Mel Gibson's The Passion: "It Is As It Was."

[TheStinger]

Originally posted by paiktis22
No, you're actually saved for this one. You were hanging from trees at the time.

Thats not how good ol Mel would see it.

The Celtic people living there at the time were I think sort of average iron age people's who gave the Romans a reasonable fight. Not that they have anything to do with the modern British people.

[TheStinger]

Re: English people circa 34 BC

Originally posted by paiktis22
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And what connection do you have (other than geographical) with the people who lived under Roman rule in what is now known as modern Greece.

It is just as likely that your ancestors were Turks as Greeks.

[Bereta_Eder]

Originally posted by TheStinger
Not that they have anything to do with the modern British people.

That's true.

An average Englishman

[Bereta_Eder]

Re: Re: English people circa 34 BC

Originally posted by TheStinger


And what connection do you have (other than geographical) with the people who lived under Roman rule in what is now known as modern Greece.

It is just as likely that your ancestors were Turks as Greeks.

The obvious effects of malnutricion.

A MAD english cow.

[Ted Striker]

i thought that was miss greece

[Bereta_Eder]

No it's an english mad cow. The cattle are kept in big sheds and raped by Welshmen which is why they go mad.

[TheStinger]

Thats not a slur on the english then is it. I'm sure if you were kept in a shed and raped by welshman you would go mad.

Don't confuse the welsh with English it causes upset

[Drake Tungsten]

English people circa 34 BC

Honestly, how hard is it to remember the year of Christ's crucifixion?

[Bereta_Eder]

Who wouldn't?

I've heard confusing Scots with English causes even greater upset.

[General Ludd]

Pope John Paul II saw the movie the weekend before last, in the Vatican, apparently in his private rooms, on a television, with a DVD

I thought they stopped doing that in an attempt to prevent piracy.

[DeathByTheSword]

i am to lazy to google...so when was jesus crusified? 24 AC?

i am kinda wondering what are the popes favorite programs and films he watches...

[chequita guevara]

Look, when the guyyuo have playing Jesus is struck by lightening on two seperate occasions during filming, I think that God is trying to send a message about your film.

[OzzyKP]

Very true Che.

I wonder what JPII reads into that. People have played Jesus before, and done it in a deliberately slanderous way and they never got struck by lightening. Why this one? Maybe it hit too close to the mark, and its like impersonating a police officer.

If I were a flamboyantly gay stripper in a cop uniform, I wouldn't get in trouble. But if I was really trying to pull off the part, and get people to believe I was a cop then I'd be charged with impersonating a police officer. Maybe thats the problem...

The next thing to worry about is where did the Pope get that copy of the movie? I can just see next week's headlines: "Pope found using Kazaa, RIAA files suit"

[The Mad Monk]

Did anyone actually read the article?

[Boris Godunov]

Originally posted by Drake Tungsten

English people circa 34 BC

Honestly, how hard is it to remember the year of Christ's crucifixion?

Since nobody knows for sure what year it was, if it happened, 34 BC is as good a guess as any!