Cameron & Brown Remembrance day photo opp
EDIT and I'd be eternally grateful if you could help get this Tony Blair video to 1,000 views. Lot of work but little take-up. www.youtube.com/watch?v=coIXSGy2fIU
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Fri 9 Apr 2010, 12:06,
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EDIT and I'd be eternally grateful if you could help get this Tony Blair video to 1,000 views. Lot of work but little take-up. www.youtube.com/watch?v=coIXSGy2fIU
VERY Banksy!
(Hmmm... maybe BBD really is Banksy... and he saves the good stuff for us...)
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Fri 9 Apr 2010, 12:10,
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Started doing the image as normal photoshop
but better in this stark style. (and MUCH easier to complete)
btw Wouldn't say 'Banksy' style but stencil style maybe. Lot of other guys out there. Good site here:
www.artofthestate.co.uk/
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Fri 9 Apr 2010, 12:17,
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btw Wouldn't say 'Banksy' style but stencil style maybe. Lot of other guys out there. Good site here:
www.artofthestate.co.uk/
This is so true - Banksy didn't create the medium but anybody using high-contrast + politics get's labelled as Banksyesque -
for that I appologise :D
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Fri 9 Apr 2010, 12:19,
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don't forget that Banksy's "politics"
are also far more heavy-handed, crass, ill thought out, and reactionary than Beau's
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Fri 9 Apr 2010, 12:23,
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I did meet the bloke once (fleetingly)
when he came into the Mark Thomas 'Nazi Coke' exhibition to hang his just-finished Vietnam/Mickey Mouse/Ronald McDonald pic.(Well MT said it was him)
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Fri 9 Apr 2010, 12:28,
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I think everybody has been in "Crass" at one stage
I walked into the Leadmill oneday to see a Crass gig and even I was a band member for 2 minutes ;)
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Fri 9 Apr 2010, 12:30,
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Oh you silly thing you
go on then, be crass, I dare you
I double dare you
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Fri 9 Apr 2010, 17:56,
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I double dare you
It helps if you hum Sailors Hornpipe whilst watching this
Eye Rapingly HUGE one:
www.b3tards.com/u/5f6a984dc71b99e9d37b/rotten_-_mclaren.gif
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Fri 9 Apr 2010, 11:53,
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Eye Rapingly HUGE one:
www.b3tards.com/u/5f6a984dc71b99e9d37b/rotten_-_mclaren.gif
Sorry..
I don't know how to make it like a thumnail thingummy. I'm a bit rubbish, you see.
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Fri 9 Apr 2010, 11:56,
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just resize or crop the original gif
and reload it to B3tards and then edit this post.
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Fri 9 Apr 2010, 11:57,
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if you use photoshop just click, file, then save for web and devices, it lets you change size and optimize colours
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Fri 9 Apr 2010, 11:59,
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There we are. Had to resize all the images and create the gif again
Surely it's obvious I don't use Photoshop, though. Nothing could look as crudely made as this in Photoshop!!
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Fri 9 Apr 2010, 12:07,
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I always liked himto be honest but huzzah anyway. And have some TOAP
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Fri 9 Apr 2010, 12:05,
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tinny earphones - pah!
Where I come from, the bus is full of twats playing 'RnB' full blast from their phone speakers.
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Fri 9 Apr 2010, 12:27,
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*stands back from monitor*
*tries vewing through wrong end of a telescope*
*gets board of being sarcastic*
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Fri 9 Apr 2010, 12:06,
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*gets board of being sarcastic*
Just for morbid interest...
He had cancer and died in a Swiss hospital with 2 sons at his side. Good for him for taking the fast painless route out. Respect.
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Fri 9 Apr 2010, 15:26,
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CastleRGB didn't work so well...
...and castleCMYK was just too big to post.
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Fri 9 Apr 2010, 11:51,
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I'd hate to think what putting a cross in the Tories box would bring
Gah! I'm annoyed that I have absolutely nothing to vote for - there is no working class alternative, The Greens are all pretty middle-class and quite mad, The Lib-Dems are New Labour/Tory Wannabes, The Monster Raving Loony Party don't even stand around here and you can't vote for the Anarchists... grrrr. politics what a fucking waste of a vote!
