an entire box of them a doctor gave me and I couldn't help staring at the name on the box the whole time. Indirect mindpiss.
W♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥.
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W♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥.
I need to change. Last thing a doctor gave me was a cotton bud up the japs-eye :'(
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Don't worry - I did this morning.
Forgot to woo it last night, so, woo again!
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Mon 28 Jun 2004, 12:13,
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Forgot to woo it last night, so, woo again!
Surely it's a repeat or it isn't?
Woo to the pic though.
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Mon 28 Jun 2004, 12:15,
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Woo to the pic though.
Then have a WOO to the minges, a satsumo, an animation of Rob and a bee dreaming of aforementioned ginger overlord.

Animation in tribute to Rob

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Animation in tribute to Rob

... but really, he's terrified of getting wet.

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Anyway, being the fickle git I am, I downloaded Firefox at the weekend cos i was tired of people harping on about it here. It is true it is very woo, slightly yay, and a touch hoopla.
Why do people call it a communist browser??? I must kno etc etc!!!!!111111
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Mon 28 Jun 2004, 12:07,
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Why do people call it a communist browser??? I must kno etc etc!!!!!111111
its far too cruel to tennis balls...

ning everybody
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ning everybody
Sorry for my threadwaste.
*tentative apology fluffiness*
WYH to tennis balls. It's not the venus sisters making that 'urgh' noise. It's their balls.
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*tentative apology fluffiness*
WYH to tennis balls. It's not the venus sisters making that 'urgh' noise. It's their balls.
Besides, you're allowed to by the faq. You said something a bit more interesting that "Gaz, IM me".
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just can't stand the laziness. It's not like I'm not capable of creating a stickman myself. I just hoped someone else might have already.
You know, how things done by other people always look better than your own stuff, even if they're shit? I dunno. I'm going back to reading catch 22 on pdf, and dodging work til half 5.
It's for a new band I'm starting see. "Electric Bottom Gardeners". So I want a stickman chasing a lawnmower. Is that so much to ask? is it? IS IT?
Yes. So I may as well do it myself. Flymo, or motor-mo? That's the question.
/rambling on like a twat
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Mon 28 Jun 2004, 12:13,
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You know, how things done by other people always look better than your own stuff, even if they're shit? I dunno. I'm going back to reading catch 22 on pdf, and dodging work til half 5.
It's for a new band I'm starting see. "Electric Bottom Gardeners". So I want a stickman chasing a lawnmower. Is that so much to ask? is it? IS IT?
Yes. So I may as well do it myself. Flymo, or motor-mo? That's the question.
/rambling on like a twat
and want to have you babies.
Edit: Really, that couldn't be any better. If I'd done it, it'd look shit.
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Edit: Really, that couldn't be any better. If I'd done it, it'd look shit.
Lots of them. Now. By express courier.
Will probably have to go to the shop instead.
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Will probably have to go to the shop instead.
Mail me your address, and crustard keanes will become apparent via the royal mail. Unless your toe-rag theiving postman decrees otherwise.
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Mon 28 Jun 2004, 12:27,
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"It's not like I'm not capable of creating a stickman myself...
So I want a stickman chasing a lawnmower. Is that so much to ask? is it? IS IT?"
Not at all. You have Paint, don't you?
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Mon 28 Jun 2004, 12:18,
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So I want a stickman chasing a lawnmower. Is that so much to ask? is it? IS IT?"
Not at all. You have Paint, don't you?
I feel even worse about my laziness, and still feel a bit of a cunt for the initial threadwaste, but I've got what I wanted now haven't I.
Where's the justice? I feel like Alan Sugar or something.
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Mon 28 Jun 2004, 12:20,
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Where's the justice? I feel like Alan Sugar or something.
And the tag took me a little longer than normal to sport:)
'Fat Bottomed Girls'?
After all, hasn't science proven that they are what makes this rocking world go round? Thank you, science!
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After all, hasn't science proven that they are what makes this rocking world go round? Thank you, science!

