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If I build a waterpark, but it's not yet opened and I haven't yet hooked it up to any actual water, I've still built a water park. If you're desperate to be pe
by quietbritishjim 4y ago
If I build a waterpark, but it's not yet opened and I haven't yet hooked it up to any actual water, I've still built a water park.
If you're desperate to be pedantic about it, you could say this guy tried to build a cathedral. But I think the headline is close enough to being true.
- shultays 4y agoIf you build a waterpark and call it "bishop's waterpark" without a bishop in it, I think the same thing still applies. It is just a waterpark.
- jrkatz 4y agoAnd let's not even get into all the bishop-free houses with cathedral ceilings. People have no respect these days.
- bobthechef 4y ago
- scyzoryk_xyz 4y agoI think a better analogy would not be a waterpark but a „city hall”. So if I build a city hall in a city, then probably someone might have a problem with that. Because for something to be a city hall it must be built by the municipality or local people or something along those lines. Same with a cathedral - it’s not just a very big church, it actually has a function in the bigger organization etc. That being said I definitely would not have even clicked the link, read the article, or commented here if it was titled “guy built church” ¯\_(ツ)_/¯