
they cost a bit more... but they're usually worth it
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so that if you fall down, your hand bending under you cant accidentally seal the flow.
English education, best in the world
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English education, best in the world

I know not to go across but i never knew that
*gets out notebook of useless knowledge*
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*gets out notebook of useless knowledge*

If you are really intent on not being saved, and would like a quick death, you should cut from wrist to inner elbow on the left arm.
/morbid
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/morbid

that ideally you should make a t shaped cut and go as far up the vein towards your elbow as possible, preferably after taking amphetamines.
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I've had it shitting on my mind since Christmas.
*and relax*
hello all

i laughed heartily at that!
woo to you, for less. at woo to you
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Tue 6 Jan 2004, 11:51,
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woo to you, for less. at woo to you

although I REALLY don't deserve it. I feel like some kind of typhoid mary for sharing that.
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It's just that Rick Waller just stepped on his tail.

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May I Thread Jack?
Sounds a silly question, but I've never actualy thought about it before. I'm just looking for jobs and one says £12.000 Per Annum. What's Per Annum? how do they work it out?...

I can clearly say: per annum means 'per year'. Now delete your post, or people will find you uneducated.
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by inserting the money up your arse, usually in pound coins because notes chafe a bit...
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over 37. normally.
ie, if 12k is the normal wage, and you're only working part time (20 hours), you'll get 12,000 divided by 37 times by 20.
kapish?
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ie, if 12k is the normal wage, and you're only working part time (20 hours), you'll get 12,000 divided by 37 times by 20.
kapish?

of Pro Rata.
Per Annum is simply the yearly salary.
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Per Annum is simply the yearly salary.


repost for no other reason than I am flat out of hummus for the new year

how dare you post such a fantastic anim so soon after mine!
:)
W/Y/H/P
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Tue 6 Jan 2004, 11:47,
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:)
W/Y/H/P

you're too good...I'd challenge you to a duel but I'd lose
Woo yay!
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Woo yay!


At least ours doesn't work so we'll never know

trips to Mars ended in miserable failure too, we needn't feel too bad!
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to know ours doesn't work and feel proud of it
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but the budget for their one lander was greater than for our entire space programme, including that musem near leicester
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all the pictures they're getting now are just 'shopped from the viking stuff and the 1997 stuff. so nyer.
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presumably a significant part of the cost of any space probe is the fact that all the parts are one-off.
Why don't ESA/NASA just build 5 of each probe, and then test one on Earth, one on the Moon, and fix any problems, and then send the last three to Mars...
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Why don't ESA/NASA just build 5 of each probe, and then test one on Earth, one on the Moon, and fix any problems, and then send the last three to Mars...

notice that those pictures require 1950's '3d glasses'?
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If they were flat, all the beer would fall out.
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Maybe someone should invent 4D glasses...
Contains not only the beer, but also the time needed to drink it.
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Contains not only the beer, but also the time needed to drink it.

pics of mars....
aren't 3d spec pics a bit 60s?
woo (by the way)
edit: yes to above
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aren't 3d spec pics a bit 60s?
woo (by the way)
edit: yes to above

the best computer that will work on the moon is a 386
something about gamma radiation
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something about gamma radiation



(very bad quality though, I had to take each frame into potatoplop to make it even vaguely legible!)
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and shows a far more varied technique. But that was the best bit for looping.
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They're behind the bar, and they're not swiping free 'col?
RETRAIN!
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RETRAIN!

reminds me of that alan partridge episode with 'cirque de cloun'
bag of wank. stomp is even worse.
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bag of wank. stomp is even worse.

and i'll raise you a reduced shakespeare company
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they're not arty farty, they're comedy that's not very loosely based on shakespeare.
and fucking funny to boot
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and fucking funny to boot

saw blue man group in Vegas and it was fucking unbelievable.
was really a very very good live show. like nothing else i have ever seen on telly or whatever.
didn't like the pentium adverts featuring them tho...
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was really a very very good live show. like nothing else i have ever seen on telly or whatever.
didn't like the pentium adverts featuring them tho...

There is nothing, absolutely nothing, remotley funny/satirical/clever about that!
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tell him we've got another potential subscriber...
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Also known as Beelzebuth, Belzebuth, Baalzebub, Ba'al-zebub (and known as Achor by the Cyreneans), which probably meant 'Lord of the High House', referring to the Canaanite chief god 'Baal the prince'. This title could only properly apply to Solomon in his temple, so the Jews changed the name to Beelzebub which translates as 'Lord of Flies', probably because of his supposedly role as creator and controller of the flies in the Philistine city of Ekron.
One of the oldest and most famous demonic figures, Beelzebub also had command over disease (flies congregate around the corpses of the dead, and spread disease from the dead to the living) and his role is to tempt men with pride.
Beelzebub came to be regarded as the leading representative of the fallen gods, referred to as the Devil himself; in Matthew, 12, 24, he is mentioned as 'Prince of the Devils' and this appellation has stuck, even though Milton has him next in rank to Satan (Paradise Lost, I, 79).
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One of the oldest and most famous demonic figures, Beelzebub also had command over disease (flies congregate around the corpses of the dead, and spread disease from the dead to the living) and his role is to tempt men with pride.
Beelzebub came to be regarded as the leading representative of the fallen gods, referred to as the Devil himself; in Matthew, 12, 24, he is mentioned as 'Prince of the Devils' and this appellation has stuck, even though Milton has him next in rank to Satan (Paradise Lost, I, 79).

