

never mind, I don't care if it has... still made me giggle like a little girl

Gay, hangs out with a couple little boys and never talks the the little girl. Shows up mysteriously in said little boys Dorm room for "A private chat" has his flaming bird cry on said little boy, ect ect ect
Edit: tell said boy that he must never tell his friends their "Secret"
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Edit: tell said boy that he must never tell his friends their "Secret"

Fan sites have long speculated on Dumbledore's sexuality as he was known for having a mysterious, troubled past.
How the fuck did they know??
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How the fuck did they know??

means that by some are bound to be lucky
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Then again, they can see straight away that the paedo is the elephant man.

TJ: Anyone any good at flash games? I'm trying to make a time limit on one I just made but have no idea how.
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But would it not be a shitload easier just to create a layer of scattered polaroid images, with the picture section tansparent, then overlay it onto the original image?
EDIT: Ha, thats sort of what you did. Sorry, I didn't read it, just looked at the pretty pictures.
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EDIT: Ha, thats sort of what you did. Sorry, I didn't read it, just looked at the pretty pictures.

and welcome to b3ta, pull up a meme and shop a croissant.
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Sat 20 Oct 2007, 18:28,
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knowing full well they hate it, just so I could watch it.
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I searched b3ta thoroughly before I posted it and was amazed it hadn't been done (as far as I could tell).
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Which includes this picture of Frazer Hines sitting on a Yeti to keep warm.
It's not just me thinking it, is it?
I'm a tad too busy right now DIYing to do the inevitable amination, so if anyone else can be bothered, do feel free!


I love that thing
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it looks too new to be old, if that's English I am speaking...
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with a bit of Hines on top. Nice find!
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Drawn by your very own whoever I am.

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I don't care how tenuously that fits in to the challenge, it's ace. *clicky*
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There is a 300px wide image on your FP.... but ah fixed it now
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They're supernovas and quasars and stuff. Honest.
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I see...
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FROM UPPER CASE TO LOWER Case.
I'm only messing. Woo.
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I'm only messing. Woo.

the theory of matter displacement corresponding to The Alzburg referendum on textual mediums Circa 5406.
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and patience when it comes to these.
I'll try something else soon.

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I'll try something else soon.


That'd look very cool in this picture.
Of course it's ledge already..
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Sat 20 Oct 2007, 16:04,
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Of course it's ledge already..

*fails*
Edit: I'd stay and talk but I'm off out. Bye everybody!
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Edit: I'd stay and talk but I'm off out. Bye everybody!

i would say make the shadow from the craft the same colour as the shadow cast by the window though.
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But it might be an idea to double up the frames, halve the framerate, and do half the movement between the originals to get a smoother result.
It's looking really good, but it's still noticably jumpy at times.
Worthy of a click anyway =D
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It's looking really good, but it's still noticably jumpy at times.
Worthy of a click anyway =D

there are folks in .nl who have these issues too
but it doesn't matter
all the same these foreigners etc...
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but it doesn't matter
all the same these foreigners etc...

Edit for tj/pearoast: Desktop sized version of my last sluggggy thread
..with creative help from a certain MrPineapple!
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..with creative help from a certain MrPineapple!

That is very clever, and more amusing than the usual "dirkadirkdadirka" posts we've been having.
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But didn't want to be too arsey. Just feel that the Middle East is more than just Burqas and people being stoned and a lot of this compo was really winding me up. That's not to say that there aren't folk on t'other side spreading propaganda that makes us lot seem like we'll shag anything that moves and are permanently stoned in other ways.
Anyway, for reference...
It's Ataturk v. Nixon, Dubai v. Hull (I think it's Hull, could be anywhere in Blighty), No idea who the woman is v. Amsterdam prostitute, Lebanese students v. British yobs, Dishy magazine in Turkey (terrible name eh?) v. gun magazines in a US airport FFS!
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Anyway, for reference...
It's Ataturk v. Nixon, Dubai v. Hull (I think it's Hull, could be anywhere in Blighty), No idea who the woman is v. Amsterdam prostitute, Lebanese students v. British yobs, Dishy magazine in Turkey (terrible name eh?) v. gun magazines in a US airport FFS!