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Fri 9 Apr 2010, 11:48,
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Whoever we vote for...
..and whoever wins the British public will still bend over and let the ruling party shaft us with the sandpaper glove as we ask for more.
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Fri 9 Apr 2010, 11:54,
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What annoys me more than the lack of a working-class party
is the people who tell you that if you don't vote you don't have an opinion or a right to voice an opinion - really? Because I'm pretty damn sure I have an opinion and I have a right to express my opinion regardless of my lack of voting choices. I'm just not quite so upfront about shoving my views and leaflets down other people's throats come election time!
Oh well I will just have to make do with the inevitable gloom of whatever party decides to tell me what to do for the next 4 years.
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Fri 9 Apr 2010, 11:59,
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Oh well I will just have to make do with the inevitable gloom of whatever party decides to tell me what to do for the next 4 years.
Pity I don't live in Bristol South then - not a phrase I have ever been known to utter before ;)
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Fri 9 Apr 2010, 12:02,
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it was exactly the same last time around
voter apathy keeps the old boys network intact
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Fri 9 Apr 2010, 12:03,
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If you don't vote they tell you this is the case -
if you do vote you end up voting for the very 'old boys networks' they claim that your apathy is keeping intact!
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Fri 9 Apr 2010, 12:05,
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less than a third
of the country voted last time, so this government represents around a sixth of the people it governs. most people will say that voting for the main opposition is the only alternative, and their policies are virtually identical in that they advocate maintaing the status quo. the other candidates are written off because they'll never get in. while I don't believe that the lib dems or greens aren't part of the old boys, if more people would vote for a fringe party it would at least challenge the establishment to have to think a bit differently.
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Fri 9 Apr 2010, 12:17,
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I used to be a Branch Secretary for The Socialist Party (Previously Militant)
but they don't have a big enough support to stand more than 1 or 2 even with a Green/Socialist Alliance no more than 4 people throughout Sheffield and none of those stand in my Area. I will vote for the nearest to a Socialist agenda that I can else I won't even use my vote not even for Labour.
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Fri 9 Apr 2010, 12:23,
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^ this
I won't vote for any party or candidate I don't want to see win. Even when voting strategically. Realistically, this means that I won't vote for anyone. But I bet I've spent more time researching the issues than the people who just vote for the same people they've always voted for, and often who their parents voted for as well, without putting in any thought whatsoever.
So at that point who is the apathetic one? :(
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Fri 9 Apr 2010, 12:31,
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So at that point who is the apathetic one? :(
isn't that just advocating your current MP, or the poll-leader in your consituency?
you're basically saying "I don't want them to win, but I don't want the main alternative to win even more"
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Fri 9 Apr 2010, 12:38,
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Why vote for the Main Alternative? If that alternative doesn't speak for your views or your life-style?
Isn't that a worst waste of a vote than not voting?
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Fri 9 Apr 2010, 12:45,
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I'd agree to that
Voting for something/someone you don't agree with is pretty absurd
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Fri 9 Apr 2010, 12:49,
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the point is that not voting is exactly the same as voting for the market favourite
spoil your ballot, vote for a fringe, stand yourself, blow up the polling office, anything else is better
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Fri 9 Apr 2010, 12:50,
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I will vote for the best alternative that reflects my views
if a socialist alliance stands here I will vote for them if not then I have no vote.
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Fri 9 Apr 2010, 12:52,
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at least spoil your ballot
as its recorded as a protest. not turning up at all just lumps you in statistically with those too stupid/lazy to have an opinion (when clearly you do)
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Fri 9 Apr 2010, 12:54,
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That's what I find so annoying
a good percentage of spoilt ballot papers are done by people who are just simply stupid - so in order to spoil mine I would have to do it with wit and intelligence "FUCK YOU CAMERONBROWN SHITE MONKEYS!" or something like that :D
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Fri 9 Apr 2010, 12:59,
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Yeah I would have put the Lib Dem's name above but I simply don't have a clue what his name is
and can't be bothered Googling it.
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Fri 9 Apr 2010, 13:25,
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That's not fair, wanting to vote for a party that favours your pals over other people.
