
"I'm Nadine Baggott, and I brush crap on the faces of people you might have heard of"
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Very NSFW I feel :)
Here is another kind of chicken too:
heynice.com/media-archives/2006-10/marty1.jpg
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Here is another kind of chicken too:
heynice.com/media-archives/2006-10/marty1.jpg

"why doesn't anyone eat chicken in the morning?"
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that's cocks, they get up early in the morning
chickens get very confused by Rice Krispies, which is why they stay in bed
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chickens get very confused by Rice Krispies, which is why they stay in bed

That'll be the morning wood for you.
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I think it's worthy of research, and an EU grant to fund this research
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I just imagine that if it was Peter Mandelson, I would know.
Edit: I am still none the wiser: www.europarl.org.uk/uk_meps/MembersMain.htm
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Edit: I am still none the wiser: www.europarl.org.uk/uk_meps/MembersMain.htm

it better be good or you're for it at playtime
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I burst out laughing the first time I heard it.


My favourite joke in that whole film is "They can't be off course, they're on instruments"
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Fri 11 Apr 2008, 11:03,
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And she is in Switzerland! But I am going to see her in 3 weeks so I shall steal them back from her then :)
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is this science? *fears*
also, *thick and doesn't have a telly*
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Fri 11 Apr 2008, 10:54,
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also, *thick and doesn't have a telly*

i don't have time because of free internet porns
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The dog ate most of my homework so this is all that's left:
Word on the street is hexapeptides. They stop you looking like a old hag.
But the new woman off of the telly is a slag, my bro's had her. The end.
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Word on the street is hexapeptides. They stop you looking like a old hag.
But the new woman off of the telly is a slag, my bro's had her. The end.

...I might buy some grade-6 mechanically recovered lunch.

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I will have a small salad and some soup.
And a deep-fried taco and a magic bean and some chips and gravy and a muffin and some tea
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And a deep-fried taco and a magic bean and some chips and gravy and a muffin and some tea

i was so desperate for tea, i went and brought a tea pot....and STILL this wasnt enough so i purchased matching boxers as well!
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Fri 11 Apr 2008, 10:44,
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We have that very design on our teapot and mugs.
In fact my mug is in front of the monitor, so well over 20% of my field of vision is being taken up with that pattern.
PATTERN!
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Fri 11 Apr 2008, 10:58,
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In fact my mug is in front of the monitor, so well over 20% of my field of vision is being taken up with that pattern.
PATTERN!

A matching underwear and Teapot set????
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Fri 11 Apr 2008, 10:58,
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that way i'm not tempted to return it and claim the cash back.
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Fri 11 Apr 2008, 11:04,
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but i'll get you a full report of the results...
*single again
:-(
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Fri 11 Apr 2008, 11:05,
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*single again
:-(

and get a bucket of toxins
and then spend the next 48 hours digesting them
and then spending 3 hours excising them
yum!
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Fri 11 Apr 2008, 10:45,
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and then spend the next 48 hours digesting them
and then spending 3 hours excising them
yum!

tea;
some cats;
warm sunshine;
girly bottoms (not fat ones).
So this matches one of my likes, and therefore meets my approval.

and wish to subscribe to your newsletter
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That's pretty much how the script goes.
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I demand more sexual-preference-specific rugby maneuvers.
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Woot for food that you know is horrendously bad for you but tastes so good!
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i've not touched this stuff for years, i'd rather chance my arm with a kebab, saying that i've not had one of those in years either.

Have you ever seen a Kentucky Fried Owl?
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It supports the NHS a lot
does anyone have any really reliable figures on which is the more significant side of the balance?
I'm still of the opinion that a flat-out bvan on tobacco is not an unreasonable step.
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does anyone have any really reliable figures on which is the more significant side of the balance?
I'm still of the opinion that a flat-out bvan on tobacco is not an unreasonable step.

Less people are smoking every year, but the Government just whack up the taxes when they do.
However, I'd be interested to see how much the costs have gone up for the Government in the past couple of years now that they are investing so heavily in helping people stop smoking and such.
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Fri 11 Apr 2008, 10:51,
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However, I'd be interested to see how much the costs have gone up for the Government in the past couple of years now that they are investing so heavily in helping people stop smoking and such.