I don't know whether that's a good thing or not ;)
Turkey's a lovely place, pity about the politicians (I guess that applies to most places)
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Turkey's a lovely place, pity about the politicians (I guess that applies to most places)

Politicians, even the good ones, should be treated with suspicion and always kept away from children and nervous animals.
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It's been revealed that the junior Treasury Minister, Michael Portillo, carries a sawn-off shotgun to constituency meetings, corners children in parks and chews their cheeks and has frequent sexual intercourse with stray animals, claiming "As long as it's got a backbone, I'll do it". That story we reported last week, and have since discovered it to be untrue.
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it's in the fridge wrapped up in silver foil
also, so is the bacon
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also, so is the bacon

i had the traditional after-party breakfast of sausages, eggs, bacon and tomatoes. mmmmmmm, them's good eatin'!
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I just had the traditional "Can't be bothered even making toast" breakfast of 2 chocolate-orange muffins and a glass of water.
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Sat 20 Oct 2007, 14:48,
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but was much drunkened last night, so needed a fry*-up
*all grilled except for the eggs
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*all grilled except for the eggs

the snoring b3tan on my couch has rolled onto the floor, so i'm off to laugh at him and look for chocolate. bye!
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you're probably going to need some type of lubricant
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you are clearly lost, this is b3ta
or if you are foreign B 3 T A
nicely done
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or if you are foreign B 3 T A
nicely done

then it's surely at3b?
Spent ages looking for the NATO offices in Luxembourg before realising that OTAN was the same thing.
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Spent ages looking for the NATO offices in Luxembourg before realising that OTAN was the same thing.

Going through a Canadian airport, signs for the US gates say 'US - EU' for 'Etats Unis' in French. Took me a while to get that. I thought it was a trick to send all French Canadians to Europe instead of America.
Edit: Click, by the way!
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Edit: Click, by the way!

É-U
and not
EU
(also the flags on the signs are a givaway ...)
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and not
EU
(also the flags on the signs are a givaway ...)

At last a decent post that doesn't make me angry reading it. Except firefox won't let me 'I like this!' it...
(Needs more use of the word infidel though.)
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(Needs more use of the word infidel though.)

but is that allowed? Would I immediately be cast into the wastelands of Palestine?
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and told to fend for yourself while dodging helicopter gunships with "Made in USA" stamped on the side.
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and far too intelligent for this time of day.
woo to you, sir.
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woo to you, sir.

Well done, you intelligent and balanced individual.
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Fantastic work, definitely worthy of a click and a w/y/h! =]
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Absolutely brilliant.
*round of applause*
Witty and thought provoking. Well deserving of the Front Page accolade and hopefully it will get a nice big mention in next week's newsletter.
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*round of applause*
Witty and thought provoking. Well deserving of the Front Page accolade and hopefully it will get a nice big mention in next week's newsletter.

but have no talents (not to mention shekels, dirham or rupiah). Click!
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this wins the compo as far as i'm concerned.
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thought it should be noted that Turkey is a secular democracy and proud of it; not an Islamic state.
Also if they had OUR media it would be far more self-critical.
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Also if they had OUR media it would be far more self-critical.

It's mostly Islamic, yet still capable of being secular, modern and progressive.
Look at things you see in Britain, or the US that mention the word God - swap the word God and suddenly we sound more fundamental. eg: In Allah we trust; there but for the grace of Allah go I; or thank Allah for that!
But I'm in danger of either sounding patronising or stupid or something so I'll just shut up now...
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Look at things you see in Britain, or the US that mention the word God - swap the word God and suddenly we sound more fundamental. eg: In Allah we trust; there but for the grace of Allah go I; or thank Allah for that!
But I'm in danger of either sounding patronising or stupid or something so I'll just shut up now...

