RIP The Doveston, 2/7
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/magazine-40520675
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http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/magazine-40520675
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I got 7/7 but only because someone else posted this earlier then deleted it.
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I'd almost feel sorry for Jacob Rees-Mogg's wife, but no doubt she's as much of a prick as he is.
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I'd almost feel sorry for Jacob Rees-Mogg's wife, but no doubt she's as much of a prick as he is.
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On a scale of 1-Trump, how offensively sexist would it be to speculate on, after six kids, how closely Mrs Rees-Mogg's fanny resembles a shambles?
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because I don't give a toss about any of this fucking shit it's all bollocks die in a fire.
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because I don't give a toss about any of this fucking shit it's all bollocks die in a fire.
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Bit harsh m7
You should be proud your underfunded British media conglomerate takes the time to publish these weekly quizzes
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You should be proud your underfunded British media conglomerate takes the time to publish these weekly quizzes
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Like many before, and the tide before them, his ebb has subsided
Or, I dunno, he forgot his password or something
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Or, I dunno, he forgot his password or something
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Weekend plans, maybe?
Or your picks for the new Doctor Who, or something equally controversial.
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Or your picks for the new Doctor Who, or something equally controversial.
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I finally took that tank I got off Grry to be painted along with a load of other bits and pieces.
Picking them up tomorrow. Might try and fit those around watching the racing and taking ladypig to horse riding and so forth.
I know Dr. Who is "fucking bent" but I've actually enjoyed a couple of this season with capaldi, unlike the last season or the last couple of doctors which were definitely bent shit. It probably ought to be an ethnic or a woman I suppose.
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Picking them up tomorrow. Might try and fit those around watching the racing and taking ladypig to horse riding and so forth.
I know Dr. Who is "fucking bent" but I've actually enjoyed a couple of this season with capaldi, unlike the last season or the last couple of doctors which were definitely bent shit. It probably ought to be an ethnic or a woman I suppose.
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Where did you take it to be painted?
I ask, because I'm building a plinth for my deck and have thought about getting the toplate of the turntable repainted while I have it in bits. I imagine an independent/small bodywork shop would probably be willing to do it cheap.
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I ask, because I'm building a plinth for my deck and have thought about getting the toplate of the turntable repainted while I have it in bits. I imagine an independent/small bodywork shop would probably be willing to do it cheap.
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There's a little place by me called "spray magick" that sand blast and paint most things.
Any small bodywork shop should be able to do it I suppose. Just ring them up.
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Any small bodywork shop should be able to do it I suppose. Just ring them up.
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My old landlord owned a tank.
A little one, like what Lieutenant Gruber had.
Not all that practical, apparently.
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A little one, like what Lieutenant Gruber had.
Not all that practical, apparently.
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Going out for drinks tonight.
Repairing my phone and doing a bit of writing this weekend.
John Prescott for Dr. Who.
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Repairing my phone and doing a bit of writing this weekend.
John Prescott for Dr. Who.
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Going to the cinema with the kids
Rowan Atkinson for Doctor Who
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Rowan Atkinson for Doctor Who
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Might take mine to see Wonder Woman, tomorrow.
Couple of hours in an air-conditioned room might be just the ticket.
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Couple of hours in an air-conditioned room might be just the ticket.
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might pop down to the midlands' premier free festival
but equally I might not
If they get a bird to play dr who I hope it's a fit one, equal opportunities are all well and good, but no one wants to see ugly or fat women on their screen
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but equally I might not
If they get a bird to play dr who I hope it's a fit one, equal opportunities are all well and good, but no one wants to see ugly or fat women on their screen
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she could do an hilarious dr who parody with jennifer saunders where the joke is she's fat
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Seeing Mavis Staples tonight, nothing else planned
As for Who, Capaldi was perfect, but as it is almost deffo going female, Morgana Robinson would be fantastic.
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As for Who, Capaldi was perfect, but as it is almost deffo going female, Morgana Robinson would be fantastic.
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it has to be a black or asian transgender woman to fulfil BBC quotas
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One episode of Big School, I suppose I might have seen her in that without knowing it.
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the inlaws are staying over for two nights
which means I have a babysitter, which means the wife and I can scuttle off for a disappointing quickie behind the bushes in the local park followed up with a slimy kebab.
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which means I have a babysitter, which means the wife and I can scuttle off for a disappointing quickie behind the bushes in the local park followed up with a slimy kebab.
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*insert obvious joke likening Mrs Grry's fanny to a slimy kebab*
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On a staff night out, hitting the beers
Only plans this weekend is possibly seeing the new Spodermans film, hangover permittimg
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Only plans this weekend is possibly seeing the new Spodermans film, hangover permittimg
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If the costume is anything like his jackets on the train programmes
Turn your tv contrast down.
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Turn your tv contrast down.
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takes years of planning and careful observation to get to this level
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It is on my list to procure from the... library... when available
Nowts exciting me now till Dunkirk. Although The Beguiled might be good. Might.
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Nowts exciting me now till Dunkirk. Although The Beguiled might be good. Might.
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I'm tempted with A Man Caled Ove.
Seeing Baby Driver next week as well.
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Seeing Baby Driver next week as well.
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This week may go watch Baby Driver again
Just because it is that good.
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Just because it is that good.
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I can't find that online anywhere and it's not out over here till early autumn.
Gutted am I.
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Gutted am I.
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I'm a pig at the best of times
But I wouldn't eat any of this shit
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But I wouldn't eat any of this shit
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this one seemed pretty nice
right up until the end
i.imgur.com/cf9CgM6.gif
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right up until the end
i.imgur.com/cf9CgM6.gif
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I'm trying not to ask another boring question
but a lack of new thread is making this place even duller. It's like an awful beige paradox.
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but a lack of new thread is making this place even duller. It's like an awful beige paradox.
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Let's get the ball rolling then - Those big families where everyone in them looks eerily identical.
Did your school have one of these? We did all the children looked the same and the only difference between the boys and girls was the hair length. The younger ones were smaller but they still looked the same in a weird russian doll kind of way. And even the parents looked similar in a Kirk/Luan Van Houten kind of way.
They were always also a bit odd, and possibly poor.
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Did your school have one of these? We did all the children looked the same and the only difference between the boys and girls was the hair length. The younger ones were smaller but they still looked the same in a weird russian doll kind of way. And even the parents looked similar in a Kirk/Luan Van Houten kind of way.
They were always also a bit odd, and possibly poor.
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YES.
A guy in my class had two sisters, and he and his two sisters looked exactly like their mum, with no visible genetic input from the dad at all.
