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» Conspiracy Theories
Christopher Reeves wheelchair
was made of kryptonite.
(Thu 1st Dec 2011, 14:27, More)
Christopher Reeves wheelchair
was made of kryptonite.
(Thu 1st Dec 2011, 14:27, More)
» Conversation Killers
Back to around 1980. I had a radio cassette recorder, that
I used to take everywhere with me.
Most Sundays I would religiously rush home in time to listen to the Top 40, and record all the tunes I wanted, to be played over the coming week. I also had a rather nasty habit, as was not uncommon in 13 year old boys, of recording other miscelany such as burps and farts.
So, I'm sure you've guessed where we're going here.
Grandma and Grandad were coming to stay for the week. They used to get the train from their house in Surrey, to redhill. My parents would pick them up from there.
In the car with Mum, picked up said grandparents, we're driving home, chattering away happily. Mum has borrowed last weeks top 40 tape to play in the car. Approaching Westerham, some jaunty Michael Jackson tune or similar is playing.
. . . living off the waaaaall . . . .
*crackle, crunch *
"Wait, wait, I've got one coming" *giggling sounds, banging and crashing noises*
"FFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFRRRRRRPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPP!!!!"
*more giggling sounds*
"you dirty cunt!"
*laughter* *cruch, bang*
. . . . living off the wall . . . .
Silence. Granny looking at Mum, Grandad looking at me, Mum staring at the road ahead, all thinking 'Was that what I thought it was???'.
(Wed 18th May 2011, 11:31, More)
Back to around 1980. I had a radio cassette recorder, that
I used to take everywhere with me.
Most Sundays I would religiously rush home in time to listen to the Top 40, and record all the tunes I wanted, to be played over the coming week. I also had a rather nasty habit, as was not uncommon in 13 year old boys, of recording other miscelany such as burps and farts.
So, I'm sure you've guessed where we're going here.
Grandma and Grandad were coming to stay for the week. They used to get the train from their house in Surrey, to redhill. My parents would pick them up from there.
In the car with Mum, picked up said grandparents, we're driving home, chattering away happily. Mum has borrowed last weeks top 40 tape to play in the car. Approaching Westerham, some jaunty Michael Jackson tune or similar is playing.
. . . living off the waaaaall . . . .
*crackle, crunch *
"Wait, wait, I've got one coming" *giggling sounds, banging and crashing noises*
"FFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFRRRRRRPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPP!!!!"
*more giggling sounds*
"you dirty cunt!"
*laughter* *cruch, bang*
. . . . living off the wall . . . .
Silence. Granny looking at Mum, Grandad looking at me, Mum staring at the road ahead, all thinking 'Was that what I thought it was???'.
(Wed 18th May 2011, 11:31, More)
» Amazing Projects
My Dad and brother, working together.
My dad used to tinker with motorbikes. He had a few around, and sometimes used to canibalise one as spares for another.
One day he was having a cleanup, and wanted to take the old frame from one to the dump. So he got a hacksaw, sawed it in half and stuck it in the boot of the car.
When he got home, he found my brother, who was 5 at the time, had thought this a rather jolly wheeze, and had sawed his own perfectly serviceable bicycle in half.
(Thu 17th Nov 2011, 16:12, More)
My Dad and brother, working together.
My dad used to tinker with motorbikes. He had a few around, and sometimes used to canibalise one as spares for another.
One day he was having a cleanup, and wanted to take the old frame from one to the dump. So he got a hacksaw, sawed it in half and stuck it in the boot of the car.
When he got home, he found my brother, who was 5 at the time, had thought this a rather jolly wheeze, and had sawed his own perfectly serviceable bicycle in half.
(Thu 17th Nov 2011, 16:12, More)
» Weird Rituals
Hmm. Wonder if this counts
Kid in our class at school used to seemingly randomly go to various girls in the class at morning registration, and just say 'Thank you' to them, and wander off. Just one each day, some days he wouldn't do it at all.
Occasionally he'd do it to the teacher.
He then rather stupidly admitted to one of his friends that in fact that was the person he had been thinking about when he had a wank the previous night. This took about a nanosecond to go round the whole school, and as of the second year of college 5 years later was pretty much still the leading topic of conversation.
(Fri 16th Dec 2011, 16:47, More)
Hmm. Wonder if this counts
Kid in our class at school used to seemingly randomly go to various girls in the class at morning registration, and just say 'Thank you' to them, and wander off. Just one each day, some days he wouldn't do it at all.
Occasionally he'd do it to the teacher.
He then rather stupidly admitted to one of his friends that in fact that was the person he had been thinking about when he had a wank the previous night. This took about a nanosecond to go round the whole school, and as of the second year of college 5 years later was pretty much still the leading topic of conversation.
(Fri 16th Dec 2011, 16:47, More)
» Messing with people's heads
A few years ago, when such things weren't very common
was travelling abroad with my wife, and we hired a VW Golf which had controls for the stereo on the steering wheel.
I told her the stereo reacted to hand gestures, and was doing complicated finger pointing at the head unit, while flicking the buttons on the steering wheel.
She naturally wanted a go, and was gesticulating wildly at the stereo - one in every 5 times or so, I'd change the track or alter the volume, just to keep her interested.
Kept that up for 3 days. I got bored in the end with having to wave at the thing every time I wanted to change something, and told her.
(Thu 12th Jan 2012, 13:00, More)
A few years ago, when such things weren't very common
was travelling abroad with my wife, and we hired a VW Golf which had controls for the stereo on the steering wheel.
I told her the stereo reacted to hand gestures, and was doing complicated finger pointing at the head unit, while flicking the buttons on the steering wheel.
She naturally wanted a go, and was gesticulating wildly at the stereo - one in every 5 times or so, I'd change the track or alter the volume, just to keep her interested.
Kept that up for 3 days. I got bored in the end with having to wave at the thing every time I wanted to change something, and told her.
(Thu 12th Jan 2012, 13:00, More)