he just gets so much bad press, am sure he is not that bad, just mis-understood most likely ;)
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I read that as (also known as ARTHUR by the ......)
edit: ning! (just)
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edit: ning! (just)

(often depicted as being shrouded in a cloud of flies)
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Satans B3ta requests for season tickets and the like.
Edit: www.deliriumsrealm.com/delirium/mythology/demon_list.asp
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Edit: www.deliriumsrealm.com/delirium/mythology/demon_list.asp

<new year resolution>
I will not laugh at personal tragedy
I will not laugh at personal tragedy
I will not laugh at personal tragedy
I will not ...
</new year resolution>
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I will not laugh at personal tragedy
I will not laugh at personal tragedy
I will not laugh at personal tragedy
I will not ...
</new year resolution>

which was not to come on here.
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so amongst my list of things is to be more sparing towards peoples feelings.
So you are marginally safe.
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So you are marginally safe.

so very much. This picture is excellent to the highest possible degree
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you should lay off the radiohead though.
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More cheery.
Reminds me of that episode of Father Ted where he's going to America, and the suidicidal priest cheers up, leaves the house and gets onto the bus driven by the guy listening to Radiohead.....
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Reminds me of that episode of Father Ted where he's going to America, and the suidicidal priest cheers up, leaves the house and gets onto the bus driven by the guy listening to Radiohead.....


assuming she gets a crap tan as she gets older
edit: she's becoming jon voight

no i wouldnt
i would
no... wait.. i wouldnt
no i would
arrrrgh
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i would
no... wait.. i wouldnt
no i would
arrrrgh

that makes the animation a vast amount bigger than it would be otherwise... just a note for the future
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but just for future reference... if part of the pic is meant to be still... make sure it stays it :)
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using a domain i registered a few years ago.
sonicToothbrush
I had plans to sell them over the internet, but now I've just decided to do something else with the domain.
what you reckon?
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sonicToothbrush
I had plans to sell them over the internet, but now I've just decided to do something else with the domain.
what you reckon?

i deliberately used dreamweaver for extra crap effect. haven't used it in years.
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and so do some girls....in my head.

'Aeroplane' in my head...
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Yes it appears so.
Oh fuck its Chris Moyles again in my head...
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Oh fuck its Chris Moyles again in my head...

"and then the bad, bad men made their airyplane go 'bang' into the tower. It made me sad, and I had to get my mummy to make me some milk"
Buffoon.
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Buffoon.

Oh. That's a direct quote, isn't it?
Bad man, bad man, make Amy sad. Bad man away.
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Bad man, bad man, make Amy sad. Bad man away.


and is now quite good on his new skateboard.
![Challenge Entry: Christmas Cards [challenge entry]](/images/board_posticon_c.gif)

My dad after xmas dinner this year. The shame!
I know there's no photoshopping, but didn't think it needed it!

the World's Reddest Nose panel over here? I think we have a winner!
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Though he had been done up like Craig David at the time!
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..do you really mean 'fellow patients'?
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I love him really! Plus, i need to creep a bit as he'll kill me when he sees i've posted this!
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Took me a while.
TJ:
Looking for bird pics, I found birdse.cx (SFW)
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TJ:
Looking for bird pics, I found birdse.cx (SFW)

wwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwww
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SADDAM'S IN THE BACKGROUND!
And I'd fully expect Tony Bleugh not to notice.
Edit: It could possibly be Mr Laden...
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And I'd fully expect Tony Bleugh not to notice.
Edit: It could possibly be Mr Laden...

No, I mean no, you got that ECHELON? I have never ever seen them together!
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hate that argument, even if it is used jokingly.
It really fucking annoys me in it's downright retardedness.
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It really fucking annoys me in it's downright retardedness.

it's the tip of a vast iceberg of pseudo-statistical nonsense
by the way - can I borrow your apostrophe? - I don't think you need it


right, i should be in a meeting

pffft your picture makes me laugh
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It's a delicious brew of steamed testicles
www.b3ta.com/board/1186179 can't find the original message
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www.b3ta.com/board/1186179 can't find the original message

.. just popped into your profile and noticed your Nude MP Calander made "national" press... well done that man... :)
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my sister in law had her first angina attack over christmas. hanging around hospitals at chrimbo is even less fun than the rest of the year.
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I had a severe anaphylactic reaction to a fig on Christmas day three years ago and can sympathise.
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Holly and tinsel on the life support machines, mince pies instead of Warfarin, the ECG beeping 'Silent Night'...
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