Surely what you want is a party with no class. Er, you know what I mean.
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Fri 9 Apr 2010, 12:09,
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You know who to blame?
The Normans, that's who. And I don't mean Barry.
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Fri 9 Apr 2010, 12:13,
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That's where it all went wrong ever since they got Johnathan Ross in to replace Barry Norman
for the Film reviews!
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Fri 9 Apr 2010, 12:18,
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There is no "classless" party and we don't live in a classless society
everybody else votes for their interests first so why should it be wrong for working-class people to put their interests first? The workers have had their rights stripped right to the bone and that causes the tensions that lead to strike actions erupting all over the UK. Give us decent pay and decent working conditions and we will be content.
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Fri 9 Apr 2010, 12:16,
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I suggest...
...you try getting job in China for a year or two. Then come back and tell use what having "rights stripped right to the bone" really means.
There's much to be angry about in UK politics (digital economy bill, broadcast flag, ID cards/database, RIPA, EVCS/ISA etc), but I don't feel employees' rights is one of them.
As for putting ones one's interests (or one's principals) first; that's fine IMHO. That's how it is supposed to work isn't it? The elected body is an "average" of what the populace think? (Hopefully with some kind of protection for minority views). I know I will be voting for whomever I think will serve me best and has the closest match with my world-view.
[Which will b the least-bad candidate as always, and certainly not the twat-badger who got by name and address by abusing the electoral roll. Reminds me...snotty letter time]
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Fri 9 Apr 2010, 12:30,
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There's much to be angry about in UK politics (digital economy bill, broadcast flag, ID cards/database, RIPA, EVCS/ISA etc), but I don't feel employees' rights is one of them.
As for putting ones one's interests (or one's principals) first; that's fine IMHO. That's how it is supposed to work isn't it? The elected body is an "average" of what the populace think? (Hopefully with some kind of protection for minority views). I know I will be voting for whomever I think will serve me best and has the closest match with my world-view.
[Which will b the least-bad candidate as always, and certainly not the twat-badger who got by name and address by abusing the electoral roll. Reminds me...snotty letter time]
Oh right the Fucking "Get a Job in China/Russia/Some Random Psuedo-Communist Country" argument
you do well standing heckling Trade Union Marches - if you're quick you can heckle some tomorrow in London!
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Fri 9 Apr 2010, 12:33,
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Urf...unions
They'll be fourth against the wall come the revolution.
They served a purpose once (maybe some still do), but most are simply fiefdoms for those in charge, they have really served their members well, haven't they? Look at the twonk they helped put in power!
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Fri 9 Apr 2010, 12:38,
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They served a purpose once (maybe some still do), but most are simply fiefdoms for those in charge, they have really served their members well, haven't they? Look at the twonk they helped put in power!
I'd rather be in a Union than not in one
if you don't cross a picket line and you're in the Union you are covered by their lawyers against getting the sack - if you're not in a Union and don;t cross a Picket-Line you have no cover at all. The Union beaucracy is corrupt but that doesn't mean the structure is unsound it just mean we have to work hard about changing the leadership. Unlike the Labour Party the structure is now throughly un-sound from to top to the bottom.
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Fri 9 Apr 2010, 12:51,
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Here's the thing
I'd cross the picket line quite happily. If my employer pisses me off enough (not that they do) then I'll simply go somewhere else. I am not in a union as you can probably guess.
I am confused by your last comment. The Labour Party is un-sound IMO, and I would say that unions are equally un-sound.
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Fri 9 Apr 2010, 13:02,
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I am confused by your last comment. The Labour Party is un-sound IMO, and I would say that unions are equally un-sound.
The roots of the Union are ordinary working people
the bureaucracy of the Union are un-sound no doubt as they are the same people who support the Labour party - we have to turn that around by seizing control of the Unions and bringing it back into democratic control. The Labour Party is too far gone for that ever to happen. The Unions need to stop supporting Labour and fund a working-class alternative.
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Fri 9 Apr 2010, 13:12,
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All you need to do is put the roots at the top of the power structure, and keep them there.
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Fri 9 Apr 2010, 13:27,
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It should be principles, not interests
or you're a selfish goit.
