It's a picture of...
...the aftermath of spontaneous human combustion. An interesting phenomenon to do with the 'wick' effect. Contrary to popular belief, in such circumstances humans do not simply burst into flames but act more like the big bag of fat we are over a period of time. The aftermath is the cause of such urban myths.
Oh, and there's something on her ankle.
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Sun 4 Jan 2004, 20:10,
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Oh, and there's something on her ankle.
I saw a programme about that once
isn't it something like an inside-out candle with the clothes acting as the wick?
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Sun 4 Jan 2004, 20:11,
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Yup.
That's the bunny, good to see I'm not cracking up and imagining these crasy TV programmes.
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Sun 4 Jan 2004, 20:13,
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Whilst on the subject of imagining crazy tv,
did some guy run on a treadmill with Leo Sayer on his back, singing a song. Whilst Phillip Schofield watched,
or did I dream it?
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Sun 4 Jan 2004, 20:15,
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or did I dream it?
yes and no
He did run on a tred mill with leo sayer on his back but I think it was an episode of shooting stars, I don't think Pip Scofield was there
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Sun 4 Jan 2004, 20:17,
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did anyone ever see a thing with
anneka rice talking to a horse?
they horse may or may not have been talking back
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Sun 4 Jan 2004, 20:19,
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they horse may or may not have been talking back
well it was quite early in the morning
and lsd was involved, so i may have imagined it
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Sun 4 Jan 2004, 20:24,
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I suspect it was...
...that saturday BBC1 teatime thing Reeves & Mortimer did. "Families at War" or somesuch. Even better than the original Generation Game, and that's saying something.
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Sun 4 Jan 2004, 20:22,
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umm
I saw that - I'm sure it was in Shooting Stars or such-like. So either it was real or co-joined psychotic mindpiss....
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Sun 4 Jan 2004, 20:18,
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Leo sayer
fell off and ended up underneath the blue mats put around the treadmill
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Sun 4 Jan 2004, 20:19,
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Excellent,
thanks - I no longer hold that as the cause of my mental instability
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Sun 4 Jan 2004, 20:20,
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I was in a village once
which had an take away next to a funeral parlour.
Also I went to an Indian restuarant in Cotham which sold its curry in three varieties:
chicken, prawn and meat
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Sun 4 Jan 2004, 20:19,
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Also I went to an Indian restuarant in Cotham which sold its curry in three varieties:
chicken, prawn and meat
I finished Uni
Now I'm trying to find any excuse to get back there.
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Sun 4 Jan 2004, 20:35,
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*nod*
I have the misfortune of working for the uni - I think I'm stuck here.
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Sun 4 Jan 2004, 20:37,
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I went to a Beer Festival once...
...the sign said "meat curry".
"What sort of meat?" I asked.
"Tinned".
It was nice.
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Sun 4 Jan 2004, 20:24,
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"What sort of meat?" I asked.
"Tinned".
It was nice.
Most of the curry houses round here do 'meat' dishes.
And thinking about it, they're all not too far from the Co-op Funeral Parlour.
but apparently, it's all mutton
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Sun 4 Jan 2004, 20:31,
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but apparently, it's all mutton
Exactly.
Well done. See, not everyone under 30's an intellectual midget.
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Sun 4 Jan 2004, 20:12,
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Er...
I'm the moron?
Jeeeezus. Must be Sunday. The proles are out to play.
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Sun 4 Jan 2004, 20:14,
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Jeeeezus. Must be Sunday. The proles are out to play.
frognesh
well if you look at the time between me posting that, and you replying, it took you a long time to read it.
or not, you could have been posting other things. no i'll stick with my first option. moron.
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Sun 4 Jan 2004, 20:16,
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or not, you could have been posting other things. no i'll stick with my first option. moron.
fight fight fight
fight fight fight
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fight fight fight
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Sun 4 Jan 2004, 20:19,
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fight fight fight
fight fight fight
fight fight fight
fight fight fight
fight fight fight
i like this
insults using made up words...it shows imagination while showing no imagination at the same time
It could be a paradox but I'm probably wrong
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Sun 4 Jan 2004, 20:20,
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It could be a paradox but I'm probably wrong
proles
and frognesh
or maybe i just don't understand what you kids are banging on abut these days
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Sun 4 Jan 2004, 20:22,
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or maybe i just don't understand what you kids are banging on abut these days
A frog nesh
is a soft tender frog. But I don't think thats what it means here.
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Sun 4 Jan 2004, 20:28,
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