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A guy in my class had two sisters, and he and his two sisters looked exactly like their mum, with no visible genetic input from the dad at all.
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Hidey holibops
Half day today and off on the piss this afternoon, fun times
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Half day today and off on the piss this afternoon, fun times
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I had six guinnesses last night
I predict difficult toilet times ahead
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I predict difficult toilet times ahead
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you're right
my anus probably will drone on for 27 minutes, ending with a pummeling crescendo
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my anus probably will drone on for 27 minutes, ending with a pummeling crescendo
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Lift your skinny fists towards the toilet roll holder, to find just one sheet remaining
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I'm liking this grrmachine
getting pissed on the reg, not washing his hands after going to the toilet because he's a bloke, etc.
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getting pissed on the reg, not washing his hands after going to the toilet because he's a bloke, etc.
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My daughter is worried that next week's folk festival is going to get nail bombed, like what happened in Manchester.
Thanks a lot, ISIS.
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Thanks a lot, ISIS.
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I hope you told her
that there's folk-all chance of that happening.
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that there's folk-all chance of that happening.
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Haha, like a swear!
I reckon we're safe enough - as symbols of western decadence goes, folk music is probably way down on the jihadi hitlist.
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I reckon we're safe enough - as symbols of western decadence goes, folk music is probably way down on the jihadi hitlist.
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Okay, now you've done it
SCIS to send message to decadent west that absolutely nowhere is safe
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SCIS to send message to decadent west that absolutely nowhere is safe
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My boss and her husband are going to see Coldplay in Paris on Sunday
and are wondering the same thing.
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and are wondering the same thing.
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There's been a few people waxing lyrical over the recent Phil Collins gig, in this office.
If ISIS picked their targets more wisely, they'd get more favourable press coverage.
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If ISIS picked their targets more wisely, they'd get more favourable press coverage.
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I dunno, I'd rather be horrifically murdered than listen to the Eagles of death metal.
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Their lead singer turned up at the Bataclan again a year or so later
and was told to fuck off, because he'd made allegations that the door staff were in cahoots with the terrorists.
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and was told to fuck off, because he'd made allegations that the door staff were in cahoots with the terrorists.
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Well, the French do have a history of collaborating with the baddies.
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Mental bloke with knife just off his face on scrumpy and definitely not muslim, claim organisers
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Morning,
In a frankly hilarious turn to the upset over me getting Gary's old workbench, the lads in the lodge and a few contractors have got me a "congratulations on your new home" card changed it to congrats on your new desk and left it on my bench. Colin appears to have not found it very funny.
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In a frankly hilarious turn to the upset over me getting Gary's old workbench, the lads in the lodge and a few contractors have got me a "congratulations on your new home" card changed it to congrats on your new desk and left it on my bench. Colin appears to have not found it very funny.
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David Shayler was so wrapped up in 7/7 conspiracies that he ended up becoming a woman
#trufax
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#trufax
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I learned this week that the drama teacher at the secondary school my son will be attending is about to undergo the change from he to she
I'm sure all of the pupils will treat him with dignity and respect
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I'm sure all of the pupils will treat him with dignity and respect
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Mr Mackle and his returning tackle, there, have that one on me @beanoofficial
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I can't get drunk because I'm on a mad diet
because I'm having surgery next week, but I'll be up there. Not too fussed about tonight but up for Alabama 3 tomorrow and The Darkness on Sunday. You?
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because I'm having surgery next week, but I'll be up there. Not too fussed about tonight but up for Alabama 3 tomorrow and The Darkness on Sunday. You?
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as usual I'm not really interested in any of the bands playing
but my mrs has some drinks reception to attend there for work, so I'll probably tag along for some free drinks
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but my mrs has some drinks reception to attend there for work, so I'll probably tag along for some free drinks
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Everyone's sacked off for the weekend already,
or too hungover to post.
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or too hungover to post.
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Had a stupid work email edict this morning which dictated we should have windows open but the blinds closed in the hot weather.
Myself and my colleagues have had great joy in watching the blinds destroy themselves in the wind as they smack themselves wildly into the walls and each other.
Whens the last time you sat back and watched something unfold from a bum rule handed out?
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Myself and my colleagues have had great joy in watching the blinds destroy themselves in the wind as they smack themselves wildly into the walls and each other.
Whens the last time you sat back and watched something unfold from a bum rule handed out?
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This looks like it has the potential to be an interesting thread.
I can't think of anything to contribute off the top of my head, so for the moment I'm just going to say "lol, bum".
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I can't think of anything to contribute off the top of my head, so for the moment I'm just going to say "lol, bum".
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You could be technically sitting back and enjoying a slow moving car crash here though
#meta
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#meta
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My work has paid some consultancy firm to send us fake phishing emails.
The last one was an offer to enrol in 9 day fortnights. Not being an idiot I spotted it was a phish and pressed the 'im being phished' button in Outlook. I feel it's a bit cruel to taunt us with perks like that though.
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The last one was an offer to enrol in 9 day fortnights. Not being an idiot I spotted it was a phish and pressed the 'im being phished' button in Outlook. I feel it's a bit cruel to taunt us with perks like that though.
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What would happen to the other 5 days in the fortnight?
Are they planning on sending you into cryogenic stasis?
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Are they planning on sending you into cryogenic stasis?
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I send every internal newsletter to the phishing department
in the hope that it'll block the HR department's emails as spam en masse
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in the hope that it'll block the HR department's emails as spam en masse
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I've got a recurring meeting in my calendar at lunchtime just to stop outlook auto-adding bullshit seminars to my calendar.
Might start doing this though.
One of my mates is the technical lead at a certain publication aimed at millenials and he said the US arm paid about 20 grand for a phishing test only for the first bloke on the list (name began with A lol) to be one of the IT boys who promptly blocked the entire domain, lol.
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Might start doing this though.
One of my mates is the technical lead at a certain publication aimed at millenials and he said the US arm paid about 20 grand for a phishing test only for the first bloke on the list (name began with A lol) to be one of the IT boys who promptly blocked the entire domain, lol.
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when the unpleasant shopkeeper across the road
decided that he needed to start charging for card payments. the shop next door immediately got rid of card charges and everybody goes there instead, so he now has even fewer customers than before
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decided that he needed to start charging for card payments. the shop next door immediately got rid of card charges and everybody goes there instead, so he now has even fewer customers than before
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Does he do that thing of standing in the doorway when it isn't busy?
I fucking hate that
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I fucking hate that
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There's a charity shop near me
Where, when it's quiet, the assistant stands in the doorway, smoking.
