claim a number 6 was drawn on the field... Humanist_Activist Jul 2013 #18

Where do you get that information? cbayer Jul 2013 #28

Look at the first picture, does that really look like a 6 to you? Humanist_Activist Jul 2013 #31

I don't care if it's a six or a fish. The grounds crew said it was a tribute. cbayer Jul 2013 #34

Look at it more closely. okasha Jul 2013 #36

At least he and the other outrageistas okasha Jul 2013 #4

I'm waiting for a demand to change the name of the city. rug Jul 2013 #5

I'm sure it'll be forthcoming. okasha Jul 2013 #6

You left out the little puking smiley. rug Jul 2013 #7

Ooops. okasha Jul 2013 #8

Lol, we've been here too long. rug Jul 2013 #9

Truth. okasha Jul 2013 #10

Wow..joking and fist bump over child rape skepticscott Jul 2013 #12

Did that seriously just happen? Lordquinton Jul 2013 #19

It sure did skepticscott Jul 2013 #20

No, it didn't. okasha Jul 2013 #37

Yea, I know sarcasm Lordquinton Jul 2013 #42

Uhm, I wasn't mocking the issue of pedophilia in the church or anywhere else, or okasha Jul 2013 #59

I'm offended by the actions of the Catholic Church Lordquinton Jul 2013 #69

This message was self-deleted by its author Rob H. Jul 2013 #38

Yep Rob H. Jul 2013 #39

Pretty standard stuff for child-rape apologists. cleanhippie Jul 2013 #49

And then tried to claim someone else did it skepticscott Jul 2013 #50

At least its breaking the stereotype of being religious means being honest and morally upstanding. cleanhippie Jul 2013 #51

Lol! rug Jul 2013 #53

Lol! cleanhippie Jul 2013 #57

By their smilies ye shall know them. okasha Jul 2013 #60

I better not answer you. rug Jul 2013 #62

"Eating babies" is always a good fallback okasha Jul 2013 #64

Only Worcestershire. rug Jul 2013 #65

Oh, dear. okasha Jul 2013 #66

And the Catholic Church has been covering up and enabling skepticscott Jul 2013 #11

Congratulations. You've gone from an OP about baseball to child rape in 11 posts. rug Jul 2013 #13

Interesting, the pedophile references started with the poster okasha. Warren Stupidity Jul 2013 #14

Thanks for saving me the trouble skepticscott Jul 2013 #15

Okasha did it in six skepticscott Jul 2013 #16

Not at all. The reference was to the eagerness in here to turn discussion to child rape. rug Jul 2013 #21

Shameless bullshit, smirking snark about how unpleasant it is Warren Stupidity Jul 2013 #23

Oh, I don't think she said atheists at all. rug Jul 2013 #41

It gets brought up so it's not forgotten Lordquinton Jul 2013 #47

Good luck with your mission. rug Jul 2013 #48

What truth did I acknowledge? Lordquinton Jul 2013 #55

The truth is that there are many who turn unrelated posts about religion into posts about child rape rug Jul 2013 #56

You know who brought that into this thread Lordquinton Jul 2013 #58

There were no jokes bout child abuse. There were jokes about people always talking about child rape. rug Jul 2013 #63

A truly funny subject Lordquinton Jul 2013 #71

We were talking about interjecting pedophilia into discussions, not interjecting religion. rug Jul 2013 #75

We were talking about injecting things where they don't belong Lordquinton Jul 2013 #77

God advice. Follow it. rug Jul 2013 #79

You should be telling another person that Lordquinton Jul 2013 #83

Which nobody had actually done in this thread skepticscott Jul 2013 #27

Oh, I can't fault her for commenting on the predictable responses. rug Jul 2013 #40

Come on rug... rexcat Jul 2013 #43

That is true for this thread. rug Jul 2013 #46

Of course the remarks were crude. okasha Jul 2013 #61

I do have to agree with you on one point... rexcat Jul 2013 #67

Dear me. okasha Jul 2013 #68

This message was self-deleted by its author rexcat Jul 2013 #70

Who cares what you think... rexcat Jul 2013 #72

Apparently you do, okasha Jul 2013 #80

Again... rexcat Jul 2013 #81

And just keep on responding.... okasha Jul 2013 #82

Good one! MyOwnPeace Jul 2013 #52

Your headline seems, at best, inaccurate.... Humanist_Activist Jul 2013 #17

The headline is from the newspaper. rug Jul 2013 #22

I just find it curious that you pick a news source with a certain slant, a non-local one at that... Humanist_Activist Jul 2013 #24

Yeah, I'm going to go with the local newspaper Goblinmonger Jul 2013 #25

Kindly show where this is about "evil atheists". rug Jul 2013 #54

"The fact is that the Cardinals staff did not put the symbols there..." Jenoch Jul 2013 #26

Should have said manager didn't authorize it, my bad. n/t Humanist_Activist Jul 2013 #29

Even if it was a fish symbol along with the cross, Jenoch Jul 2013 #30

Doesn't matter, the managers didn't authorize it, so told the groundskeeper to stop. Humanist_Activist Jul 2013 #33

A couple of things. Jenoch Jul 2013 #35

This is such a non-story, but HuffPo and WaPo have both picked it up - cbayer Jul 2013 #32

If you follow baseball... rexcat Jul 2013 #44

I don't know about you, but when I go to a game, I can barely see the pitcher cbayer Jul 2013 #45

I watch more than a few ball games... rexcat Jul 2013 #73

I don't get much TV, so I'm kind of out of the loop on that one. cbayer Jul 2013 #74

I have not been to a Reds game this year... rexcat Jul 2013 #76

I love going to a game. cbayer Jul 2013 #78