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Fri 9 Apr 2010, 13:20,
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It's only a waste...
...if you waste it. Rather than moaning why not go and do something. As the saying goes:
"Those who can, do
Those who can't be arsed, moan about it on teh interwebs"
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Fri 9 Apr 2010, 12:19,
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"Those who can, do
Those who can't be arsed, moan about it on teh interwebs"
Moaning is doing something
most of what that Martin Luther King did was just advanced moaning.
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Fri 9 Apr 2010, 12:25,
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At least...
...he could moan in style.
Hmm...there may be a (weak) joke in there somewhere.
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Fri 9 Apr 2010, 12:31,
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Hmm...there may be a (weak) joke in there somewhere.
Because of all the reasons I have explained above
a non-vote is no less effective than a vote - regardless of the way you vote. Sooner or later people will have to sit up and take note of why so many people are not using their votes, or do you really believe that it will get to a stage where Political Parties are gaining seats based on a very small fraction of the overall vote?
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Fri 9 Apr 2010, 12:28,
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Spoling the ballot...
...is IMHO more effective than a non-vote. You are saying "I have the will and wherewithal to vote, but there is no candidate for me".
Even better (assuming there genuinely is no one you feel you can vote for) would be to start your own campaign (or join an action/lobby group or whatever).
Moaning and not voting isn't really anything IMHO.
You are of course free to do as you wish (until some ass-hat makes that illegal 'n all)
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Fri 9 Apr 2010, 12:34,
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Even better (assuming there genuinely is no one you feel you can vote for) would be to start your own campaign (or join an action/lobby group or whatever).
Moaning and not voting isn't really anything IMHO.
You are of course free to do as you wish (until some ass-hat makes that illegal 'n all)
That...
...is a fucking excellent idea!
Who can write the worst swear on a ballot paper and not get gaoled?
Or who can fill out their ballot in the most amusing manner and not get sectioned?
Now there is a compo!
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Fri 9 Apr 2010, 12:40,
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Who can write the worst swear on a ballot paper and not get gaoled?
Or who can fill out their ballot in the most amusing manner and not get sectioned?
Now there is a compo!
did it for my last council elections
changed the names to Betty Arsebiscuit and Norman Shit-Norman and drew a CDC on the bottom
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Fri 9 Apr 2010, 12:43,
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For a start to stand in the election you need to be a registered party and put up something like £4,000
in advance and only if you achieve over 5% of the vote will you get your Deposit back. So there is a very real and tangible barrier to standing in elections which is why Socialist Groups find it so difficult to put up cnadidates - this isn't the land of the free!
And spoiling the ballot paper? - what does that actually prove? I've stood in local elections all the spolit papers are sorted in a pile of about a few dozen and the parties argue about what the "voter" was actually voting for so a percent of "spolit" papers are actually mis-used as votes under the idea the voter was too stupid to know how to put an X in a box!
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Fri 9 Apr 2010, 12:43,
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And spoiling the ballot paper? - what does that actually prove? I've stood in local elections all the spolit papers are sorted in a pile of about a few dozen and the parties argue about what the "voter" was actually voting for so a percent of "spolit" papers are actually mis-used as votes under the idea the voter was too stupid to know how to put an X in a box!
Good for you for standing
And I can see I will have to be very careful where I curl one out should I decide spoil my ballot.
Even if you can't stand yourself (or your group can't), then making your case to the other candidates is surely better than nothing. ("MLK advanced moaning" if you will)
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Fri 9 Apr 2010, 12:48,
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Even if you can't stand yourself (or your group can't), then making your case to the other candidates is surely better than nothing. ("MLK advanced moaning" if you will)
Yes be very careful how you spoil your ballot paper
one person put "X" in every box but 1 and they took it that it was a vote for the one without the X - whether the voter actually intended that or was expressing some form of Proportional Representation will never be known - but it was decided what the vote was by a totally unelected group of people speculating on it's meaning. Probably better to smear poo on the ballot sheet they wouldn;t touch it then or they would assume it was a vote for Brown :D
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Fri 9 Apr 2010, 12:57,
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For a small, irrelevant party
a few votes matter, and increase the chance of it ultimately becoming a relevant party... decades later. Except by the sound of it you don't even have a small, irrelevant party standing that's in any way attractive.