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Where, when it's quiet, the assistant stands in the doorway, smoking.
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Aaarrggh
There is nothing more likely to make me avoid your restaurant at all costs than if you stand in the doorway trying to make eye contact with me as I walk past.
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There is nothing more likely to make me avoid your restaurant at all costs than if you stand in the doorway trying to make eye contact with me as I walk past.
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yes
and he gives the evil eye to former customers who go into next door's shop. i don't care, i'm saving myself ยฃ1 every time i use my card
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and he gives the evil eye to former customers who go into next door's shop. i don't care, i'm saving myself ยฃ1 every time i use my card
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The guy at the one next to my local sits on an upturned plastic box outside.
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the guy in my corner shop calls me boss and laughs at my shit jokes so he's pretty much the best shopkeeper in the land
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Does he give you tick, that's the real litmus test.
One of the old soaks in my local managed to get tick at the pub, the shop next door and the takeaway across the road; a holy trifecta of jakeyness.
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One of the old soaks in my local managed to get tick at the pub, the shop next door and the takeaway across the road; a holy trifecta of jakeyness.
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the nice shop next door did tick until about 3 months ago
some pikey twat ruined it for the rest of us
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some pikey twat ruined it for the rest of us
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Some wanker did that in my local.
Once he went out for a smoke and some gobby pensioner sidled up to his latest missus and told her how much of a prick he was.
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Once he went out for a smoke and some gobby pensioner sidled up to his latest missus and told her how much of a prick he was.
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he has done, when i'd left my card at home
also, my weed guy will do a q on tick. i'm just so trustworthy, you see
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also, my weed guy will do a q on tick. i'm just so trustworthy, you see
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The bloke in the spice shop gave me tick 'cos I was under the minimum card spend.
Then he fucked off on holiday for a fortnight and forgot so I had to make an awkward gesture and offer him cash, about a fiver, for something neither of us could properly recall. It was awkward and as soon as I did it I wished I'd not bothered.
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Then he fucked off on holiday for a fortnight and forgot so I had to make an awkward gesture and offer him cash, about a fiver, for something neither of us could properly recall. It was awkward and as soon as I did it I wished I'd not bothered.
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You've totally pulled, manolith.
Bloke in my local Indian takeaway is a bit like that - always compliments my facial hair. For some reason, he thinks my father-in-law is a vicar, though.
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Bloke in my local Indian takeaway is a bit like that - always compliments my facial hair. For some reason, he thinks my father-in-law is a vicar, though.
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compliments YOUR facial hair?
i think he's pulling your plonker, ma8
when i was living in leicester, i had two separate chip shop staff ask me if i was muslim.
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i think he's pulling your plonker, ma8
when i was living in leicester, i had two separate chip shop staff ask me if i was muslim.
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I quite fancy the cute quiet woman in my corner shop but given I only buy cheap lager, wine and electric from there she probably thinks I'm a wasteman.
And she'd be right.
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And she'd be right.
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you never know, she might be a closet pisshead
and you know what they say about the quiet ones
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and you know what they say about the quiet ones
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full-on bunny boilers
the kind you see crying outside the toilets in a nightclub
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the kind you see crying outside the toilets in a nightclub
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Well I respect her right to go through a shift without getting sex-pested by the sort of people on prepay electricity tarrifs.
Plus if she knocked me back I'd need to go to the shop that's farther away.
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Plus if she knocked me back I'd need to go to the shop that's farther away.
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Maybe I should just sex pest the bloke in the shop that's farther away. Nothing to lose then.
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This is bringing back memories of when I used to go to the off-licence of a Friday night.
Off-licences, eh? Remember them?
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Off-licences, eh? Remember them?
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i remember the one round the corner from my mum's house
you could get 3 bottles of stock for ยฃ5
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you could get 3 bottles of stock for ยฃ5
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the other kids drank thunderbirds or mad dog 20/20
we felt we were a little more upmarket than that
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we felt we were a little more upmarket than that
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Mum used to let us have Sherry or Port with the Sunday roast.
Aside from the odd Martini, that's the extent of my fortified wine consumption.
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Aside from the odd Martini, that's the extent of my fortified wine consumption.
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despite working in a pub, my parents don't have alcohol in the house
never had drinks with the roast. even in a restaurant, they order tea or coffee
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never had drinks with the roast. even in a restaurant, they order tea or coffee
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In my experience people who work in pubs tend to drink way too much or not at all, I assume the latter and the former are often related.
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A woman who looked vaguely familar at a house party of one of my mates missus's came up to me a bit pally and introduced herself to me as 'the woman that used to work in threshers'.
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thank fuck i was only ten
and most likely spent the day off my nut on quality street
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and most likely spent the day off my nut on quality street
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I remember Christopher Lillicrap
He was good, because my brother and I could get away with saying crap in front of mum, and then claim we were talking about him. Classic.
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He was good, because my brother and I could get away with saying crap in front of mum, and then claim we were talking about him. Classic.
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How do you make apple crumble?
Tell her her mum's Gwyneth Paltrow and her Dad's in Coldplay.
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Tell her her mum's Gwyneth Paltrow and her Dad's in Coldplay.
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So Trump's here today
and Wills and Kate will be here in a week, at the end of my road.
What brush-ins with famous people have you had?
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and Wills and Kate will be here in a week, at the end of my road.
What brush-ins with famous people have you had?
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Witnessed Kerry katona being a total bitch
Demanding free stuff and shrieking "DO YOU KNOW WHO I AM? "
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Demanding free stuff and shrieking "DO YOU KNOW WHO I AM? "
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her name sounds like an illness
"I'm sorry, the results came back positive for kericatona."
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"I'm sorry, the results came back positive for kericatona."
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you'll change your tune when you suddenly need a shitload of frozen seafood.
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I bumped into Anne Widdecombe.
Literally. She was not happy.
Keeping the political theme, I once shook hands with noted political historian Peter Hennessy.
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Literally. She was not happy.
Keeping the political theme, I once shook hands with noted political historian Peter Hennessy.
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I once told Andy Peters that I needed a wee.
I used to do the crossword with Jeremy Paxman as well. He's alright.
Best one was when Raymond Blanc and his wife came in to the bar with Gordon Ramsay.
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I used to do the crossword with Jeremy Paxman as well. He's alright.
Best one was when Raymond Blanc and his wife came in to the bar with Gordon Ramsay.
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He told me I should find my mum or my dad and they'd walk me to the toilets.
I was like 5.
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I was like 5.
