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[Shea O'Gorath]

He had the most power hungry gaze I have ever seen when he was looking over St Peters square.

[mishkin]

Malvinas Argentinas!
Deus Lo Vult!

[Diamat]

A pope has every right to be power-hungry or supportive of military dictatorships. The Pope is beyond reproach!

[Vaðarholmr]

Surely thou know that, pope Diamat I of avianism.

Doing so thyself maybe?

[Legio]

No pope is as infallible as DIAMAT.

[Diamat]

GEIST has reached its highest manifestation in me. Therefore, I am the most capable to communicate that GEIST to others.

[Sir Adrian]

Are you saying you can talk to ghosts?

[Diamat]

No. GEIST means MIND, also often confusingly translated as SPIRIT. But MIND is a better translation.

[Ferdiad]

Indigestion?

[Selukon]

No. GEIST means MIND, also often confusingly translated as SPIRIT. But MIND is a better translation.

So you talk to yourself.

[the mysterious F]

Who elected pope Damat?

[Diamat]

So you talk to yourself.

No. By GEIST I mean the WELTGEIST. My own GEIST is UNTRENNBAR from the WELTGEIST.

[Sir Adrian]

I am content with my abilities to communicate with the essence of CARTOF. Though I have recently began to experiment with PÂINE as well, when CARTOF is unavailable.

I don't want my mind to be an inseparable part of anything.

[Shea O'Gorath]

I am one with Uisce Bheatha and an Teach Tabhairne

[Diamat]

'Tis not a mystical thing.

[mishkin]

Can we call the new pope Frank?
"Hey Frank".
Fran (or Paco) in spanish.
"Take it easy Fran".

[Ferdiad]

Don't mock them Andy.

[Sir Adrian]

He isn't. I talked about potato and he retorted by mentioning alcohol. They go very well together.

I am one with Uisce Bheatha and an Teach Tabhairne

We have Uisce Bheatha in Romania too. We call it ŢUICĂ and PĂLINCĂ (or Vodka if you are a woman).



I do like it how the irish word for pub contains the verb "to teach", implying that the pub is the focal point of every community. I guess Romania and Ireland have more in common than I thought.

[Shea O'Gorath]

Actually a Teach in Irish is a house. Maybe thats why everyone thinks we live in pubs.

[Sir Adrian]

And what does Fail mean?