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Fri 9 Apr 2010, 12:40,
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Exactly
e.g. The Greens will (probably) never win an election. But simply but being there and nabbing a few percent of the vote (potentially a vital few percent if the parliament is hung) they keep the other parties in check and manage to get their message out.
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Fri 9 Apr 2010, 12:43,
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They're not seams, they represent the tortured darkness of his soul
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Fri 9 Apr 2010, 11:34,
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Hahahahahaha
Do one for not checking the squirty cream can is proper vertical.
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Fri 9 Apr 2010, 11:11,
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I refuse to accept the existance of "squirty cream"
it is an abomination.
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Fri 9 Apr 2010, 11:26,
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1. Locate jam injection point on donut.
2. Insert squirty cream nozzle
3. Inflate
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Fri 9 Apr 2010, 12:03,
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3. Inflate
or when the nozzle on the deodorant
is pointed at your eyes by mistake
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Fri 9 Apr 2010, 11:27,
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Have done this with a spraycan of white metal primer....
not a good look.
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Fri 9 Apr 2010, 11:32,
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hahahahahaha!
but then again, bloody hell that rally crash source looked pretty grim....
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Fri 9 Apr 2010, 10:52,
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oooof, it sure did
but luckily it sent them flying rather than ploughing right over them
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Fri 9 Apr 2010, 10:55,
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That reminds me - I like how 'Go Compare'
already own 'www.goatcompare.com'.
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Fri 9 Apr 2010, 12:06,
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THIS
BUT I'VE got a one day week next week - yay for time off to cover Easter Hols!
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Fri 9 Apr 2010, 10:29,
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As written on rob's shiny new iPa ***WIRELESS CONNECTION LOST***
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Fri 9 Apr 2010, 10:25,
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Damn
I so have to get to the supermarket now.
Maybe Sainsbury's. Blueberry muffins. Apple doughnuts. White choccy cookies.
Evil Mr. P.
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Fri 9 Apr 2010, 10:32,
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Maybe Sainsbury's. Blueberry muffins. Apple doughnuts. White choccy cookies.
Evil Mr. P.
This is a marvellous idea.
stupidly, I went for boiled eggs and toast. Foolishness!
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Fri 9 Apr 2010, 10:37,
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I have kept my options open by not having breakfast yet
/smug blog
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Fri 9 Apr 2010, 10:40,
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But....but....
It's nearly time for the daily serial*, and you've had no breakfast??? What madness is this?
*no pun intended
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Fri 9 Apr 2010, 10:43,
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*no pun intended
I had a massive baguette
filled with sausage and scrambled egg and lashingsof HP
I feel a bit sick now though
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Fri 9 Apr 2010, 10:43,
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I feel a bit sick now though
I'm not so sure it was
feel a bit sick and hot tea is now making my teeth hurt
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Fri 9 Apr 2010, 10:43,
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VOTE FOR ME, ME, ME, ME. NOT HIM, DON'T VOTE FOR HIM. VOTE FOR ME. ME. ME .ME
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Fri 9 Apr 2010, 10:31,
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Why am I still trying to think up newsletter subject lines when I really really need a shit
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Fri 9 Apr 2010, 10:32,
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PALLBEARERS GO ROUND THE OUTSIDE, ROUND THE OUTSIDE, ROUND THE OUTSIDE
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Fri 9 Apr 2010, 10:32,
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I bet you wondered if this week's newsletter subject line was going to be short and snappy.. Well, after some consideration we decided that it would indeed be a good idea to make it fit in your email window, but than we took so long deciding, that we..
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Fri 9 Apr 2010, 10:32,
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Can we count on you to read the b3ta newsletter in 4 weeks' time?
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Fri 9 Apr 2010, 10:35,
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Unlike your local candidates, you hear from us every week instead of when there's an election coming up
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Fri 9 Apr 2010, 10:37,
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Government to cut the penis off anyone caught photocopying Razzle.
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Fri 9 Apr 2010, 10:38,
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So when does "donation" become "subscription"?
How much will the newsletter cost?