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bit presumptuous
what if you had two mums or dads? he's clearly a homophobe. somebody find out if he's still working so we can get him fired
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what if you had two mums or dads? he's clearly a homophobe. somebody find out if he's still working so we can get him fired
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I saw Jeremy Paxman in the street in Oxford once.
Some columnnist described what it was like to see him in the street like that as "He had an expression that said 'Yes, it is me. Now piss off'.", and it was exactly like that.
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Some columnnist described what it was like to see him in the street like that as "He had an expression that said 'Yes, it is me. Now piss off'.", and it was exactly like that.
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Yeah, he didn't like being bothered.
He'd sit with a glass of wine and do the crossword, and I'd help where I could, but he had little interest in conversation.
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He'd sit with a glass of wine and do the crossword, and I'd help where I could, but he had little interest in conversation.
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I miss the Times crossword.
You used to be able to subscribe online and print it out every day, thus saving you having to buy the newspaper, but these days you have to subscribe to the whole package. A girl with whom I sang also gave me her username and password back in the say, so free crosswords on the train every day.
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You used to be able to subscribe online and print it out every day, thus saving you having to buy the newspaper, but these days you have to subscribe to the whole package. A girl with whom I sang also gave me her username and password back in the say, so free crosswords on the train every day.
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Ah, that'll be my air of mystery and derring-do flaring up again.
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I'm not into cycling, minor league football or train stations
so Mallett has no interest in what I have to say
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so Mallett has no interest in what I have to say
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I'm into naked ladies and roller skating.
You'd think Lexi would be all over me.
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You'd think Lexi would be all over me.
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and i'm not really into vert stuff
we're like jack spratt and wife
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we're like jack spratt and wife
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I like street skating, I just never got freestyle, oh look I can stand on the board on its side and walk , bent
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No. 73 was filmed down the road from where I grew up.
If I'd ever bothered to go down there, I probably could have got all sorts of autographs. But I didn't. So I haven't.
On the plus side, not doing so has avoided any risk of meeting Frank Sidebottom, whom I find to be utterly terrifying.
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If I'd ever bothered to go down there, I probably could have got all sorts of autographs. But I didn't. So I haven't.
On the plus side, not doing so has avoided any risk of meeting Frank Sidebottom, whom I find to be utterly terrifying.
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Their version of The Fall's Hit the North is great though
So...
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So...
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Giant, immobile, puppet face, and a creepy voice,
all atop the body of an otherwise normal looking human man. It belongs in a horror film, not on kids TV.
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all atop the body of an otherwise normal looking human man. It belongs in a horror film, not on kids TV.
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He's what came out when Betty Boop went into the transporter pod with a newspaper in her hand.
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I remember being quite fond of Mr Noseybonk,
although jogging my memory through Google reveals him to be an unspeakable creature of nightmares.
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although jogging my memory through Google reveals him to be an unspeakable creature of nightmares.
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Watched Tim Westwood change an office water bottle
The best bit was when the penny dropped there wasn't enough water to fill his cup and he let out a BIG DOG sigh of "oh man."
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The best bit was when the penny dropped there wasn't enough water to fill his cup and he let out a BIG DOG sigh of "oh man."
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I met Michael Jackson a couple of weeks ago.
Not THE Michael Jackson, obviously
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Not THE Michael Jackson, obviously
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it's hard to believe that his doctor was even more incompetent than you.
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MCBEEF!! RARE FOOTAGE OF SURREYS TOO HYPE CREW!!!
youtu.be/FIpUTPnJDrU
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youtu.be/FIpUTPnJDrU
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I walked past the cheeky girls, and was surprised at how small they were
And I walked past Suranne Jones and was surprised at how tall she was. The height of celebrities is surprising to me, apparently.
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And I walked past Suranne Jones and was surprised at how tall she was. The height of celebrities is surprising to me, apparently.
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celebrities are nearly always tiny
I walked past Noel Gallagher backstage at a Specials gig and I could have picked him up and put him in my top pocket
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I walked past Noel Gallagher backstage at a Specials gig and I could have picked him up and put him in my top pocket
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it's possible, just about everyone with some sort of claim to knowing someone in the specials was there
there were about 800 people on the guest list
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there were about 800 people on the guest list
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I saw Alan Ruck at an autograph signing event in Milton Keynes.
He did not look very pleased to be there. Lou Ferigno looked pretty chipper, though - I think he may have been chatting to Kenny Baker.
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He did not look very pleased to be there. Lou Ferigno looked pretty chipper, though - I think he may have been chatting to Kenny Baker.
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They were probably each commenting on the other's height.
Or they were mocking Ruck.
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Or they were mocking Ruck.
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tangles celebrity handshake anecdote #2
I once shook hands with Brian Wilson, it was a bit weird because I didn't let go for ages, I was quite drunk.
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I once shook hands with Brian Wilson, it was a bit weird because I didn't let go for ages, I was quite drunk.
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I waved at pope John Paul the 2nd, he waved back, he loved a wave up
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Was he in a ski lift in Hulen with a pint of prawns in his hand?
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he was in a Pakistani restaurant in East London with a spicy poo in his hand
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I think I went on stage with Matthew Corbett and Sooty, once.
But I was quite shy and didn't say very much.
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But I was quite shy and didn't say very much.
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I like to go for a six degrees of separation version of this where it helps if you ever met an ancient famous person, for instance the late Queen Mother, GAWDBLESSER, because that would put you one person away from all sorts, for instance Tom Elliot, and therefore two people (QM and TSE) from Betjeman and Joyce
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Tried playing that at work
which was dull when you work with journalists, because Chief Editor always got to ask a question to any visiting head of state, so my student would say "I know Chief Editor, and he knows Obama, and Obama's met everyone worth knowing so checkmate atheists".
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which was dull when you work with journalists, because Chief Editor always got to ask a question to any visiting head of state, so my student would say "I know Chief Editor, and he knows Obama, and Obama's met everyone worth knowing so checkmate atheists".
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ha well that's definitely a pretty good haul, which is why it gets more challenging to go for those among us who can reach us back into the past, it would be good to see how quickly you could get back to someone quite long gone, for instance Queen Victoria, or John Dee, or Amenhotep the third
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aren't there still grandkids of American Civil War veterans knocking about?
They've probably met a load of important people, as did their grandparents at some point.
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They've probably met a load of important people, as did their grandparents at some point.
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ooh good point
I've just had a think about it and I can get back there in three steps, ace
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I've just had a think about it and I can get back there in three steps, ace
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Yeah!
In smoking sensimillia you gotta give thanks and praise on to the most high, jah jah, jahoviah! Do it, jah!
Murdah!
