bravo for the swiss

[mrdonuts]

http://timescorrespondents.typepad.c.../11/swiss.html

Ah, Switzerland, its Alpine pastures, its milk chocolate, its army knives and… its minarets. You might get that impression from the poster above. It is featuring in a campaign for one of those people's votes that only the Swiss come up with. The whole country votes on Sunday on a move to ban minarets from the country.

[Pondlife]

Turn the tape over so we can hear something different for a change, there's a good lad. Thanks.

[Clippy]

Turn the tape over so we can hear something different for a change, there's a good lad. Thanks.

I wonder how many other forums he posts stuff like this on?

[Board Game Geek]

An interesting article, that presents the Swiss with an dilemma.

[bobhope]

An interesting article, that presents the Swiss with an dilemma.

It's a dilemma for everyone: how to reconcile freedom of religion with maintaining a democratic tradition.

[threaded]

It's a dilemma for everyone: how to reconcile freedom of religion with maintaining a democratic tradition.

Not possible.

HTH

[Churchill]

It's a dilemma for everyone: how to reconcile freedom of religion with maintaining a democratic tradition.

Not possible.

HTH

WHS!

On a side note, drove to Yeadon for an interview yesterday and passed by an absolutely beautiful mosque! Wonderful architecture!

On the way back yesterday the Muezzin was leading the call to prayer.

Let 'em get on with it I say!

[BoredBloke]

WHS!

On a side note, drove to Yeadon for an interview yesterday and passed by an absolutely beautiful mosque! Wonderful architecture!

On the way back yesterday the Muezzin was leading the call to prayer.

Let 'em get on with it I say!

I spent 3 happy years out that way in Horsforth @ tasc. A guy from my year lives in Yeadon and he had the worst personal hygene I've ever encountered. Often he'd be sporting jeans with various stains from various dribbles

[Churchill]

I spent 3 happy years out that way in Horsforth @ tasc. A guy from my year lives in Yeadon and he had the worst personal hygene I've ever encountered. Often he'd be sporting jeans with various stains from various dribbles

Nice...

Thanks for that.

[BoredBloke]

No problem - he was in our house in the fist year and spent all summer there before everybody else turned up for the second year. I'd spent almost 12 hours on the coach from Aberdeen to get there and ran a bath the freshen up. What I didn't know and check was John had his annual bath earlier. I got in my bath and all the sides were slimy. I actually managed to dive out of the bath without actually touching it! The dirty fecker