(note that I do not endorse the word "coloureds", but it's use was necessary in order to A. Make the joke work and B. reflect the awful attitude that apartheid sprouted from.)
original's even better, though
and now I've said that I can't find the bloody thing
but it contained lots of apologies for Bush in French
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and now I've said that I can't find the bloody thing
but it contained lots of apologies for Bush in French
this?
Yeah, I used that tag because it was the only decnt picture I could find (didn't have it in Google, I'm always on Snopes).
Ooh, and have you been on Thomas Bihn's messageboard? It's hilarious
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Mon 28 Jun 2004, 11:49,
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Yeah, I used that tag because it was the only decnt picture I could find (didn't have it in Google, I'm always on Snopes).
Ooh, and have you been on Thomas Bihn's messageboard? It's hilarious
It even says the shark/bridge/marine is a fake!
Gollygeewillickers
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Gollygeewillickers
I have always used the word, coloured.......is that bad? Thought that was a more PC word to use??
I still can't believe they made Robinson's remove the classic "Golly" from their labels because of this sort of thing.
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and it had a litle black guy with massive lips on it doing a silly dance. no, i don't understand why either..
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had been a little white guy with massive lips doing a silly dance it would have been fine. It was just a logo, was it really that offensive to anyone? I know it panders to racial stereotypes, but it's no worse than having pictures of Frenchmen with big noses, stripey shirts and baguettes in my eyes, and besides, it's not like it said "this is what all black people are like" on the side.
Or am I just being incredibly ignorant here?
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Or am I just being incredibly ignorant here?
i used to go out with a negro girl and she told me so
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bugger.........don't like using the word black, connotes too much badness.
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as long as you put it into context by saying
"I'm not RACIST but..."
before you say it.
NOTE: This also works with sexist, ageist, facist and so on.
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Mon 28 Jun 2004, 11:58,
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"I'm not RACIST but..."
before you say it.
NOTE: This also works with sexist, ageist, facist and so on.
it conjures up images of crime and disorder
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But then you have things like the Music Of Black Origin awards...
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basically all music nowadays has black origins
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But I could see a "Music of White Origin" awards getting slammed riotously which is a bit hypcocritical. Mind, it would be mostly Country music i guess so possibly it's for the best.
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Unless Western Classical is your thing.
Which it isn't for me.
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Which it isn't for me.
But in this PC World*, what are we going to do?
*no, not the shop. Anyone who thought that is a twunt and has obviously spent far too much time on b3ta.
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Mon 28 Jun 2004, 11:55,
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*no, not the shop. Anyone who thought that is a twunt and has obviously spent far too much time on b3ta.
Not due to issues of accuracy (which I will not comment on) but because of the negative inflections the word gained through it's use in apartheid and in 20th century America.
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darn it, going to have to find another word to use.
Although I won't have to use it much, don't get that many round my way.
My sister was 8 years old when she saw her first black guy, we were shopping in Morrisons and she couldn't stop staring!
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Although I won't have to use it much, don't get that many round my way.
My sister was 8 years old when she saw her first black guy, we were shopping in Morrisons and she couldn't stop staring!
My friend Bretty (from down south) was agog when I said "I've never seen so many black people" at Alton Towers on Friday...I in no way meant it in any negative light, I was merely commenting on how unvaried the racial mix is up here in Warrington.
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8,500 there is ONE (1) black person.
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back in 1960, he saw a black guy pointed and shouted "Fuck me, it's a n*****" (having only heard his dad call them that). He was chased for quite a while.
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Non-white? Afro-[insert nation of residence here]? Differently pigmented?
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because that would be suggesting that white is standard and being coloured is inferior*
*taps nose*
*might be a large pile of wank
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*taps nose*
*might be a large pile of wank
I had several mates at Uni called "Matt". To distinguish them I had long-haired Matt, geek Matt and black Matt. Fairly sure I never caused him offense at that, but probably amused him with my naive questions from time to time!
I know I was probably long-haired or hippy Sam (at the time).
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I know I was probably long-haired or hippy Sam (at the time).
Who we called LBT (Little Black Tom) because there was, of course, more than 1 Tom around. Nobody ever dared to do it to his face because he was a fucking psycho and would probably actually find a way to take offense in it.
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I should have known never to try political comedy when we have such a skilled master of satire around.
Woo!
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Woo!
on thos long and lonely trips, a cowboy's best friend is his horse.