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In smoking sensimillia you gotta give thanks and praise on to the most high, jah jah, jahoviah! Do it, jah!
Murdah!
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Give him a punch in the cock from me, then burn down his White House, and blow the ashes up his arse with a trumpet.
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Our government love him
Pro-coal, anti-muslim, anti-free press, anti-Merkel; it's a marriage made in heaven.
And the Polish president looks like a power bottom to my untrained eye.
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Pro-coal, anti-muslim, anti-free press, anti-Merkel; it's a marriage made in heaven.
And the Polish president looks like a power bottom to my untrained eye.
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I used to teach a nice young woman in her flat every thursday evening
and every time I walked through the door, my stomach heaved at the smell of the rank instant coffee she'd bought, a stench unlike any other crystal freeze-dried ersatz I've ever smelt. And she'd present me with a cup of this black stuff, a glass cup in a metal holder that her family had clearly had for years, and she'd tell me nice stories about her mum and dad and boyfriend and when he was going to propose and the nice little house they were going to buy and how she liked gardening, and I'm just sitting there smiling politely, trying my best not to flood the entire room with my vomitous discharge.
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and every time I walked through the door, my stomach heaved at the smell of the rank instant coffee she'd bought, a stench unlike any other crystal freeze-dried ersatz I've ever smelt. And she'd present me with a cup of this black stuff, a glass cup in a metal holder that her family had clearly had for years, and she'd tell me nice stories about her mum and dad and boyfriend and when he was going to propose and the nice little house they were going to buy and how she liked gardening, and I'm just sitting there smiling politely, trying my best not to flood the entire room with my vomitous discharge.
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The worst I've ever had was in Italy, oddly enough.
It was in a cafรฉ that appeared to have all the appropriate coffee-making equipment and presses and steamers and so on, but I'm convinced the owner did a few doughnuts in the car park out the back then scraped the surface of his tyres into a cup and added some hot water.
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It was in a cafรฉ that appeared to have all the appropriate coffee-making equipment and presses and steamers and so on, but I'm convinced the owner did a few doughnuts in the car park out the back then scraped the surface of his tyres into a cup and added some hot water.
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I like avocado,
but smashing one onto a piece of toast isn't an appealing offer.
I'm breakfasting at my desk, this morning. Not something I really approve of, but the fact I'm eating oats mixed with peanut butter and diced banana from a jar, makes it look like I'm subsisting on baby food.
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but smashing one onto a piece of toast isn't an appealing offer.
I'm breakfasting at my desk, this morning. Not something I really approve of, but the fact I'm eating oats mixed with peanut butter and diced banana from a jar, makes it look like I'm subsisting on baby food.
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Yesterday I saw some strange pouches in the supermarket,
filled with things like quinoa and rhubard, and wondered if they were some sort of hipster on-the-move snack. They turned out to be baby food, at about ยฃ3 a sachet.
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filled with things like quinoa and rhubard, and wondered if they were some sort of hipster on-the-move snack. They turned out to be baby food, at about ยฃ3 a sachet.
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If you've just put that theme tune in my head for the rest of the morning,
I'mma come round there and duff you up.
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I'mma come round there and duff you up.
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Was it in a cup or did you suck it straight back out through the enema tube?
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Trump's giving his speech at the site where the Warsaw Uprising started
I'm hoping people will climb out the sewers to topple the government.
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I'm hoping people will climb out the sewers to topple the government.
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I am disappointed with drimble's performance in this morning thread
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Evening thread.
Because let's face it: anything's better than that last thread.
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Because let's face it: anything's better than that last thread.
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I just looked up ' brand new' because of this thread, but I'm so drunk I might have read this before
But then brand is fire , fuck you
bolloxs
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But then brand is fire , fuck you
bolloxs
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I bought myself a nice bottle of moscatel this afternoon and then this evening I discovered to my horror that I no longer like sweet wines.
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there's been a lot of talk of wanky wanky wank wank wanky wank
but what's the best wanky wanky wank wank wanky wank?
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but what's the best wanky wanky wank wank wanky wank?
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Wanky wanky wank wank wanky wank is objectively better than wanky wank wank wank wanky wanky wank
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i hadn't eaten Skittles in over 10 years, now my mouth is full of the white ones
tastes like in over 10 years ago
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tastes like in over 10 years ago
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Get orff moi land!
Right, glad we got that sorted out.
There's been talk of free piss-ups this morning. What's the best freebie you've ever got?
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Right, glad we got that sorted out.
There's been talk of free piss-ups this morning. What's the best freebie you've ever got?
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I sold all the free CDs I got from running a student radio station
and paid part of the deposit of my first flat with it. Now I'm a slum landlord. So, that.
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and paid part of the deposit of my first flat with it. Now I'm a slum landlord. So, that.
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That's pretty decent.
My choir conductor in London was a renowned professional expert witness in music copyright cases and used to get sent literally hundreds of CDs a week from aspiring artists. He was lucky if he got the chance to listen to a tenth of them.
He could arguably have sold them off as well, but he was filthy rich to begin with.
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My choir conductor in London was a renowned professional expert witness in music copyright cases and used to get sent literally hundreds of CDs a week from aspiring artists. He was lucky if he got the chance to listen to a tenth of them.
He could arguably have sold them off as well, but he was filthy rich to begin with.
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yer, we had the same deal. Ended up with a team of about ten bods who submitted an A, B and C list
A's got on the Must Play list, B's got a daily spin and C's were Good Enough. Everything else just sat in an open crate for the DJs to sift through if they felt like it. We got about 200 singles a week.
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A's got on the Must Play list, B's got a daily spin and C's were Good Enough. Everything else just sat in an open crate for the DJs to sift through if they felt like it. We got about 200 singles a week.
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oh i don't know, pretend one of these is me, i'm sure grrry has asked this question in various forms a million fucking times at least
b3ta.com/search/talk?q=best+freebie
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b3ta.com/search/talk?q=best+freebie
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I phoned up UK Power Networks during a power cut, and got told it was a planned outage that we should have been informed about.
They sent me a cheque, the following week. Which was nice.
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They sent me a cheque, the following week. Which was nice.
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presented to you by Mr. Hindsight
had he informed his customers of the upcoming inconvenience, he would have saved his company additional expenditures.
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had he informed his customers of the upcoming inconvenience, he would have saved his company additional expenditures.
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Yes.
I wasn't even complaining, I just called up to report the outage. The compensation was completely unexpected.
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I wasn't even complaining, I just called up to report the outage. The compensation was completely unexpected.
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They sent me a cheque, the following week.
