more than enough. By the way does anybody remember where that famous version which included "thou shalt not kill but need not strife....excessively to keep alive" comes from? 1 Stop wasting time with internet debates, they have never changed anyone's opinion. 2 In fact stop wasting time on the internet, but not til 1 january obviously. 3 Waste more time fishing 4 Buy that boat! 5000 is cheap and the economy needs kickstarting or is it just a good kicking? 5 Make peace with the step mother before she kicks the bucket 6 Make beautiful things (but not more babies) 7 Forgive those bloody bastards who annoy you, the pathetic arseholes 8 Move savings out of this doomed country 9 Keep planning that new diet, exercise regime, being kind, nice etc 10 learn something new, interesting and difficult - sex, possibly I believe that, in the main, charity exists to absolve the government of the day from their responsibility to look after their citizens. It also keeps recipients "in their place". Far better to support an organisation run by the disenfranchised group concerned, so they have a say in their destiny. With respect to the author (genuinely), the idea that there are 613 commandments in the bible is in fact rabbinic exegesis - there are different lists in identifying which these may be the alternative ten commandments are all pretty laudable and recognisable from Jewish sources (biblical and rabbinic) whilst they are certainly an improvement on the C4 alternative Queen's