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im trying to find the video clip of the american news program where the presenter goes on a tirade about the bbc's report on the hutten enquiry, saying that the bbc is anti-american and all that...
it was in the newsletter a while ago, but the spazz is broke...
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Mon 28 Jun 2004, 11:42,
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it was in the newsletter a while ago, but the spazz is broke...
The most ridiculous news report I have ever, ever seen.
Anyone have that guy's e-mail address?
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Mon 28 Jun 2004, 11:48,
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Anyone have that guy's e-mail address?
I can't believe that was even broadcast. what utter bollocks
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Mon 28 Jun 2004, 12:08,
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haha hahaha
that's rather wOO
I saw a program about "zoophiles" on TV recently, never felt so sick watching TV in my life.
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Mon 28 Jun 2004, 11:45,
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that's rather wOO
I saw a program about "zoophiles" on TV recently, never felt so sick watching TV in my life.
Or that Channel 4 (5?) thing? Either way,
♫ That's why they call it puppy love... ♪
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♫ That's why they call it puppy love... ♪
i think, either way i had to turn it off after the husband said he was so turned on by his wife being taken by her horse that he was tempted to have sloppy seconds.
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You didn't have to be so graphic, that could have been left to the imagination. Bizarre mag did a special on zoophiles once, and the mind boggled. And then ran.
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but I actually experienced their conversation first hand, the mental scaring is far worse for me.
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hahahahahahahahahahahaha ahahahahahahahahahaha hahahahahha too perfect
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Mon 28 Jun 2004, 14:34,
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it looks like the Charles Laughton version and all. Hurrah! None of that crappy Marlon Brando bollocks, ta very much.
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Mon 28 Jun 2004, 11:52,
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But lame jokes are the best sort, and I intend to use speech bubbles all week. In fact it should become national speech bubble week.
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one of those vegetarian types, perchance?
Love the expression on the chip!
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Mon 28 Jun 2004, 11:18,
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Love the expression on the chip!
Now where did I leave that fry-up?
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Mon 28 Jun 2004, 11:19,
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...fry-up...*drools*
I really fancy a burger now - curse your subliminal advertising!
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Mon 28 Jun 2004, 11:22,
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I really fancy a burger now - curse your subliminal advertising!
do you have to subdue him first? with a stick perhaps?
apologies by the way, didn't woo the picture. where are my manners?
/grovels
Woo!
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Mon 28 Jun 2004, 11:26,
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apologies by the way, didn't woo the picture. where are my manners?
/grovels
Woo!
..... except perhaps a death-row pardon
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And, thank you for saying so.
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Mon 28 Jun 2004, 11:20,
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Obesity Campaign Has Teeth.
He's had his chips.
Woo. :)
"hopefully they'll get bored of it soon enough
and start doing something that takes talent".
Looking at my picture now, I feel small and worthless.
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Mon 28 Jun 2004, 11:21,
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and start doing something that takes talent".
Looking at my picture now, I feel small and worthless.
Technically advanced photoshopping is just skill.
Keep going; you're (your) doing fine.:)
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Mon 28 Jun 2004, 11:24,
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Keep going; you're (your) doing fine.:)
... I'm so pleased I did it now, thanks :)
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Just sat down to work. Hungry. Off to canteen now.
b3ta costs industry money. Yay! Down With Industry!!!
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Mon 28 Jun 2004, 11:32,
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b3ta costs industry money. Yay! Down With Industry!!!
I realise the first one's a little stale, but I've been on holiday