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When I was a stoned teenager I sent a letter to a company that made self-heating tins of food for camping and that under the guise of school 'research'.
They sent me some tins, I eat them when I had the munchies, lol.
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They sent me some tins, I eat them when I had the munchies, lol.
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Do they use the same technology as those self-heating cups of coffee?
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Yeah, and the stuff in hand warmers.
They worked much better than the coffee though, as the self-heating sleeve was 1cm thick around the outside of the tin.
I tried that self-heating nescafe once (apparently it was only trialled in certain places) and it just ended up being a tepid mess.
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They worked much better than the coffee though, as the self-heating sleeve was 1cm thick around the outside of the tin.
I tried that self-heating nescafe once (apparently it was only trialled in certain places) and it just ended up being a tepid mess.
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i complained about the number of one specific sweet in a bag of tangfastics and they sent me another bag of tangfastics
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Did it have the appropriate number of the sweet in question this time?
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Did you complain that your old home didn't have enough of one specific type of room, so they sent you a new one?
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My nan complained about finding a small piece of wood in a packet of crisps
and they sent her a whole big box of them. Crisps, not pieces of wood.
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and they sent her a whole big box of them. Crisps, not pieces of wood.
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I've just wasted too much time reading old "best of" posts
The past is shit, it's been and gone, get over it already. What's great about the present?
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The past is shit, it's been and gone, get over it already. What's great about the present?
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fuck all grrry, everything gets progressively worse over time.
You of all people should be aware of this.
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You of all people should be aware of this.
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I'm reading/listening to The Quietus'
best of 2017 albums of the year and I'm inclined to agree with you
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best of 2017 albums of the year and I'm inclined to agree with you
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I've bought a few good albums that have come out this year. But I'd probably have to check my emails to tell you what they are.
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"But," she says, "beat off, creep."
But you don't say anything.
You just think, what a bum rap for a nice, sensitive guy like me.
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But you don't say anything.
You just think, what a bum rap for a nice, sensitive guy like me.
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That's literally what it means in this instance, mm.
www.darrenabramson.com/the-gospel-according-to-johnyoure-not-sleeping/
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www.darrenabramson.com/the-gospel-according-to-johnyoure-not-sleeping/
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"hundreds of snippets of spoken word poetry"?
That's right up my street!
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That's right up my street!
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Just completed on the remortgage
Should free up some cash for another motorbike.
( , Wed 5 Jul 2017, 11:48, archived)
Should free up some cash for another motorbike.
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Yay for remortgaging!
Still haven't sorted out my life insurance, but I should be able to reduce my monthly outgoings by a noticeable amount if I ditch that Critical Illness cover that I'm not convinced I really need.
( , Wed 5 Jul 2017, 11:56, archived)
Still haven't sorted out my life insurance, but I should be able to reduce my monthly outgoings by a noticeable amount if I ditch that Critical Illness cover that I'm not convinced I really need.
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I've never looked at any of the pension statements sunlife have sent me; not one.
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I've got to find a motoebike that is nice to work on, maybe turn in to a flat tracker,
But because all the nostalgia cunts want cafe racers all the good stuff is mega bucks. I was gonna get an old BMW r45 or r80, or even a k100, but some prick does a really amazing cafe racer build of those bikes and now every cunt who has one wants stupid money for them.
( , Wed 5 Jul 2017, 12:01, archived)
But because all the nostalgia cunts want cafe racers all the good stuff is mega bucks. I was gonna get an old BMW r45 or r80, or even a k100, but some prick does a really amazing cafe racer build of those bikes and now every cunt who has one wants stupid money for them.
( , Wed 5 Jul 2017, 12:01, archived)
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( , Wed 5 Jul 2017, 11:48, archived)
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( , Wed 5 Jul 2017, 11:52, archived)
Not a real one, I would have thought,
but you can buy fake driving licences and fake passports on the darkweb, so why not a fake MOT?
( , Wed 5 Jul 2017, 12:37, archived)
but you can buy fake driving licences and fake passports on the darkweb, so why not a fake MOT?
( , Wed 5 Jul 2017, 12:37, archived)
if it's not real what is the point, it wont pass a police check
( , Wed 5 Jul 2017, 12:44, archived)
( , Wed 5 Jul 2017, 12:44, archived)
I only ever bought bent MOTs to strip number plates off cars
because you can't transfer a plate off a SORN motor.
( , Wed 5 Jul 2017, 12:55, archived)
because you can't transfer a plate off a SORN motor.
( , Wed 5 Jul 2017, 12:55, archived)
I know someone who spent loads getting an XJS on the road just so they could take the plate off.
More trouble than it was worth by the end.
( , Wed 5 Jul 2017, 12:59, archived)
More trouble than it was worth by the end.
( , Wed 5 Jul 2017, 12:59, archived)
exactly, and it's a daft law anyway
Registration and roadworthiness are two different things, you should be able to get the licence plate off a scrap car if it's the only thing worth having.
( , Wed 5 Jul 2017, 13:04, archived)
Registration and roadworthiness are two different things, you should be able to get the licence plate off a scrap car if it's the only thing worth having.
( , Wed 5 Jul 2017, 13:04, archived)
Yeah, it's stupid.
The sad thing was because they were only roadworthying it for the plate, the bodywork still looked like shit, so they had a plate worth less than they thought it was worth and a scabby jag that they'd have to spend more money on to flog.
( , Wed 5 Jul 2017, 13:12, archived)
The sad thing was because they were only roadworthying it for the plate, the bodywork still looked like shit, so they had a plate worth less than they thought it was worth and a scabby jag that they'd have to spend more money on to flog.
( , Wed 5 Jul 2017, 13:12, archived)
I've Whatsapped you but you haven't sent the dick pic I requested as proof
Bloody scammers.
( , Wed 5 Jul 2017, 11:57, archived)
Bloody scammers.
( , Wed 5 Jul 2017, 11:57, archived)
obviously, i should be getting rid of this
but it's the most clicked post on the page currently by some margin
( , Wed 5 Jul 2017, 12:25, archived)
but it's the most clicked post on the page currently by some margin
( , Wed 5 Jul 2017, 12:25, archived)
Listening to AC/DC while I clean up
Then a bit of shopping and getting my hair re-blued
( , Wed 5 Jul 2017, 11:56, archived)
Then a bit of shopping and getting my hair re-blued
( , Wed 5 Jul 2017, 11:56, archived)
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( , Wed 5 Jul 2017, 12:30, archived)
My dad was nearly thrown off a bus for listening to AC/DC really loud through his crappy headphones
He was 60 at the time, proper ASBO material
( , Wed 5 Jul 2017, 12:03, archived)
He was 60 at the time, proper ASBO material
( , Wed 5 Jul 2017, 12:03, archived)
My headphones are shit
The big ones are great but I wouldn't wear them outside
( , Wed 5 Jul 2017, 12:30, archived)
The big ones are great but I wouldn't wear them outside
( , Wed 5 Jul 2017, 12:30, archived)
If you wear headphones on the street that are not in-ear, you are either
a) poor and the headphones the supplier gave you are wank
b) some trendy prick that needs to show off and wants to mimic Cliff's Wired For Sound.
