Nah, cheers on ya lad. Helps hearing sanity amidst equally purposeful chaos. Good people in France, good people in America, good people all over.
I would be tempted to say ‘Amen to that’ but since I’m not a believer and, more importantly, since I know how ‘Amen’ is frowned upon but this time by another bunch of self-proclaimed defenders of the good values (aka censors), I will simply and enthusiastically say +1 ;)
Nah, cheers on ya lad. Helps hearing sanity amidst equally purposeful chaos. Good people in France, good people in America, good people all over.
I would be tempted to say ‘Amen to that’ but since I’m not a believer and, more importantly, since I know how ‘Amen’ is frowned upon but this time by another bunch of self-proclaimed defenders of the good values (aka censors), I will simply and enthusiastically say +1 ;)
While “amen” is indeed traditionally used in a religion manner, it simply means “truly” in Hebrew. No need for it to be religious in nature.
Thx for the clarification.