Well said you.
My daughter’s the only one out of all her university mates who thinks that everyone should be allowed to express their point of view,no matter how extreme or distasteful it may be.
If I was your Mum I’d be proud of you.

But it’s not necessarily religious belief that makes people care what happens to their dead bodies.
I’d be quite happy to be cremated,buried or slung on the council dust-cart and dumped on the local tip.
My daughter though is quite horrified at the thought of her body being burnt and insists she wants to be buried.
People have all kinds of beliefs that have nothing to do with religion.
She’s on the donor register so she doesn’t mind the thought of her body being cut up,it’s the thought of it being burnt she finds quite abhorrent.
Weird eh ?

Most women are under 35 and only wear glasses if they are doctors,scientists or grim old dears.

I’m on the organ donor register myself and if anyone can make good use of my clapped-out old corpse when the time comes,they’re welcome to it.
Whatever happens to my body after I’ve finished with it doesn’t bother me one little bit.
But not everyone sees it that way,kev.
That doesn’t mean that they’re either wrong or selfish.We’re all entitled to our own opinions or belief systems,and who’s to say which is right or wrong ?

Love this – Mountains by Biffy Clyro.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Tm5PFIRdPfQ

What a tragically young age to die.
He was always my daughter’s favourite in Boyzone,and I well remember having to tactfully explain to a ten year old that some boys sometimes would rather have a boyfriend than a girlfriend.
Yet another reason to make the most of every day.

I had the same problem soon after I got my pc.
This is stating the bleedin’ obvious and you’ve probably checked it already,but have you accidentally applied the mute button on that task-bar thing at the bottom of the screen ?
That’s what I’d done.D’Oh !!