Chunks are fab for home use only.
( , Wed 5 Jul 2017, 12:43, archived)
a) poor and the headphones the supplier gave you are wank
b) some trendy prick that needs to show off and wants to mimic Cliff's Wired For Sound.
Chunks are fab for home use only.
( , Wed 5 Jul 2017, 12:43, archived)
I find earbuds to be uncomfortable.
I had a pair with small arms that hooked over the ear, they were alright, bit I resent the implication that any of this reflects on my socioeconomic status.
( , Wed 5 Jul 2017, 12:46, archived)
I had a pair with small arms that hooked over the ear, they were alright, bit I resent the implication that any of this reflects on my socioeconomic status.
( , Wed 5 Jul 2017, 12:46, archived)
Too tight or make yer earholes itch?
The hooking ones are what my dad upgraded to. Socioeconomics isn't the main problem here, it is the audio bleed which is a twatty thing to allow.
( , Wed 5 Jul 2017, 12:50, archived)
The hooking ones are what my dad upgraded to. Socioeconomics isn't the main problem here, it is the audio bleed which is a twatty thing to allow.
( , Wed 5 Jul 2017, 12:50, archived)
I had to use the double-tipped ones as otherwise I push them in too far and get wax all in the mesh.
Which then I try and clean and inevitably end up poking out.
( , Wed 5 Jul 2017, 12:54, archived)
Which then I try and clean and inevitably end up poking out.
( , Wed 5 Jul 2017, 12:54, archived)
Bit of both. Or they just fall out.
Got a pair of JVC flats, now - cheap & cheerful, but comfortable. Not a lot of audio bleed from Radio 4, I expect.
( , Wed 5 Jul 2017, 13:41, archived)
Got a pair of JVC flats, now - cheap & cheerful, but comfortable. Not a lot of audio bleed from Radio 4, I expect.
( , Wed 5 Jul 2017, 13:41, archived)
I've got a nice set of porta pro's for in the office as in ears are a bit horrid to wear all day.
Got me some bluetooth soundmagics for when I'm on road though.
( , Wed 5 Jul 2017, 12:52, archived)
Got me some bluetooth soundmagics for when I'm on road though.
( , Wed 5 Jul 2017, 12:52, archived)
I got told to turn my headphones down at work recently.
I was listening to a proper tinny JAMC live gig that was mostly feedback.
( , Wed 5 Jul 2017, 12:38, archived)
I was listening to a proper tinny JAMC live gig that was mostly feedback.
( , Wed 5 Jul 2017, 12:38, archived)
JAMC gigs are great
Just for watching people that turn down the free ear plugs and watching their faces melt.
( , Wed 5 Jul 2017, 12:44, archived)
Just for watching people that turn down the free ear plugs and watching their faces melt.
( , Wed 5 Jul 2017, 12:44, archived)
You tool
Just laughed loud enough at that to startle next door's dog
( , Wed 5 Jul 2017, 13:02, archived)
Just laughed loud enough at that to startle next door's dog
( , Wed 5 Jul 2017, 13:02, archived)
We live in a golden age of memes
Better than our parents memes, that's for sure.
( , Wed 5 Jul 2017, 11:56, archived)
Better than our parents memes, that's for sure.
( , Wed 5 Jul 2017, 11:56, archived)
When I was growing up
We had to share a meme, all in the same room, four of us to a single meme
( , Wed 5 Jul 2017, 11:59, archived)
We had to share a meme, all in the same room, four of us to a single meme
( , Wed 5 Jul 2017, 11:59, archived)
Ee, before this were built it were Zero Wing and Fenslerfilm as far as the eye could see
( , Wed 5 Jul 2017, 11:59, archived)
( , Wed 5 Jul 2017, 11:59, archived)
At this very moment,
my desktop background has become a close-up photograph of a group of pigeons, staring into the camera with expressions worthy of an East Croydon massive on a Saturday night. So that's pretty damned great.
( , Wed 5 Jul 2017, 12:08, archived)
my desktop background has become a close-up photograph of a group of pigeons, staring into the camera with expressions worthy of an East Croydon massive on a Saturday night. So that's pretty damned great.
( , Wed 5 Jul 2017, 12:08, archived)
I've just seen this photo of a durham taproom
durham.pourtaproom.com/wp-content/uploads/sites/10/2016/01/bg-durham.jpg
Apparently they give you an rfid band to activate the taps and you pay by the ounce. Soulless.
( , Wed 5 Jul 2017, 12:12, archived)
durham.pourtaproom.com/wp-content/uploads/sites/10/2016/01/bg-durham.jpg
Apparently they give you an rfid band to activate the taps and you pay by the ounce. Soulless.
( , Wed 5 Jul 2017, 12:12, archived)
There's a bar like that where I live.
Each table has a tap of a different beer built into it, and they give you a swipe card so you can serve yourself as much as you want over the course of the evening and get billed for it down to the millilitre at the end. It's a great way to spend far more than you budgeted for on a night out and get a nasty surprise at chucking-out time.
( , Wed 5 Jul 2017, 12:15, archived)
Each table has a tap of a different beer built into it, and they give you a swipe card so you can serve yourself as much as you want over the course of the evening and get billed for it down to the millilitre at the end. It's a great way to spend far more than you budgeted for on a night out and get a nasty surprise at chucking-out time.
( , Wed 5 Jul 2017, 12:15, archived)
But you presumably interacted with another human being while doing so.
( , Wed 5 Jul 2017, 12:26, archived)
( , Wed 5 Jul 2017, 12:26, archived)
the past is a foreign country: they do things differently there
#brexit
( , Wed 5 Jul 2017, 12:52, archived)
#brexit
( , Wed 5 Jul 2017, 12:52, archived)
Morning. The baby and the neighbour's cockerel have been competing to see who can make me the most awake at 4am.
I'm pretty close to throttling both of them.
( , Wed 5 Jul 2017, 8:19, archived)
I'm pretty close to throttling both of them.