Turkey has a large population of Muslims and is a proud secular state, a more appropriate example would then be a Western country that is secular but has a large population of religious Christians - not that I can think of any; secularism in the West does not tend toward Christian fundamentalism.
Your suggestion that Britain is not a secular state though can only really be argued as a semantic point (there is not even a 'nation founded under God') - secularism as applied to a state is the separation of religion and religious influences from the state practices and state decisions; I don't think it is fair to suggest that Britain is anything other than secular even though some archaic laws can be rustled up containing God's name or pertaining to a religious law (which derives the concept of law in the first place). What is more, Britain is not recently founded and secularism is synonymous with progression in the West, not regression (at least in most people and all politics).
"In Allah we trust; there but for the grace of Allah go I; or thank Allah for that!" - certainly a point but again do any of those phrases suggest you live in a religion-dictated state?
"In God we trust" is written on American currency, hardly part of the common lexicon.
"there but for the grace of God" is a phrase so overused it is more of a soundbite used to denote not God but luck.
"thank God for that!" - well yes, but you are more likely to hear FUCK instead of God or Allah in most Western societies.
Indeed the word God in the West is closer to a profanity than it is a sacred deity whom you form a close, personal, spiritual relationship with.
So perhaps your entry is more valid than I thought - a Muslim state would portray the West like this; inappropriately, where we say God as a profanity or ignore the multitude meaningless references to 'our' religion, perhaps Muslim states hold these up as examples of our Christian-based irrationality?
That of course suggests that they see this as a weakness (as secularists generally think of them) which in turn contradicts their own belief-based - rather 'irrationality-based' dictates.
But certainly under the "Infidels!" banner of the competition, I know of several Turks who would not thank you for being banded together with more obvious examples of Islamic states (which Turkey is emphatically not) since they, like us ignore their cultural religious undertones at the political level (state secularism).
The difference being of course that Islam-dominated secularism tends toward Islamic fundamentalism (which mainstream Turkey continually fights) while Christian-dominated secularism tends toward secularism (or perhaps, eventually, Islamism).
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Your suggestion that Britain is not a secular state though can only really be argued as a semantic point (there is not even a 'nation founded under God') - secularism as applied to a state is the separation of religion and religious influences from the state practices and state decisions; I don't think it is fair to suggest that Britain is anything other than secular even though some archaic laws can be rustled up containing God's name or pertaining to a religious law (which derives the concept of law in the first place). What is more, Britain is not recently founded and secularism is synonymous with progression in the West, not regression (at least in most people and all politics).
"In Allah we trust; there but for the grace of Allah go I; or thank Allah for that!" - certainly a point but again do any of those phrases suggest you live in a religion-dictated state?
"In God we trust" is written on American currency, hardly part of the common lexicon.
"there but for the grace of God" is a phrase so overused it is more of a soundbite used to denote not God but luck.
"thank God for that!" - well yes, but you are more likely to hear FUCK instead of God or Allah in most Western societies.
Indeed the word God in the West is closer to a profanity than it is a sacred deity whom you form a close, personal, spiritual relationship with.
So perhaps your entry is more valid than I thought - a Muslim state would portray the West like this; inappropriately, where we say God as a profanity or ignore the multitude meaningless references to 'our' religion, perhaps Muslim states hold these up as examples of our Christian-based irrationality?
That of course suggests that they see this as a weakness (as secularists generally think of them) which in turn contradicts their own belief-based - rather 'irrationality-based' dictates.
But certainly under the "Infidels!" banner of the competition, I know of several Turks who would not thank you for being banded together with more obvious examples of Islamic states (which Turkey is emphatically not) since they, like us ignore their cultural religious undertones at the political level (state secularism).
The difference being of course that Islam-dominated secularism tends toward Islamic fundamentalism (which mainstream Turkey continually fights) while Christian-dominated secularism tends toward secularism (or perhaps, eventually, Islamism).

And I think you get my point.
In my research to do my image (yes, I did some!) I'm sad to say that although there are plenty of liberal Muslims, I couldn't recognise any of them and nor would anybody here! I chose Ataturk primarily because he is recognisable in most of Europe. I also found some of the US websites I came across to be distinctly worrying. There's an awful lot of Islamophobia being peddled over there. I had a lot of trouble finding similar UK sites, which I found gently reassuring.
I also find many Europeans' fear of Turkey and its potential membership of the EU to be... interesting.
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In my research to do my image (yes, I did some!) I'm sad to say that although there are plenty of liberal Muslims, I couldn't recognise any of them and nor would anybody here! I chose Ataturk primarily because he is recognisable in most of Europe. I also found some of the US websites I came across to be distinctly worrying. There's an awful lot of Islamophobia being peddled over there. I had a lot of trouble finding similar UK sites, which I found gently reassuring.
I also find many Europeans' fear of Turkey and its potential membership of the EU to be... interesting.

in the last 6 years is a good start...
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but rather woo all the same
</relurks>
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</relurks>

Posted via the evil infidel internet.
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Maybe he's been reading Nevil Shute

the man 5 miles underground in switzerland tells me so!
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like to go in the first flash - i dont really fancy having my body parts fall off :)
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As it rots from the inside out may add a little though.
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there aren't enough maggots to finish me off!
/member of the Hutt family
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/member of the Hutt family

I intend to climb the nearby hill. sit on the bench and have a picnic and watch the fireworks.
Or more likely, I'll just sit in front of the computer and have some chocolate.
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Or more likely, I'll just sit in front of the computer and have some chocolate.

just to be on the safe side.
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I want to ride a bomb in, Strangelove style.
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as i shall be the one launching the missiles, from my secret private island...
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you'll puke your guts out.
Happened to many of the initial survivors of Hiroshima.
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Happened to many of the initial survivors of Hiroshima.

there's much joy to be found with mid-afternoon zombies.
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and no sleep has left me in a cynical mood. this suits my tastes for the day :)
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Sat 20 Oct 2007, 14:33,
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as i have a kitchen full of leftover booze, a very sticky floor, a snoring b3tan on my couch and sicks around my toilet...:(
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Sat 20 Oct 2007, 14:48,
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it was the darkness of your work that inspired
my recent shadow pictures.
I hope you're proud.
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Sat 20 Oct 2007, 14:31,
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my recent shadow pictures.
I hope you're proud.

what say you, oh great one?

