So I'm at the Bar on Sunday
 

I'm at one of the local watering holes this last Sunday and I look over at a table full of girls. The waitress brought them their food and right before they eat, one of them says a prayer. I'm not saying it's wrong but doesn't it seem kind of pointless to pray when you are at a bar on a Sunday?:2 cents: :2 cents:

P.S. I don't think they were Muslim or Jewish (non holy sunday) but I could be wrong

alot of people pray before eating every meal..do you live in a fucking cave?

i shall pray for your sould today josh

bar on a sunday...blasphemy

seems a little odd!

I know that....my point is that the bible doesn't necessarily condone drinking at a bar on the holy day and if you're going to go against your religion, why bother praying at that particular meal?

you can pray wherever and whenever. Bar also can do.

People are dumb...

"Thanks for the vodka oh Lord, the steaks, the Black Sabbath music, and for the guys I'm about to see tonight" :pimp

They were obviously cockwhores. I'll be coming to visit you and chris soon :thumbsup

haha...nice

Maybe she was praying that the creepy guy staring at her tits wouldn't make her loose her appetite. :1orglaugh

Some people are thankful they have a meal everyday

Catholics drink every Sunday right in the Church. Why should a local bar be any different?

The bible was wrote by mens. You can beleive in a bigger something without having to take everything word for word.

The reason there were some things in the bible was to control problems.

Like the no sleep with lots of woman = no stds n stuff like that.

People used to LISTEN and do what the bible said so it worked. It dosen't anymore. It dosen't mean there isn't something above us...

Or that religion can't help somebody grow as a better person without beeing a stupid sheep.

Not all churches are anti alcohol. Hell take the Catholics for example.
Drinking in of itself is not a sin. Nor would visiting a bar, pub, tavern, whatever.

Not to mention you said they had food brought to them so it does not seem as if the "bar" is just a drinking bar only. Now if you saw some person praying in bar around here before they gobbled a pickled pigs foot, or pickled egg, and they were not praying to not die for eating it then well it may be odd.

Lastly religion and hypocrisy go hand in hand anyways, so whats the point. Nothing a religious person does surprises me anymore.

:1orglaugh may be.