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Was in an Italian restaurant when in came a woman in the full Islamic hijab or niqab (sorry I neither know nor care what the correct terminology is - the one where only her eyes were visible) with her husband.
Sadly I'd just paid and was on my way out so never got to find out but can anyone tell me how you go about eating spaghetti or pizza with you mouth covered over? Would she clumsily shove food in the direction of her mouth underneath it or would she lift it up to show the full eroticism of her mouth while she ate, presumably condemning her to the eternal fires of hell?
Utterly bizarre that people consider this rational.
The comedy highlight was when her husband went to the toilet (incidentally he was wearing shorts and a t-shirt - come on give the guy a break; it was 29C in London today, you can't expect the bloke to go round wrapped in a black curtain soaking up the heat like his poor missus has to) and she was texting someone on her phone and then took a selfie to show she was in a restaurant. I suppose maybe she has really distinctive eyes so you can tell unmistakably it is her!
As I was reading Dawkins at the time and had had a couple of cheekys I was hardly in the mood to 'respect their beliefs'.
Niqab covers the whole head. Some muslim men feel that a head barren permits rape.
I honestly can't tell if you're joking there or that's actually true.
Just face it, hair is sexy.
Probably explains why I got sacked from Supercuts then.
If only I'd been quicker at thinking on my feet I could have just said 'it's my religion' when they asked me what my home made hair gel was made from.
I would ban it in all public spaces. Our allowing of it is an appeasement to barbaric treatment of women and a kick in the teeth to all Muslim women who are brought up in fundamentalist families and are forced to wear it. Why the hell does religion blind us to the erm, blindingly obvious. The treatment of women as non humans is bloody unacceptable.
Just for some Bosnian chauvinist asshole to treat them as whores.
The fact that women cover up head to toe, "willingly" as we are led to believe, indicates that they were indoctrinated, that their mind was invaded, probably during their formative years, by crippled teachings resulting in nothing but the most terrifying form of one dimensional thinking in life: the path of absolute and unconditional surrender to that which cannot be rationally defended, nor logically explained, nor quietly condoned.
That's a bit out of order mate. They're entitled to their beliefs. Surely people who ignore science, logic and reason to set about a young child's vagina with a Stanley knife because God told them to are worthy of our total respect?
Yet when Peter Sutcliffe does the same to a prostitute with a screwdriver for the same reason we label him insane and bang him up for life without the chance of parole.
Honestly, it's one rule for the religious and another for bearded northern psychopaths.
Dr Edwin Babbit s idea of an atom. Supposedly makes molecule formation logical. One of the big thinkers of the last century.
Also utterly wrong. But cute. I'm going to show that in class next week.
I honestly don t know, I think an atom cannot be depicted correctly anyway.
“In the world of the very small, where particle and wave aspects of reality are equally significant, things do not behave in any way that we can understand from our experience of the everyday world...all pictures are false, and there is no physical analogy we can make to understand what goes on inside atoms. Atoms behave like atoms, nothing else.”
That would seem highly illogical, @Thunderfinger. The universe's expansion occurs isotropically; I prefer to see it more as an ever growing sphere.
Sorry by the way; your post had gone unnoticed in my mailbox.
But they never ask if snow is made of shaving foam. :)