I still don't know which one I'd choose. I think the one I want to choose was not necessarily the best, but the one I am most attached to. What I liked about each series was as follows. TOS I loved this for its sheer imagination and nerve. It may seem cheesy and full of clichés today, but it was dar...

SeanB wrote:I'll tell the UCC Atheists and get them to come if they can. I'm the new person in charge of UCC Atheists so i should come and meet ye

That would be really great!

It would be nice to meet up both nights.

Some possibilities:

The Shelbourne, MacCurtain Street
South's, Imperial Hotel, South Mall
Old Oak, Oliver Plunkett Street

Anyone else care to suggest some places?

They did that exactly. They brought back the Andorians. They also brought back the tholians. ... Communication fail on my part! I meant that last paragraph I wrote to be praise for what I thought were good elements of the series. :) The only series that compares to it is the remake of Battlestar Ga...

The films are substantially different from the tv series though. The series are cheesy but are usually much better written and directed than the films. [I'm also a fan of Red Letter Media by the way!] As to which series I is my favourite, I'll have to go away & think about it. I loved the series so ...

And another contender: Mike Huckabee for saying

be “spiritual warriors” in the fight to protect the sanctity of marriage, even if it costs you your job

http://www.advocate.com/News/Daily_News ... _Your_Job/

A contender for Jerk of the Century award: A former youth pastor in Council Bluffs, Iowa, says he had sex with teenage boys because it was his pastoral duty “to help (the teen) with homosexual urges by praying while he had sexual contact with him.” http://www.wisconsingazette.com/breaking-news/pasto...

So even though it seems pointless, opting out has a more far-reaching impact than you think :) Hear, hear. I can appreciate the very difficult decision to do something that may bring disapproval down from family and community. I do sympathise. But every time someone decides to keep their head down ...

To give you an idea of how to get to the venue, Kent Station is the darker grey area to the right of the pinned location. You would exit the station, turn left and walk along Lower Glanmire Road to the hotel.

Atheist Ireland is having its AGM in Cork this year in the Gresham Metropole Hotel, on MacCurtain Street on the Saturday, 9th April 2011. The program timetable: 10.30am - 1.00pm for internal business 1.00pm - 2.00pm Lunch 2.00pm - 4.30pm Guest Speaker & discussion - all welcome The Metropole is very...