I confess... (1 Viewer)

gray · Jan 5, 2004

Something that you did/do/are... everything goes

I confess that I own a Man Utd. and Real Madrid jersey. One of them was a 'gift' and the other was a fake I bought for $5.

I confess that I have burned neither (yet)

Zlatan · Jan 5, 2004

Dude, must you already corrupt the forums? Two threads in one day???

Anyways, I confess I had an original Manyoo scarf, that I gave away to a friend. I also confess that it was very pwetty, and that I didnt give it away because it was Manyoo, but because she was a good friend, altho a little Beckham crazed. Does this make me a bad Juve fan? :dazed:

Anyways, I confess I'm in love. Well, not really, no, but I'm almost almost in love

aressandro10 · Jan 5, 2004

heheh... I confessed that I am the prime mover for my team to use Real Madrid jersey ..... i have to ... coz at the moment the final selection is between Real's and Barca.... i cant think myself running around the pitch with a clownlike red and blue attire (just need a red nose and a puyol-like wig ).. and Real all white school-uniform-ish is kinda simple and cool..

gray · Jan 5, 2004

Yes, Real's does look classy, but what it stands for... :fero:

Martin · Jan 5, 2004

Blessed is he who...

ehm I knew I couldn't pull that one off

Confession is pretty groovy, don't you think? You protestants are missing out

I bought the "Move move move" Man U single back in my Man U days..

aressandro10 · Jan 5, 2004

it stand for Raul, Zidane , Figo ,Ronaldo and Roberto Carlos.. my key point in my campaign

... works all the time :thumb:

gray · Jan 5, 2004

Hey i was away for a long time man... i need my booster

I know u were kiddin, but...actually i don't think confession is 'pretty groovy', cos i still fail to see the need to be forgiven by communicating with God through a human medium.

Also, you'll be real sorry when you hear your recorded voice online in "The World's Naughtiest Confessions" :scared:

You had Man U days!?

That's a confession in itself!

flieeeekke · Jan 5, 2004

i'd love to get real jersey. the one without sponsor logos. i think they've won against leverkusen with that one. class stuff.

Martin · Jan 5, 2004

Well isn't church all about being together and sharing the experience? As such, confession is a means to communicate with God through another person, it might make it "easier" for some people to understand when they can relate to a priest in that way.

What is that?

I did yes. Then I discovered Juve and my interest in ManU faded.

Ivy · Jan 5, 2004

- I have a huge (men's size M) Englad jersey. It's an original. It was a gift from a friend. Thing is that i'm not a huge fan of England.

So i totally don't understand why he got me this jersey or the size... I mean it's really too too big and i'm quite a small person (153 cm, 43.someting kg) i can't even stuff it properly into my jeans (stop laughing at me :groan: )

So i told him honestly that i dun really like it but it's just the thought that counts and the fact that it's a gift for me.

So now i'm guilty of letting a perfectly gd Jersey sit in my wardrobe. And for not being willing to sell it cos it was a present.

- I'm a 1st class nail biter. Dispite family and friends trying to make me stop....... i never have long nails..... when i'm too excited... i'll bite them untill they start to hurt a little :down: I've been doing this sice i was like .... around 7 yrs old......

Ali · Jan 5, 2004

Am about to totally hung Juve paraphanelia in our office without the knowledge of my Man U & Arsenal workmates.

gray · Jan 5, 2004

I know what you mean, and it's fair enough to share with your bros/sis' the kinds of things you're struggling with and need forgiveness for, but that's not how you're forgiven. I personally don't believe that people should have to go and tell a priest and recite mantras to be forgiven.

We need not communicate with God through other people. Well, not since Jesus' death:

The curtain that the Bible is talking about was a curtain that seperated the holy place in the temple that only the High Priest could enter and then only on the Day of Atonement as an intercessor for the Jewish people. He would intercede with God on behalf of the people.

It could be viewed as a symbol of sin, as it seperated the people from God. When Jesus died, He took away our sins. We no longer had to be seperated from God. We no longer needed someone to intercede on our behalf. We can now have a personal relationship with God

Martin · Jan 5, 2004

If you're talking about the old Catholic then you're right but the church didn't reform without a reason.

Well isn't it true that habits dominate people? I always thought it was kinda awkward to go to confession but once I was there I thought it was a nice experience, you have someone understanding listen to you and you feel a relief.

gray · Jan 5, 2004

Fair enough, but as i said before, i see it only as a way of getting it off your chest

I confess that there's a small colony of ants gathering in my room cos i'm too dang lazy to clean up after my meals

Martin · Jan 5, 2004

Isn't that a sin?

gray · Jan 5, 2004

Oh really? Oh well, I'm forgiven :extatic:

Then again, it could be seen as nurturing God's creation

Ivy · Jan 5, 2004

Can i work in your office?! :cheesy:

Mine sucks cos there are no football fans :wall:

Ali · Jan 5, 2004

Can you commute halfway around the world?

Torkel · Jan 5, 2004

I also had Manyoo days Martin. Incredibly embarresing. I blame Norwegian media...

I still know a lot of history about the club, I went into a Manyoo trivia thread at another forum, and I could have dominated it if I wanted.

Me too, but I've managed to stop now. Finally found a way...

Zambrotta · Jan 5, 2004

How?

I must know!

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