This is the killer argument that no-one has ever found a decent retort to!
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If you saw him you would think that he was the least cool thing in the world.
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indirect costs to the NHS in those figures - such as the fact that smoking can contribute to making other conditions worse like Coronary Artery Disease, and the fact that many medicines for unrelated conditions become less effective if the patient is a smoker - or is your £1bn figure only the cost to the NHS for Lung Cancer treatment and Emphasema (sp)?
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But I do know that when I saw that £1bn figure about 18 months ago, it stated that that was the cost to the NHS of smoking related illnesses. Whether that includes exascerbation of conditions, I dont know. But I cant imagine that the people who publish those figures would want to play down how much smoking costs the NHS.
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hence my asking on an internet messageboard rather than trying to find out.
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One of the big tobacco firms did a study for an Eastern European govt, to show that banning smoking would cost them money - essentially because old people would live longer, thus costing more in state pension payments.
How do they sleep at night.

Indeed, smoking does help the NHS. Plus, the really big drains on the NHS are things like Alzheimer's, Parkinson's, diabetes, and other chronic illnesses of old age... from which smokers don't suffer, because they're dead too young.
See Steve Wilkinson's "Smokers’ Rights to Health Care: Why the ‘Restoration Argument’ is a Moralising Wolf in a Liberal Sheep’s Clothing”, Journal of Applied Philosophy, vol. 16, # 3, 1999
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See Steve Wilkinson's "Smokers’ Rights to Health Care: Why the ‘Restoration Argument’ is a Moralising Wolf in a Liberal Sheep’s Clothing”, Journal of Applied Philosophy, vol. 16, # 3, 1999

Sounds an incredibly ridicolous name if it is.
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With a nod to Twisted after seeing this one. I'd already started work when it was posted...

I watched Jedi last night for the first time in years and REALLY enjoyed it.
Even the Ewoks didn't annoy me
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Fri 11 Apr 2008, 10:35,
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Even the Ewoks didn't annoy me

Carrie Fisher was on so much acid that she used to think she was Princess Leia
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instead of star wars.
I find the way she destroys a building with a rocket launcher sexy.
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I find the way she destroys a building with a rocket launcher sexy.

..."Under The Rainbow" sexy, because she totters around in french knickers and stockings.
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I even like The Phantom Menace. It's just the other two that were painfully trying to be serious and fanboyish.
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But makes me want to sing "Land Of Hope And Glory".
And I'm not sure that that last is a good thing.
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And I'm not sure that that last is a good thing.

he's a tiny mutant leader who lives inside a normal-sized mutant. And for some reason only one of them can talk at a time. They have the Gel.
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for each edit it's mandatory to start a new thread. Also, try and write replies to comments in their own new threads too.
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Fri 11 Apr 2008, 10:28,
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I knew I should have posted this in a new thread

www.b3ta.com/board/8275537
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www.b3ta.com/board/8275537


It's far too languid.
I'll stick to the competing Sony product.
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I'll stick to the competing Sony product.

*resets board, egg timer, wind-up mouse and spring-loaded frog contraption, turn hat back to 11.4 degrees and replaces trousers*
Another game?
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Fri 11 Apr 2008, 10:36,
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Another game?

What a splendid idea ... !
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Fri 11 Apr 2008, 10:40,
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That way you don't kick someone else's work off the board.
It only holds 15 threads at a time.
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It only holds 15 threads at a time.

~(_8(|) srry i will keep it in the same thread next time promise
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just seen up there ^ and down there \/
nawty! but at least you've apologised


Okay, so this probably doesn't make so much sense out of context. This is a strip i've contributed to a charity project called 'The Guest Strip Project', which is basically a bunch of people making guest strips for a comic that doesn't exist to raise money for the Make-A-Wish Foundation. Two strips a week, and always different artists. That one's mine, and you can read more here: www.moovok.co.uk/gsp/index.php .Cheers all!

damned Mr. Sheen
EDIT: - and woo to raising cash!
last year my band and i hosted a charity night for Christies Cancer trust, on paddy's night, with no bar, in a church...but we still managed to get over £250!
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EDIT: - and woo to raising cash!
last year my band and i hosted a charity night for Christies Cancer trust, on paddy's night, with no bar, in a church...but we still managed to get over £250!


thank god it's a friday, this week has been a load of bollox
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serj tankian gig postponed til september :/
aswell as other things
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aswell as other things

Each tiny glimmer of hope I've had of getting some work has been dashed by the fates.
And also the bloke I have done a tiny bit of work for hasn't paid me and is ignoring my requests for payment.

