Didn't someone get killed
by a Dyson recently? Or injured or something.
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Sun 31 Aug 2003, 12:59,
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nah... the doctor managed to remove it.
(it still hurts to pee though)
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Sun 31 Aug 2003, 13:00,
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yow
I heard once of a poor chap who tried to use a wet'n'dry vac as a "female substitute"... couldn't get enough suction through the hose, so he took it off and went straight for where it plugs into the body of the machine - without a thought for the mascerating blades that chop up hairballs and things!
of course, it may just be another urban myth...
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Sun 31 Aug 2003, 13:03,
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of course, it may just be another urban myth...
probably
one of those "I heard on the news/saw on tv/read in the back of the Sport" things ;-)
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Sun 31 Aug 2003, 13:13,
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It may be an urban myth
but it's still a warning to all of us..
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Sun 31 Aug 2003, 13:24,
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Which reminds me
of the tale of the poor guy who mixed up his KY with his superglue...
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Mon 1 Sep 2003, 1:34,
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There you go!
www.thescotsman.co.uk/scotland.cfm?id=951032003
It's started!!!!!!! Eek.. Now I'm really scared of that pic!
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Sun 31 Aug 2003, 13:04,
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It's started!!!!!!! Eek.. Now I'm really scared of that pic!