On a more serious note though, we are all human beings we all have our short comings, whether be it during Ramadan or afterwards life is always a struggle in terms of religion and general day to day living.I enjoy it, but Im not superman, my human needs and physical needs are always with me. I just fight them, the human side of me. Highburyal is one of them blokes who is always trying to tell me that his cock is bigger than mine. As has been mentioned before on several occasions, not true!
When I created this thread apart from the obvious banter amongst 'the lads' I also thought I'll give a first hand account of my struggles in order to be able to relate to those that don't fast. Instead of coming online everyday and saying I'm super human, I'm not.
In today's climate Muslims and non Muslims are becoming more and more isolated. As a Muslim I can see at times why non Muslims generalise and think Muslims think that they are better than them. I don't think that I am and try to use this thread as a means to show that I'm normal and we are the same....I follow and respect laws but **** I'm as human as you and everything gets its dues from me....I'm like a Rasta Muslim...he's like a Flanders Muslim.
The thing that matters the most for me as a person and Muslim is how you behave and respond to others, Ramadan becomes a lot about self-cleansing, charity and improving yourself as person towards family, friends, neighbours and colleagues. I see that when it comes to charity lot of money is raised during Ramadan for various charities but some people forget that the irritation during Ramadan isn't good and a smile towards a fellow person is a charity in itself. I myself abide by lot of islamic rules I guess that makes me a Flanders in a sense and Spurlock a Homer
The worst thing for me is getting up in the morning for work, don't get to sleep till around 4am, and then wake up at around 10ish and stroll to the next room and turn on laptop and am at work
I dont know about SPUD but I AM BETTER





... you owe me a Key Lime Pie in due course 