It can get a bit choppy around the Canaries, Mr Maxwell, sir. Best pop this on, I think...
From the Making Safe Things Dangerous challenge. See all 476 entries (closed)
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From the Making Safe Things Dangerous challenge. See all 476 entries (closed)
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Heh
Although putting lead above polonium might not be the best way to do it ;)
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Sun 5 Aug 2007, 18:10,
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lithium + polonium + uranium = happy fun tiem!
i got all i know about nukler fizzies from "The Fourth Protocol".
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Sun 5 Aug 2007, 18:14,
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it is.
i was just giving you an example use of polonium, apart from poisoning ruskies. for free too, cos i'm nice like that.
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Sun 5 Aug 2007, 18:36,
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Jolly nice of you
Putting polonium on those Farleys was getting a bit boring
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Sun 5 Aug 2007, 18:59,
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He could also be dragged to the bottom
by the weight of all the money he nicked!
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Sun 5 Aug 2007, 18:07,
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Heh
not really a proper comment on the image... I was looking for a particular reply, but I'm guessing discomeats is away from his 'puter.
Woo to your image anyways :)
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Sun 5 Aug 2007, 18:23,
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Woo to your image anyways :)
Ooooh right.
Sorry if I was patronising, then. Thanks for the woo :)
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Sun 5 Aug 2007, 18:28,
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I just got this spam, does that count?
"Virgins always hee-hawed at me and even fellows did in the not private water closet!
Well, now I whizgiggle at them, because I took M eg ad ik
for 5 months and now my pecker is immensely best than usual."
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Sun 5 Aug 2007, 18:22,
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Well, now I whizgiggle at them, because I took M eg ad ik
for 5 months and now my pecker is immensely best than usual."
some of the spam i get is sheer bloody poetry.
Some, like this one was so random that it could only have been in code.
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Sun 5 Aug 2007, 18:27,
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