I'd only buy this to fuck the Sat Nav system, though. She lully.
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Fri 11 Apr 2008, 10:44,
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*sprints to W H Smith*
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Fri 11 Apr 2008, 9:57,
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About bloody time, the evil mare
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Fri 11 Apr 2008, 9:59,
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for hate-crimes.
We should free it because it's her fault, not the DvD's.
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We should free it because it's her fault, not the DvD's.

only 12 monthly payments of £29.99
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go white, then to dust in your own home.
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That by then it will probably be rebranded to the "Daily E-mail" and suited business men floating along the hoverlators into the under maglevground to get through london whilst readind it on the inner optical display on there glasses / contact lenses.
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en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Little_Nemo
Not exactly, but damn close.
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Fri 11 Apr 2008, 10:21,
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Not exactly, but damn close.

The thought that the Daily mail might still be going in a thousand years :(
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Fri 11 Apr 2008, 10:08,
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And if you could put in a word for me there, that'd be great. :)

But he can spell!
/1980's newspaper stereotype joke blog
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/1980's newspaper stereotype joke blog

I remember all that, I read the Indescribablyboring these days
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yourself frottaging a policeman and you're in.
I've lined up a cushy number as head of political analysis, that ok?
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I've lined up a cushy number as head of political analysis, that ok?

Let me see...
Politics; all bad. Unless it's against CO2 or something.
Will that do?

Politics: it's all lies unless you're a financial friend of the newspaper.
If someone says "CO2" or "green" or "environment" and they aren't a friend it's "A transparently cynical smokescreen of made up figures to conceal the real damage". If they are a friend it's "A brave and controversial attempt to strike a blow against the havock wreaked on the environment by the previous administration"
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If someone says "CO2" or "green" or "environment" and they aren't a friend it's "A transparently cynical smokescreen of made up figures to conceal the real damage". If they are a friend it's "A brave and controversial attempt to strike a blow against the havock wreaked on the environment by the previous administration"

*explains this at the interview*
*gets job*
*hates job*
*hates world*
*becomes alcoholic*

become cynical and abusive to your fellow man. Then you'll be like a thinner, better-paid version of me.
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nice to know my great grandkids will have to still put up with that shite.
probably with alfayed instigating it all from atop his glass pyramid of terror!
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probably with alfayed instigating it all from atop his glass pyramid of terror!

every time I tried to put it in her mouth she'd turn her ear into it
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and an explosive prosthetic head.
But they made it work. Bless them.
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But they made it work. Bless them.

and Anton Rogers off of Fresh Fields
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as the lithe but superficially troubled daughter
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how can ITV take months to come up with something like this when b3ta can do it in a matter of minutes?
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all these actors have souls.
ITV executives must spend months alternating between threatening their first born, torturing them with pliers and leeches and occasionally stopping and stroking them warmly while murmuring "just one more season, one more and it can stop..." in a choking, smoke-laced whisper.
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ITV executives must spend months alternating between threatening their first born, torturing them with pliers and leeches and occasionally stopping and stroking them warmly while murmuring "just one more season, one more and it can stop..." in a choking, smoke-laced whisper.

and it's affected my writing style more than a little.
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oh... wait... that's not right
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Fri 11 Apr 2008, 10:02,
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according to his book.
Lucky fucker. How does the millionaire TV funnyman do it?
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Lucky fucker. How does the millionaire TV funnyman do it?

running around with all those younger women and that.
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Fri 11 Apr 2008, 10:01,
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mutant-in-a-mutant leader Kuato
or a stereotyped black or gay man.
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or a stereotyped black or gay man.

but then the vicar pops in 'round for tea!
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Fri 11 Apr 2008, 9:54,
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hilarity ensues
as Hale and Pace walk into the room and are instantly cut down by a storm of fully automatic gunfire into their pudgy, shit-dragging legs and arms. The remainder of the episode focuses on their faces as they are fucked to death in their arses and bullet wounds by unusually well-hung mars mutants.
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as Hale and Pace walk into the room and are instantly cut down by a storm of fully automatic gunfire into their pudgy, shit-dragging legs and arms. The remainder of the episode focuses on their faces as they are fucked to death in their arses and bullet wounds by unusually well-hung mars mutants.