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Bring back Knightmare.
Where did you get the skull gif from?
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Mon 28 Jun 2004, 11:15,
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Where did you get the skull gif from?
www.knightmare.com/
Bloody hell! There's some useful stuff there.
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Mon 28 Jun 2004, 11:20,
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Bloody hell! There's some useful stuff there.
That guy's expression when saying 'Your all gay' is perfect!
WYH x 10!
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Mon 28 Jun 2004, 11:17,
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WYH x 10!
That should be, "You're all gay," as it is a shortening of you are. This country.
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Mon 28 Jun 2004, 11:25,
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I think you'll find that 'your all gay' is quite correct when using it in the form of the b3ta meme. In fact a google search for 'your all gay' produces b3ta as the third result which is somewhat amusing, don't you think?
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I wouldn't expect to see...
classicals.com/music/Leonardodahall/cas/44.html
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classicals.com/music/Leonardodahall/cas/44.html
www.yourallgay.com
Edit: I like the top one very much, and grant thee a WOO
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Edit: I like the top one very much, and grant thee a WOO
So I should have typed "Your [sic] all gay".
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It's weird that I still remember Knightmare fondly, even though it was clearly rubbish the best thing on tv.
/removes rose-tinted glasses
Where are my manners? Woo!
edit: conflict scares me - see how fickle I am?
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Mon 28 Jun 2004, 11:17,
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/removes rose-tinted glasses
Where are my manners? Woo!
edit: conflict scares me - see how fickle I am?
"Clearly rubbish?"
NEVER, it was the greatest thing ever in the history of ITV television.
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Mon 28 Jun 2004, 11:19,
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NEVER, it was the greatest thing ever in the history of ITV television.
/stares
I fuggin well ruled! I cried when I saw my first sucessful team, dammit.
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Mon 28 Jun 2004, 11:22,
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I fuggin well ruled! I cried when I saw my first sucessful team, dammit.
used to be in Knightmare... she played Gundrada... not sure who that was though.
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Mon 28 Jun 2004, 11:24,
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England captains...
'Fans' who think they understand the game, then get heated up when an offical does his job...
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Mon 28 Jun 2004, 11:06,
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'Fans' who think they understand the game, then get heated up when an offical does his job...
It was very important to keep the host nation in the tournament.
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Despite the explanation (was nothing to do with rebound - for inital foul by Sol charging into the box) people who get angry about it do not watch football every week because similar decisions get given constantly. Goalkeeprs get protected - probably shouldn't happen, it does, same decision would have been given up the other end and England have no squad depth, which people should be spending their time moaning about instead.
/breathes
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Mon 28 Jun 2004, 11:12,
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/breathes
I haven't ventured out of the house to watch a single game this tournament because of those people. And as for the people who won't bother watching anymore........AAAAAAARGH!
the anger it rises.
I salute you sir. (France Greece wasn't that good to be fair, just amusing).
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Mon 28 Jun 2004, 11:16,
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the anger it rises.
I salute you sir. (France Greece wasn't that good to be fair, just amusing).
so got into the Greek team.
They've cocked up and you cannot buy a Greek shirt at the moment due to some sponsorship arse-up (cocks) and I wanted a Charisteas shirt last week. Would have ruled to be wearing that as the goal went in.
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Mon 28 Jun 2004, 11:21,
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They've cocked up and you cannot buy a Greek shirt at the moment due to some sponsorship arse-up (cocks) and I wanted a Charisteas shirt last week. Would have ruled to be wearing that as the goal went in.
that would've been ideal.
I honestly don't know which way that semi's going to go, i still can't work the Greeks out! Terrible against Russia, lucky against the Portuguese, Class and well organised against the CESMs, and as for the Dutch?
My brain hurts, a Czech / Greek final'd be the best though in my opinion.
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Mon 28 Jun 2004, 11:31,
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I honestly don't know which way that semi's going to go, i still can't work the Greeks out! Terrible against Russia, lucky against the Portuguese, Class and well organised against the CESMs, and as for the Dutch?
My brain hurts, a Czech / Greek final'd be the best though in my opinion.
precisely. And I reserve my right to moan - AND continue to watch the tournament. Moaning about something which we are unable to adjust - depth in defence - and something we are able to change - inconsistant referee decisions - are quite different. And it is only natural to defend one's national team against decisions which go against them - don't you do the same? These apologists who waste their time defending referees. What's the point?
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Mon 28 Jun 2004, 11:26,
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to give that decision. I do defend my nation and team against decisions - but on the basis of some understanding of what goes on in football week after week.
If you can, get a copy of a Euro 96 video. Tell me why Spain had 2 goals disallowed. To keep the home side in the tournament?
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Mon 28 Jun 2004, 11:32,
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If you can, get a copy of a Euro 96 video. Tell me why Spain had 2 goals disallowed. To keep the home side in the tournament?
Possible, isn't it? Call me cynical - but that says it all to me.
I also watch football from week to week, but my local team were second from bottom in the Kent League this season - so the professional refs, admitedly i see less of.
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Mon 28 Jun 2004, 11:36,
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I also watch football from week to week, but my local team were second from bottom in the Kent League this season - so the professional refs, admitedly i see less of.
is the honeymoon really over?
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Mon 28 Jun 2004, 11:08,
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"Here's his website! Here's his phone number!" etc etc.
I always feel that England is the sort of team that needs to get knocked out before a tournament can relax and enjoy itself. But then, I'm a jocko.
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Mon 28 Jun 2004, 11:10,
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I always feel that England is the sort of team that needs to get knocked out before a tournament can relax and enjoy itself. But then, I'm a jocko.
is gay?
/rings soon-to-be disappointed grandmother
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Mon 28 Jun 2004, 11:16,
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/rings soon-to-be disappointed grandmother
If I related a fraction of what I know about Frankie, Princess Anne and Petula Clarke. Especially all that stuff about the asparagus. That's bang out of line.
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Mon 28 Jun 2004, 11:20,
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but look how he's levitating the ball in the right picture
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Mon 28 Jun 2004, 11:06,
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normal people point with their index finger but he does everything with his middle finger, he called on stretchers by sticking his middle finger up at the sideline and waving it. If you look at the top picture you can see that he uses his middle finger
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Mon 28 Jun 2004, 11:43,
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a "70s pictures with speech bubbles containing dirty words" Barbara!
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Mon 28 Jun 2004, 11:05,
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I may be tempted by the ignore button eventually.
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and start doing something that takes talent.
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quite so fast I wouldn't be bothered, but one of these every 5 minutes will end up pissing people off.
Stick 'em in other thread by all means, but I really don't think they're worthy of starting new threads.
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Mon 28 Jun 2004, 11:12,
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Stick 'em in other thread by all means, but I really don't think they're worthy of starting new threads.
oh lighten up for gods sake who are you the internet police.
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Mon 28 Jun 2004, 11:14,
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Both of them make me laugh so i like them.
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Mon 28 Jun 2004, 11:10,
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I double-took (taked?) when I saw it in the newsletter - ripe for an anim I thought.
Did i do anything about it? Did i fuck!
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Mon 28 Jun 2004, 11:05,
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Did i do anything about it? Did i fuck!
they loved teh cock? is that what I've been doing wrong all these years?
/hides in shame
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/hides in shame
Good work.....no going back now, 3 months for me and i'm frisky as a lamb!
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Mon 28 Jun 2004, 11:04,
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I've actually got some work coming in, which means that The Daisymae WILL get birthday presents from shops this year! (She got many handmade mutant soft toys last year, poor lady!).
How's yerself?
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Mon 28 Jun 2004, 11:07,
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How's yerself?
Fairly tired and jobless, but not bad all the same.
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Mon 28 Jun 2004, 11:15,
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can't see any reason I'd ever start again
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Mon 28 Jun 2004, 11:07,
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Me = 9 months tomorrow.
30 a day = £6.75 x 365 = £2463.75.
=E@3=
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Mon 28 Jun 2004, 11:09,
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30 a day = £6.75 x 365 = £2463.75.
=E@3=
I can now actually breathe, taste and smell. Its a wonderous world I tell you.
especially on father jack, can't imagine he was a five minute job.
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I'd use that as a folder background or something* except that I don't like the look of dougal, he appears to be wearing half a moustache that belongs to a silent film villain.
*I don't actually use a desktop
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Mon 28 Jun 2004, 11:44,
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*I don't actually use a desktop
You have made my life a bit more complete. Ta!
And might I offer you a rather large dosage of wooulose, yayium, and hooplalethyl.
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Mon 28 Jun 2004, 11:46,
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And might I offer you a rather large dosage of wooulose, yayium, and hooplalethyl.
Can I hi cockalorum it? I suppose not...
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Mon 28 Jun 2004, 11:08,
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So last Friday evening I posted this mildly amusing pic of my boss:

