Posted: 20 May 2008, 18:46
http://news.uk.msn.com/Article.aspx?cp- ... id=8337451
donkey sent to prison
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Posted: 20 May 2008, 21:18
Posted: 20 May 2008, 21:20
mwahahahahhahha
Posted: 21 May 2008, 01:04
Huh?
Posted: 25 May 2008, 15:49
a 747 cargo plane crashed and broke into two during take-off
http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/europe/7419280.stm
not a good sight..good thing the 5 people on board are okay
I still hate flying no matter how many times I have flown already
http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/europe/7419280.stm
not a good sight..good thing the 5 people on board are okay
I still hate flying no matter how many times I have flown already
Posted: 29 May 2008, 19:17
Posted: 29 May 2008, 20:05
That sounds mentalSINsister wrote:Orally fixated...
I want to try a Blaast BBQ with one of those berries, bet it'll still taste like MEATE 
Posted: 30 May 2008, 11:00
Some friends recently went to that ponce Heston Bloomenthals (Spelling?) restaurant. Apparently it was nearly 400 quid for the 2 of them for lunch. They had roast lamb flavoured sorbet and all sorts of weird combinations. They did say it was worth the money though.boudicca wrote:That sounds mentalSINsister wrote:Orally fixated...
Posted: 30 May 2008, 11:39
Hom_Corleone wrote:Some friends recently went to that ponce Heston Bloomenthals (Spelling?) restaurant. Apparently it was nearly 400 quid for the 2 of them for lunch. They had roast lamb flavoured sorbet and all sorts of weird combinations. They did say it was worth the money though.boudicca wrote:That sounds mentalSINsister wrote:Orally fixated...
it seems a bit too much
Posted: 30 May 2008, 13:17
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/world/americas/7427206.stm
Brilliant! Everything that is wrong with America in a single news story. Neo-Con extremism, the inability to distinguish between 'Arab' and 'terrorist', corporate kow-towing to inarticulate ranting, and huge diabetes-inducing donuts with icing on top.
Mike, UK
Posted: 30 May 2008, 13:22
And very wise they are too to ban these donuts of mass destruction. What if they start trying to make adverts with deserts in them? Or camels (also popular in the east I'm led to believe) Adverts for Turkish delight should also be stopped (if they are made on the Asian side of the Bosphorus)..oh, and ban all archive footage of Tommy Cooper.Pat wrote:http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/world/americas/7427206.stm
Brilliant! Everything that is wrong with America in a single news story. Neo-Con extremism, the inability to distinguish between 'Arab' and 'terrorist', corporate kow-towing to inarticulate ranting, and huge diabetes-inducing donuts with icing on top.
Mike, UK
Together we will beat terrorism.
Posted: 30 May 2008, 13:24
Those scarves are popular amongst the teenagers here. Oh s**t.
I actually have one from Afghanistan, which my sister's bloke brought back when he worked out there.
I actually have one from Afghanistan, which my sister's bloke brought back when he worked out there.
Posted: 30 May 2008, 15:20
I used to have one of those scarves...
Posted: 31 May 2008, 19:25
AC/DC Make You Angry
30th May 2008
Street fighting men indeed – apparently the Stones and AC/DC can cause a dust up in your local.
A study by the NHS has found that a rock song with a heavy bassline riff is more likely to cause a fight in a pub than any other music.
Timesonline.co.uk report that a group of researchers in Glasgow monitored pub violence in 8 pubs in the city and found that rock and hip-hop encourage heavier drinking, which often led to loutish behaviour and violence.
The report names AC/DC’s ‘Highway To Hell’ and ‘Brown Sugar’ by the Stones as examples of songs that could trigger a brawl.
Apparently the way to diffuse a situation is to simply play some Robbie Williams, which we have to disagree with – if we heard AC/DC followed by Robbie Williams we’d be pretty angry.
30th May 2008
Street fighting men indeed – apparently the Stones and AC/DC can cause a dust up in your local.
A study by the NHS has found that a rock song with a heavy bassline riff is more likely to cause a fight in a pub than any other music.
Timesonline.co.uk report that a group of researchers in Glasgow monitored pub violence in 8 pubs in the city and found that rock and hip-hop encourage heavier drinking, which often led to loutish behaviour and violence.
The report names AC/DC’s ‘Highway To Hell’ and ‘Brown Sugar’ by the Stones as examples of songs that could trigger a brawl.
Apparently the way to diffuse a situation is to simply play some Robbie Williams, which we have to disagree with – if we heard AC/DC followed by Robbie Williams we’d be pretty angry.
Posted: 31 May 2008, 21:10
Just wait till Robbie does a cover of Ace Of Spades....
Posted: 31 May 2008, 21:57
...or go to another pub
Posted: 31 May 2008, 22:09
And finally.
schoolchild names iceberg
Love this quote.
schoolchild names iceberg
Love this quote.
At what age do children normally master sarcasm ?"The iceberg bobs in the water and is melting", Max said about his inspiration.
"It's huge and cool."
Posted: 31 May 2008, 22:34
i born with minePat wrote:And finally.
At what age do children normally master sarcasm ?
Posted: 01 Jun 2008, 23:36
Rossi won the Moto GP on the Italian circuit. okay that is not new. I tried
Posted: 01 Jun 2008, 23:41
7th time...9th at allsziamiau wrote:Rossi won the Moto GP on the Italian circuit. okay that is not new. I tried
Posted: 02 Jun 2008, 11:54
yep..and how about the new helmet?psichonaut wrote:7th time...9th at allsziamiau wrote:Rossi won the Moto GP on the Italian circuit. okay that is not new. I tried
Posted: 02 Jun 2008, 12:04
the new helmet was funny as he always is...Vale is a jokersziamiau wrote:yep..and how about the new helmet?psichonaut wrote:7th time...9th at allsziamiau wrote:Rossi won the Moto GP on the Italian circuit. okay that is not new. I tried
Posted: 07 Jun 2008, 23:08
Posted: 08 Jun 2008, 12:18
Just TRY and stop me.
Posted: 09 Jun 2008, 20:56
