"the Trafford Centre"

Omigod! I can honestly say that I've never really equated the Trafford Centre with the enriching of life . . . I do go to visit the Apple Store (but I can avoid that now there's one in the Arndale, a cock's stride from the epicurean delights of the Northern Quarter), and I can see the attraction in the Selfridges food hall (but only when I'm flush), but I rather identify the place with one of the circles of Hell Dante missed the door to.


". . . atheists are also requested to provide names of hospitals founded by atheists, charitable orders started by them, and books saved by them.

Er, are you seriously suggesting that atheists are not involved in any good works? That's quite ridiculous. You don't personally know the religious (or otherwise) views of everyone involved in working for the common good.

"Here and there we get a religious nut at Mudcat who wants to condemn people for their unbelief, that that's rarely the case here.

Which the above post proves wrong, Joe.