and this morning she bounced into the office and announced that she'd been sacked and had to leave the building now.. Thank you, magic donkey.
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Mon 28 Jun 2004, 10:57,
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and this morning she bounced into the office and announced that she'd been sacked and had to leave the building now.. Thank you, magic donkey.
H. R. Geiger... perhaps she IS H. R. Geiger...!
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Mon 28 Jun 2004, 11:02,
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wizardry. Had to leave the building? Sounds suspicious...
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Mon 28 Jun 2004, 11:04,
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wondering if this wasn't at least partly down to a hissy fit of some sort on her part - it'd be well within her character.
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And if the wind changes her face will stay like that.
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Mon 28 Jun 2004, 11:11,
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do you require????
Was your mate a member of Milli Vanilli.....
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Mon 28 Jun 2004, 11:08,
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Was your mate a member of Milli Vanilli.....
Emile (fortunately) didn't feature after the france game, so lack of interest...
How's you?
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Mon 28 Jun 2004, 10:57,
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How's you?
just realxing at home after a busy week of travelling and stuff
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Mon 28 Jun 2004, 10:58,
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visitng a few b3tans and drinking beer a bit.
I was in Brighton last week, and I met my first B3tan- Kneehighbob. It wasn't planned either.
Did you get to see summat? Is he back in the world of the interwebnet yet?
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Mon 28 Jun 2004, 11:03,
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Did you get to see summat? Is he back in the world of the interwebnet yet?
didnt see kneehighbob though.
summat is around a bit. didnt go to bournemouth though, so didnt see him =(
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Mon 28 Jun 2004, 11:04,
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summat is around a bit. didnt go to bournemouth though, so didnt see him =(
Maybe fate brought us all to Brighton but for some reason we didnt meet, like high atomspheric pressure.
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Mon 28 Jun 2004, 11:06,
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calmed down by friday though
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