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oh fuck oh fuck oh fuck oh fuck....
The nose needs something in the white part, it seems kinda triangley... Amazing picture though, I dunno what my suggestion would do to it o_O
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The nose needs something in the white part, it seems kinda triangley... Amazing picture though, I dunno what my suggestion would do to it o_O

Scariest zombie person in a while I think..
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Sat 20 Oct 2007, 16:59,
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Also, thanks for the tutorial it came in handy on my advert project (Apparently zombies aren't fantasy).
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Sat 20 Oct 2007, 15:19,
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loving the black eyes - i tried to buy contacts like that but they were a couple of hundred quid.
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Sat 20 Oct 2007, 16:02,
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I'd say there's about five or so B3tards whose stuff I recognise immediately as theirs when they post. You're certainly one of them.
Most woosome!
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Most woosome!

remove the Toksvig! ban this filth!
she ruined no. 73, you know.
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Sat 20 Oct 2007, 14:13,
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she ruined no. 73, you know.

doesn't make up for that wedding/tennis skirt fiasco!!
*applies mindbleach*
ahh, that's better...
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Sat 20 Oct 2007, 14:54,
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*applies mindbleach*
ahh, that's better...

died on thursday. I was suggesting Sandi had sent him a letter from the BBC telling him he was to be sacked...and that did him in.
Doesn't work if you knew he died of lung cancer.
the rest of the letter which you can't see
Dear Mr Coren,
First let me thank you for your years of dedication to the institution that
is the BBC. You will no doubt be aware of the need for the BBC to reduce costs
and it is with regret that we will no longer be requiring your sevices.
The current 'belt tightening' will see the more mature staff giving way to up
and coming talent, and your position on the News Quiz will be filled by Justin
Lee-Collins.
Due to a computing error your pension has been paid in full to Comic Releif.
I'm sure you will be pleased to know that this money has gone to a worthy cause.
Yours,
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Doesn't work if you knew he died of lung cancer.
the rest of the letter which you can't see
Dear Mr Coren,
First let me thank you for your years of dedication to the institution that
is the BBC. You will no doubt be aware of the need for the BBC to reduce costs
and it is with regret that we will no longer be requiring your sevices.
The current 'belt tightening' will see the more mature staff giving way to up
and coming talent, and your position on the News Quiz will be filled by Justin
Lee-Collins.
Due to a computing error your pension has been paid in full to Comic Releif.
I'm sure you will be pleased to know that this money has gone to a worthy cause.
Yours,

"...Lee-Colins"
:)
Nice shop on the letter too, and was that a pic of a gangsters funeral you used?!
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Sat 20 Oct 2007, 14:23,
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:)
Nice shop on the letter too, and was that a pic of a gangsters funeral you used?!

it was a last minute alteration from a hearse.
edit:I worried I'd chopped off too much of the letter.
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edit:I worried I'd chopped off too much of the letter.

quite straight forward: psycho lezzie kills old journo with wicked practical joke...duh!
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it's a sad loss
'edit' how very rude, woo piccie!
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'edit' how very rude, woo piccie!

did he manage to say "bye" after he logged out?
*perplexed*
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Sat 20 Oct 2007, 14:17,
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*perplexed*

I love the made up address.
* Hollywood Mews is in London
* OX8 is Witney Oxfordshire
Considering I live about 8 miles from Oxford, I was seriously sad enough to go looking for that address on google maps!
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* Hollywood Mews is in London
* OX8 is Witney Oxfordshire
Considering I live about 8 miles from Oxford, I was seriously sad enough to go looking for that address on google maps!

Was expecting it to be animated for some reason
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Sat 20 Oct 2007, 14:10,
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But he was thrown out after Ray and Anita tired of the dung. True story. He got a writing credit on 'Workaholic' and sued for some of the royalties from 'No Limits' but the judge threw the case out on the grounds that he was a horse.
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white...ermm.....kinda pinkish-beige boy...
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look at his happy smiling face
this image needs a slutty vampire lying on the piano singing a song about sucking :D
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Sat 20 Oct 2007, 14:20,
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this image needs a slutty vampire lying on the piano singing a song about sucking :D

Goodbye.
edit - you are tonyphilmore2, right?
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Sat 20 Oct 2007, 14:03,
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edit - you are tonyphilmore2, right?

Are you leaving? Stay for a while;maybe it's getting better...
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Sat 20 Oct 2007, 14:08,
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People are only doing them because they think they can get a cheap laugh out of them, but now they've been done so many times, it's just plain shit.
Oh, and you've screwed the whole meaning of the FAQ.
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Oh, and you've screwed the whole meaning of the FAQ.

Werthers was funny yesterday but that's where it should have ended.
That's all
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That's all
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