( , Wed 5 Jul 2017, 8:19, archived)
Dunno he probably has sex with it or something, the egg-headed chicken-loving cunt.
( , Wed 5 Jul 2017, 8:25, archived)
( , Wed 5 Jul 2017, 8:25, archived)
Must do, no need to keep a cock with hens , unless he likes his eggs fertilised
( , Wed 5 Jul 2017, 8:28, archived)
( , Wed 5 Jul 2017, 8:28, archived)
I always say an omelette isn't complete without a half-formed baby bird or two floating about in the middle
( , Wed 5 Jul 2017, 8:32, archived)
( , Wed 5 Jul 2017, 8:32, archived)
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Jambo!
( , Wed 5 Jul 2017, 8:24, archived)
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Jambo!
( , Wed 5 Jul 2017, 8:24, archived)
I've just been diagnosed as the Internet.
Turns out I'm the internet. Had no idea.
( , Tue 4 Jul 2017, 19:57, archived)
Turns out I'm the internet. Had no idea.
( , Tue 4 Jul 2017, 19:57, archived)
TV Pitch: Quantum Diagnosis
Basically Barry Van Dyke gets sent into people's bodies from the past to put right what once went wrong, but because he's an inept prick he has to keep going to the hospital his dad works at and trick him into helping him.
( , Tue 4 Jul 2017, 20:42, archived)
Basically Barry Van Dyke gets sent into people's bodies from the past to put right what once went wrong, but because he's an inept prick he has to keep going to the hospital his dad works at and trick him into helping him.
( , Tue 4 Jul 2017, 20:42, archived)
well you are beakering in my otherwise civilised thread
sounds pretty internet to me
( , Tue 4 Jul 2017, 23:39, archived)
sounds pretty internet to me
( , Tue 4 Jul 2017, 23:39, archived)
I'm tryng to do something with Adobe After Effects.
it's not so easy if you barely know the basics
( , Tue 4 Jul 2017, 16:02, archived)
it's not so easy if you barely know the basics
( , Tue 4 Jul 2017, 16:02, archived)
I'm falling asleep over here.
Another hour and a quarter to go before I can faceplant on public transport.
( , Tue 4 Jul 2017, 14:47, archived)
Another hour and a quarter to go before I can faceplant on public transport.
( , Tue 4 Jul 2017, 14:47, archived)
I don't think the public at large has much to fear from any explosives I could bodge together.
( , Tue 4 Jul 2017, 14:51, archived)
( , Tue 4 Jul 2017, 14:51, archived)
My goal is at least two tablespoons of drool on someone's shoulder by the time I get to the station.
( , Tue 4 Jul 2017, 14:53, archived)
( , Tue 4 Jul 2017, 14:53, archived)
My name is spelled without capital letters.
People make many assumptions about why that is. Here is the story. I have always signed my name without capital letters. When I was taking a Master of Laws degree in 1990, I had letterhead designed and my name was in lower case. I liked it, so I continued it when I returned to private practice in 1992. What an uproar! Lawyers called me up to say that they had a vote in their firm about why I chose that spelling; a court rejected an Order because my name was not properly spelled; and the local queer newspaper refused for years to spell my name without capital letters.
I realized that I had a perfect illustration of how we react when someone moves even a tiny bit away from a norm of behaviour, even with respect to something that has no impact on anyone else. So I have kept that spelling, and I tell this story in unlearning oppression workshops.
( , Tue 4 Jul 2017, 16:17, archived)
People make many assumptions about why that is. Here is the story. I have always signed my name without capital letters. When I was taking a Master of Laws degree in 1990, I had letterhead designed and my name was in lower case. I liked it, so I continued it when I returned to private practice in 1992. What an uproar! Lawyers called me up to say that they had a vote in their firm about why I chose that spelling; a court rejected an Order because my name was not properly spelled; and the local queer newspaper refused for years to spell my name without capital letters.
I realized that I had a perfect illustration of how we react when someone moves even a tiny bit away from a norm of behaviour, even with respect to something that has no impact on anyone else. So I have kept that spelling, and I tell this story in unlearning oppression workshops.
( , Tue 4 Jul 2017, 16:17, archived)
you should tell people that in unlearning oppression workshops.
( , Tue 4 Jul 2017, 16:21, archived)
( , Tue 4 Jul 2017, 16:21, archived)
Of all forms of oppression, "capitalisation of proper nouns" is the worst.
( , Tue 4 Jul 2017, 16:35, archived)
( , Tue 4 Jul 2017, 16:35, archived)
She's also a member of AWARE (the Alliance of Women against Racism Etc.)
Racism Etc.
( , Tue 4 Jul 2017, 16:37, archived)
Racism Etc.
( , Tue 4 Jul 2017, 16:37, archived)
All other -isms are an afterthought.
I'm glad she's treating them with the contempt they deserve. Unlike men - we're all really racist, but get terribly upset by the other -isms. Like feminism.
*swallows red pill*
( , Tue 4 Jul 2017, 16:40, archived)
I'm glad she's treating them with the contempt they deserve. Unlike men - we're all really racist, but get terribly upset by the other -isms. Like feminism.
*swallows red pill*
( , Tue 4 Jul 2017, 16:40, archived)
lol, I'm not really knocking the intentions.
I bet she's unbearable though.
( , Tue 4 Jul 2017, 16:42, archived)
I bet she's unbearable though.
( , Tue 4 Jul 2017, 16:42, archived)
^ the man in the background bearing his arse going 'whueergh!' on every BBC3 programme about Holiday Reps.
( , Tue 4 Jul 2017, 17:03, archived)
( , Tue 4 Jul 2017, 17:03, archived)
certain people on here used to get very angry about a lack of capital letters and punctuation lols
( , Tue 4 Jul 2017, 16:40, archived)
( , Tue 4 Jul 2017, 16:40, archived)
well, yeah. Nobody was gonna support you trying to lynch the sweary jailbait Drimbley.
( , Tue 4 Jul 2017, 17:31, archived)
( , Tue 4 Jul 2017, 17:31, archived)
Yeah, deny it now, but we all know you wanted to see Comma strung up.
( , Tue 4 Jul 2017, 17:52, archived)
( , Tue 4 Jul 2017, 17:52, archived)
stuj is admitting to getting a chubby over one of our younger contributors.
( , Tue 4 Jul 2017, 17:53, archived)
( , Tue 4 Jul 2017, 17:53, archived)
My name is spelt all in capital letters to let people know that I am a very angry man and not someone to be messed with.
( , Tue 4 Jul 2017, 17:18, archived)
( , Tue 4 Jul 2017, 17:18, archived)
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