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There is a difference between attraction and practice. For me, a homosexual is person who practices homosexuality. Attraction is no always black and white, rather a continuum. A married person who has children and practices heterosexuality, may also have also experience homosexual attraction from t...

Guest wrote:God you have no idea.
This place is a desert for company and...revelations...

Nights are cold, no?

Still, the drugs seem plentiful.

I'm open minded to the idea that same-sex couples can raise children 'successfully'. However, as always it seems here, I object to the principle of the concept. In other words, you admit that gay people can make fine parents but they just shouldn't be allowed to have or adopt children. After all, t...

It's a safe presumption to make that a bishop would be guided in all aspects of his life by his interpretation of the Bible in light of what he terms "Christian morality". Given that it's equally safe to assume that he would, therefore, be opposed to "homosexual conduct" in stude...

...all I can find is that about 5 years ago at a meeting of The General Synod or similar, he argued that right then was perhaps not the best time to force through a vote on gay clergy being installed. No mention was made on his views on homosexuality per se, we know nothing of his views on the subj...

That 10 - 15 minute walk is such a killer.

"Why?", I know one shouldn't respond to trolls, but the fact you're being so monumentally stupid warrants comment. Study of Modern Languages is not simply about learning foreign languages. I would have thought that would be obvious. If not, a quick look at the relevant web pages would have...

The Music Centre should be able to help.

http://www.st-andrews.ac.uk/music/Home/

He has an invisible Labradoodle named Squinty Herman. I suggest you email him and ask to see photos. Of course, Squinty Herman won't be visible, but you'll have broken the ice.

Gubbins wrote:I'd be quite happy to see money from many failing polytechnics (the University of Cumbria being a case in point) diverted to other institutions

I am not sure why you'd describe the University of Cumbria as a failing polytechnic.

It might be failing but it is not a polytechnic.

Has some Sinner Law been passed that requires macgamer to 'illuminate' each post he makes with a pointless image?

The aims and motives of the people who issued the original invitation may have been perfectly innocent. That is not the point. It's not that many years since the Students' Association ran long campaigns to try to get students - female students especially - to be aware of potential dangers after a ni...

I don't, and didn't, deny that there are (former) socialists, social conservatives, and, yes, some outright fantasists who promise things they can't deliver in the SNP. I was merely pointing out that the same description is equally true of the LIb Dems. You only have to look at the STARLINK group fo...

DACrowe wrote:An alliance of former socialists, social conservatives and outright fantasists who now have a steady track record of promising things they can't and don't deliver?

That's the Lib Dems in a nutshell.

I wouldn't be at all surprised if the person who coined the term "badlands" was related somehow to the person who came up with the notion that St Andrews only has three streets.

Lattesometime? wrote:maybe you should take up "raquet"ball or something as a way of meeting a male companion

And until then you can always play by yourself.

Oh I know that is what he was trying to imply, but it wasn't part of what could be considered a description.

KodakMoment wrote:That's me! Well, I don't have dark hair. Or glasses. Or a pink hoody. But the rest of the description fits.

In other words, you're a man?

Yeah! Damn university sneakily making you pay a fee before you can graduate. It's outrageous. The university could at least have told you that you would need to pay. Oh wait. They did.

There's no way 'round it. You have to pay the fee.