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# Being Ted Nugent 2
(, Tue 19 Feb 2002, 6:34, archived)
# jackass and star trek
all the movies you need. and a lot you dont. and some shite. but hey? beeeg downloads. bye bye bandwidth.
linkie.
(, Tue 19 Feb 2002, 6:33, archived)
# ah buggrit
i couldnt be arsed downloading any of it. (except the enter the dragon DVD :)
(, Tue 19 Feb 2002, 6:36, archived)
# Hunting with a bow


Ted Nugent's a pretty fearsome bloke.
(, Tue 19 Feb 2002, 6:31, archived)
# did he lose his leg
in a tragic needlework accident?
(, Tue 19 Feb 2002, 6:34, archived)
# He's doing a right old
"I'm a little teapot" pose.
(, Tue 19 Feb 2002, 6:46, archived)
# I think that has a lot to do with
the log that is stuck up his arse.
(, Tue 19 Feb 2002, 6:50, archived)
# Oh.
So is he using his leg to position it right for minimal splinterage?
Not that I would know if that's what you have to do...
(, Tue 19 Feb 2002, 6:52, archived)
# Don't you often go hunting
with a big bow and a log up your arse then? You should try it. It's fun.
(, Tue 19 Feb 2002, 7:00, archived)
# When I go munter hunting
I arm myself with 40 womb bags, a Rummy Cub, a Gaydar (just incase), a map of the old mineshaft and a pair of G-strings stuck up my arse.
(, Tue 19 Feb 2002, 7:07, archived)
# Now I'm really scared
someone might photoshop that vision.

(and it's not going to be me)
(, Tue 19 Feb 2002, 7:56, archived)
# don't give them any ideas.
That's how I ended up as the
Chupacabra
(, Tue 19 Feb 2002, 8:23, archived)
# Solo Musical Instrument Cliches
This kept me awake last night.

Saxophonists have it easy.

* If someone wants to look all moody and deep with an electric guitar they have to go out onto a rock outcrop in the desert with a big swirly coat and hire a helicopter to swoop around them filming.
* If a pianist wants to look all moody and deep, they have to upgrade to a grand, don a white suit and find a big room with long white curtains blowing in the wind.
* If a drummer wants to look moody and deep, they may not have to go anywhere special, but they do have to destroy most of their kit and put their foot through the kick drum, which ain't cheap.

But if a saxophonist wants to look all moody and deep they just have to sit on their window sill opposite the late night chinese with the dodgy neon sign.

It ain't fair I tell you.
(, Tue 19 Feb 2002, 6:28, archived)
# hate graphics

I hate being skint
(, Tue 19 Feb 2002, 6:26, archived)
# But
I love having 6 fingers
(, Tue 19 Feb 2002, 6:30, archived)
# it helps
having six fingers for those extra special hate tatoos : )
(, Tue 19 Feb 2002, 6:41, archived)
# Help!
Where can I find a jpeg compresser that works on macs?
(, Tue 19 Feb 2002, 6:22, archived)
# or
is that a really silly question?
(, Tue 19 Feb 2002, 6:46, archived)
# I found this MACK-Compressor
(, Tue 19 Feb 2002, 6:53, archived)
# That's pretty cool
as is the imagey compressory thing. Cheers Pabulum.
(, Tue 19 Feb 2002, 7:16, archived)
# Here's one more...
(, Tue 19 Feb 2002, 7:56, archived)
# Maybe you can build it yourself?
(, Tue 19 Feb 2002, 8:04, archived)
# Damn
I'm fresh out of 2N3819s. Oh well.
(, Tue 19 Feb 2002, 8:21, archived)
# ...
(, Tue 19 Feb 2002, 8:09, archived)
# Well...
If you're looking for heavy compression, this might be the tool just for you...

(, Tue 19 Feb 2002, 8:18, archived)
# Just checked Computer Arts mag
and they recommend something called Graphic Convertor
which is shareware and available here
(, Tue 19 Feb 2002, 6:56, archived)
# This morning
I was mightily entertained by reading an interview in the Metro with Ted Nugent "the Motor City Madman" who "divides his year between hunting (usually with a bow) and rock'n'roll and is an outspoken advocate for guns and against drugs."

Ladies and gentlemen, I present.....Being Ted Nugent

(, Tue 19 Feb 2002, 6:19, archived)
[challenge entry] Dog Nap
(, Tue 19 Feb 2002, 5:58, archived)
# Oh!
Chihuahua Flower Power - C'MON!
Chihua hua a wee woo wah.
(, Tue 19 Feb 2002, 6:17, archived)
# Bass in the Plaice London ??
(, Tue 19 Feb 2002, 5:57, archived)
# dont get the moggy soggy!!
(, Tue 19 Feb 2002, 5:57, archived)
# Hamster Dream (cool)
http://www.totalmuseum.org/webproject8/hamster_dream/index.html
(, Tue 19 Feb 2002, 5:51, archived)
# furtive

p2p
(, Tue 19 Feb 2002, 5:44, archived)
# That's making me want to go...
Make it stop.
(, Tue 19 Feb 2002, 5:57, archived)
# Can't !
It's peer pressure
(, Tue 19 Feb 2002, 7:03, archived)
# My friend drowned in a bowl of muesli.
He was pulled down by a strong currant.
(, Tue 19 Feb 2002, 5:26, archived)
# My friend was arrested the other day.
He set his hand on fire by mistake..
They did him for being in possesion of a firearm.
(, Tue 19 Feb 2002, 5:37, archived)
# I had a blow up doll once.
but she went down on me
(, Tue 19 Feb 2002, 5:50, archived)
#
Jeremy Beadle has quite a small penis.
On the other hand it's fairly big.