over and over and over again while bound up with chicken wire and standing in a tin bath full of ice-cold water
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slowly forces an enormous, unlubricated cow-cock into the raw and bleeding anus of that shit-mouthed social-commentating fucktard Paul Fucking Ross.
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they are not passed on genetically.
There are serious scientific flaws in your picture; however, I am willing to overlook these as it is both woo and also yay.
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There are serious scientific flaws in your picture; however, I am willing to overlook these as it is both woo and also yay.

don't you notice that? Is Mickey Mouse scientific correct?
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Fri 11 Apr 2008, 9:47,
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I have written many letters to the late Disney but he never replies.
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Fri 11 Apr 2008, 9:48,
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or the little mermaid would fuck me the fuck up.
I always wondered if she had a fish mimsy that the prince could have enjoyed, had she stayed half-fish, but the henchmen said she wouldn't tell me, she'd just fuck me up.
So I stopped.
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I always wondered if she had a fish mimsy that the prince could have enjoyed, had she stayed half-fish, but the henchmen said she wouldn't tell me, she'd just fuck me up.
So I stopped.

I'll bet the mother was subject to tearing!
*crosses legs*
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*crosses legs*

splintered sal, they called her.
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* N.B. There is no prize | professional idiocy

If there had actually been a prize, you'd have won it.
Everyone else: your tardiness upsets me.
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Fri 11 Apr 2008, 9:38,
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Everyone else: your tardiness upsets me.

*hugs non-existant prize*
I'd like to thank my mum for raising me and, of course, God. His love is everlasting. FREE TIBET!
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Fri 11 Apr 2008, 9:40,
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I'd like to thank my mum for raising me and, of course, God. His love is everlasting. FREE TIBET!

Tardy. Hehehehe. Sounds a bit like "farty".
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Fri 11 Apr 2008, 9:43,
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"Confused as a fish in a girls dorm at the school for the blind."
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Fri 11 Apr 2008, 9:42,
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In any case, you're a very bad man and the pic is fab.
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Fri 11 Apr 2008, 9:39,
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it's made out of rubber.

/has lifetime pass to Hull from all points too blog
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Fri 11 Apr 2008, 9:22,
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it seems, are jealous of the Matthews' moment in the limelight.
This is clearly a well-organised PR stunt, to get them back to the front pages.
I just wonder what the next Ker-azy family wanting a free European tour are going to do.
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Fri 11 Apr 2008, 9:41,
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This is clearly a well-organised PR stunt, to get them back to the front pages.
I just wonder what the next Ker-azy family wanting a free European tour are going to do.

that's wrong.
the reason they didn't attend to her crying is that they were in a wife swapping orgy by the poolside. gerry was nuts deep in a middle aged brummy woman and kate couldn't hear as she had a cock in each ear.
allegedly.
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the reason they didn't attend to her crying is that they were in a wife swapping orgy by the poolside. gerry was nuts deep in a middle aged brummy woman and kate couldn't hear as she had a cock in each ear.
allegedly.

Worth100 Contest. Advanced. Submit in 48 hours.

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Fri 11 Apr 2008, 9:54,
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That suited the poncey Worth1000.
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Fri 11 Apr 2008, 17:24,
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woo yay houpla!
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Fri 11 Apr 2008, 8:40,
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The vibrations would sync up perfectly, like those ipod toothbrushes they make.
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Fri 11 Apr 2008, 8:42,
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and more people would say the opposite as a result
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Fri 11 Apr 2008, 8:45,
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Imagine having to clean up the wrappers after they've all been eaten
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Fri 11 Apr 2008, 9:07,
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As if millions of posts just got pushed down a place.
*woo*
*clicks*
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Fri 11 Apr 2008, 8:44,
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*woo*
*clicks*

have a click, a woo and some peanuts
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Fri 11 Apr 2008, 8:55,
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Or maybe you're one of them already.
The part that attaches to your wallet
once you order the "pro" version to
gain access to the loop, and off switchs.
Woo.
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The part that attaches to your wallet
once you order the "pro" version to
gain access to the loop, and off switchs.
Woo.