(, Tue 19 Feb 2002, 5:52, archived)
# Is there anything good on Telly at the moment?
What am I missing?
(, Tue 19 Feb 2002, 5:18, archived)
# teletubbies is on
which is why I'm able to post in peace..
(, Tue 19 Feb 2002, 5:20, archived)
# Assuming you meant generally rather than right now
I'm quite impressed by Clocking Off at the moment.
(, Tue 19 Feb 2002, 5:27, archived)
# haven't caught it.
what's good about it?
(, Tue 19 Feb 2002, 5:32, archived)
# Really good writing and characterisation
Focuses on a different central character each week, with the only real tie between episodes being they all work in the same factory.

Last weeks guy just out of the army who turned out to be a serial rapist was gripping and scary - esp when, after raping his friends wife, he comes home to his mum in tears and she doesn't even have to ask him what he has done.
(, Tue 19 Feb 2002, 5:38, archived)
# sounds great ..
... but it you change your characters every week surely it would be hard to build an audience. (says rob who wants only wants pretty people on TV)
(, Tue 19 Feb 2002, 5:41, archived)
# better than you'd think
same characters do keep cropping up as supporting cast, but this less of a soap, more a series of self contained dramas.

Sod pretty people, I want well written characters.
(, Tue 19 Feb 2002, 5:47, archived)
# How about a nice day out on friday
(I helped save b3ta! Wifey, Tue 19 Feb 2002, 5:15, archived)
# woo
for some reason - I really want to go across it. Dunno why, but i do.
(, Tue 19 Feb 2002, 5:17, archived)
# I want to go
and jump up and down on it to make it wobble.
(, Tue 19 Feb 2002, 5:18, archived)
# actually - that's a lie
I do know why - it's because i wanted to jump up and down on it like a big long trampoline, but i have a feeling my illusions might be shattered...
(, Tue 19 Feb 2002, 5:18, archived)
# who is going to animate pep & the wife
jumping on the bridge then?
(, Tue 19 Feb 2002, 5:19, archived)
# There's a little suspension
footbridge in Wales that wobbles when you jump on it. It's fab. Especially if there's a few of you all jumping together..
(, Tue 19 Feb 2002, 5:26, archived)
# This one in Vancouver
is pretty fab too:
 

I will admit to being a little bit scared crossing this one :)
(, Tue 19 Feb 2002, 5:36, archived)
# Just noticed - the right hand image comes from
this page which describes an experiment looking at Schachter's Theory.


"Some men were interviewed on an extremely unstable suspension bridge 230 feet above the Canyon (seen as a high arousal situation) and others on a solid wooden bridge over a small stream(low arousal) The men on the unstable suspension bridge had stories containing significantly more sexual imagery than those on the low bridge.

According to the Schachter theory, the reason for this is that the men were experiencing physiological arousal (probably because of the dangerous bridge) but they interpreted this as attraction towards the female interviewer (their cognitive appraisal of the situation. Dare we say, like many theories in psychology today, this is a controversial one. Despite that, it suggests some tricks you might employ to get someone attracted to you!"

(, Tue 19 Feb 2002, 5:40, archived)
# This ropebridge in Antrim
is slung up every summer by fishermen to get to their salmon farm. It's very scary..
(, Tue 19 Feb 2002, 5:41, archived)
# Ooo, capilano suspension bridge...
Good for terrorizing old people and tourists; how far can you leg it before the voice from the end cries 'no running'? Then stand back and watch the white knuckles. I'm probably going to hell of course...
(, Tue 19 Feb 2002, 5:42, archived)
# Hee hee hee
It is so tempting isn't it. Only been there twice, but the voice of doom from the end sounds familiar.
(, Tue 19 Feb 2002, 5:48, archived)
# Ooh! I've been there too!


I remember watching the fish in a shallow pond at the other side whilst tame squirrels scampered around, all very tranquil!
(, Tue 19 Feb 2002, 6:26, archived)
# fantastic
it'll make getting to the tate modern a damn site easier.
(, Tue 19 Feb 2002, 5:17, archived)
# I've
never been on a big bridge.
I'm too scared.
(, Tue 19 Feb 2002, 8:33, archived)
# My g/f's little brother
was on it the day it opened first time around. He was quite miffed when told to get off it as he'd been having great fun making it wobble.
(, Tue 19 Feb 2002, 5:30, archived)
# Furtive Does P2P
Bad Bear


The new Peek-a-booty anonymous P2P software uses a decidedly furtive bear as their mascot :-)
(, Tue 19 Feb 2002, 5:08, archived)
# Mary Puffins
(, Tue 19 Feb 2002, 5:07, archived)
# Wanna wrestle?
(, Tue 19 Feb 2002, 4:51, archived)
# .........................
(, Tue 19 Feb 2002, 5:00, archived)
# Come and have a go
if you think you're hard enough....

(, Tue 19 Feb 2002, 5:08, archived)
# You wanna fight,
fight with me...


(, Tue 19 Feb 2002, 5:09, archived)
# Arnie hates the Paparazzi
(, Tue 19 Feb 2002, 11:34, archived)

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