advertising iPod NanoBot 2 already :D
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Fri 11 Apr 2008, 9:00,
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they'll be implanting RFID chips into kids next
oh no wait...
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Fri 11 Apr 2008, 9:10,
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oh no wait...

but I question the need for a screen and touch controls on an internally-installed nanobot.
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well, you did ask. ;P

I'm just having a go at imaginary-future-apple-designer-man. The fucknugget.
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![Challenge Entry: Advertising from the Future [challenge entry]](/images/board_posticon_c.gif)
I'll slip this in here if you don't mind

as similar has already bindun :(
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Fri 11 Apr 2008, 8:29,
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as similar has already bindun :(

Thanks, that one had just what was needed.
www.b3ta.com/board/8271997
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Fri 11 Apr 2008, 8:14,
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www.b3ta.com/board/8271997

Aa well as; pigs, horses, tomatos, and a rare fungus.
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Fri 11 Apr 2008, 7:48,
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I'm not joking about this one either.
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But not because there is/was/will-be a food shortage of any kind.
Not joking either, alas.
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Not joking either, alas.

Starving african children won't get much meat off dead starved african childrens corpses, will they...
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Although it means all the work christian missionaries did educating cannibal tribes years and years ago will be wasted, or at least temporarily obsolete.
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Fri 11 Apr 2008, 9:18,
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The world needs a priority check.
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and they can't help themselves, wheras people on the other hand
fuck 'em, there's six billion of them, who's going to miss a few?
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fuck 'em, there's six billion of them, who's going to miss a few?

but can we please sort out the basics first? The rest will follow.
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but I'm struggling
so lets just say some mass culling (not delinated by race or nationality or anything) just select a billion people at random, turn them into burgers and use them to feed the other five billion
I think that would be the first step on the road to success
maybe
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Fri 11 Apr 2008, 8:15,
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so lets just say some mass culling (not delinated by race or nationality or anything) just select a billion people at random, turn them into burgers and use them to feed the other five billion
I think that would be the first step on the road to success
maybe

it's all in the CIA world fact book
https://www.cia.gov/library/publications/the-world-factbook/geos/rs.html
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Fri 11 Apr 2008, 8:20,
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https://www.cia.gov/library/publications/the-world-factbook/geos/rs.html

This ties in perfectly with the communist revolution set to rise up from Salt Lake City...
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Fri 11 Apr 2008, 8:25,
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I think we've helped ourselves pretty well to be honest. Maybe a bit too well.
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We have the resources for ALL six billion to live happily in the way the richest nations are accustomed to! Wait... we don't? Well shit.
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Who do we cull first, the jews or the arabs?
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Fri 11 Apr 2008, 8:11,
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We don't have the resources to support six billion people, what's this other option that seems to be so obvious that you're all depressed because I've missed it?
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My point is we DON'T have a sollution and we're not even trying.
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Fri 11 Apr 2008, 8:21,
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That just sounds like wasted energy to me.
Of course, we could always cull the arabs and the jews. That's a solution right there.
Also the chinese.
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Fri 11 Apr 2008, 8:26,
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Of course, we could always cull the arabs and the jews. That's a solution right there.
Also the chinese.

why cull them particularly?
If you're going to pick on on e group it should be a group that is known for fatness, like the americans or polynesians
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Fri 11 Apr 2008, 8:33,
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If you're going to pick on on e group it should be a group that is known for fatness, like the americans or polynesians

they're just unevenly distributed at the moment, horribly so
america (and many other nations) has a runaway obesity problem while people on the other side of the atlantic are starving to death
Solution = Eat americans
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Fri 11 Apr 2008, 8:22,
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america (and many other nations) has a runaway obesity problem while people on the other side of the atlantic are starving to death
Solution = Eat americans

As such, we don't have the resources.
Some people are hogging the resources we do have, sure.
I like my ipod and my flatscreen TV. Do you like your computer?
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Fri 11 Apr 2008, 8:24,
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Some people are hogging the resources we do have, sure.
I like my ipod and my flatscreen TV. Do you like your computer?

the arabs are going to be rather dry from living in deserts, and the jews would have low salt content so they would be nice and healthy
but what goes with a jew? red wine or white wine?
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Fri 11 Apr 2008, 8:18,
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but what goes with a jew? red wine or white wine?
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