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Fri 9 Apr 2010, 10:45,
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We're changing the law because the owner of a record company sucked us off on his yacht...together
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Fri 9 Apr 2010, 10:48,
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What's the difference between Tierry Henry and Lenry Henry? Tierry is still fucking French.
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Fri 9 Apr 2010, 12:21,
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1) hee hee
2)click
3) I just tried the votematch.org.uk site. Obviously it's relatively basic (and doesn't try to be anything else) but it scared me.
It says I 61% agree with UKIP. :(
The scariest part is reading the comments left by the parties in question.
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Fri 9 Apr 2010, 10:24,
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3) I just tried the votematch.org.uk site. Obviously it's relatively basic (and doesn't try to be anything else) but it scared me.
It says I 61% agree with UKIP. :(
The scariest part is reading the comments left by the parties in question.
haha fuck
"Don't include any party you would never vote for"
that narrows it down to almost two
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Fri 9 Apr 2010, 10:39,
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that narrows it down to almost two
Indeed
I'm glad I read the full responses bit.
Where I misread "Deport people born outside the UK if they commit crimes" and assumed it meant "Deport non-resident foreign nationals if they commit crimes" and ticked it.
the UKIP respose is something like "yes, we should, and it'll be easier once we repeal the Human Rights Act".
One of the BNP responses regarding parliamentary chage is something like "Yeswe are scared, because every change made by labour is designed to stop the BNP getting into power"
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Fri 9 Apr 2010, 10:52,
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Where I misread "Deport people born outside the UK if they commit crimes" and assumed it meant "Deport non-resident foreign nationals if they commit crimes" and ticked it.
the UKIP respose is something like "yes, we should, and it'll be easier once we repeal the Human Rights Act".
One of the BNP responses regarding parliamentary chage is something like "Yeswe are scared, because every change made by labour is designed to stop the BNP getting into power"
Good for you
Now draw another 345,0000 of them and you will have a masterpiece.
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Fri 9 Apr 2010, 10:11,
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I can't fucking beleive it
I just watched a bunch of Christians go door-to-door in my street (from my upstairs office window) and every single one of them missed my house. I had some of my best atheist arguments ready and everything.
Perhaps I shouldn't have pressed my face to the window and beckoned with my finger
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Fri 9 Apr 2010, 10:14,
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Perhaps I shouldn't have pressed my face to the window and beckoned with my finger
The 11" brass effect Penis doorknocker
might have put them off as well
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Fri 9 Apr 2010, 10:15,
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it might do as a substitute for clay
the chance of it making an acceptable penis or metal substitute is relatively low.
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Fri 9 Apr 2010, 10:53,
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Don't you feel it at least attempts to counterpoint the surrealism of the underlying metaphor?
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Fri 9 Apr 2010, 10:18,
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*steps back, tries to look at line for a different angle*
Hmmmm....
Nope.
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Fri 9 Apr 2010, 10:25,
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Nope.
It's too brown, and I don't like the font
2/10 Needs more Buffy
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Fri 9 Apr 2010, 10:18,
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TJ
did anyone else watch the Sharon Osbourne Roasting on C4 last night? It made me laugh like hell, but I can't help thinking that TV Entertainment has turned a strange corner
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Fri 9 Apr 2010, 10:09,
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I usually think that
but then he only goes and makes me laugh. His early stand-up was very very good - taking the piss out of the IRA in Northern Ireland before the cease-fire
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Fri 9 Apr 2010, 10:23,
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I laughed at the fact he was going on about pumping her daughter Aimee
but..I just think he's turned into a egomaniac
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Fri 9 Apr 2010, 10:44,
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yay it's Friday!
boo - I have to go to the dentist!
yay - it's just a checkup!
yay - I have a very pretty Indian lady dentist
yays:3,boos:1
yays win!
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Fri 9 Apr 2010, 9:14,
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yay - it's just a checkup!
yay - I have a very pretty Indian lady dentist
yays:3,boos:1
yays win!
Is your appointment at 2.30?
geddit....?
'Nings!
apols for lameness, still in bed with a nice cuppa tea.
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Fri 9 Apr 2010, 9:17,
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'Nings!
apols for lameness, still in bed with a nice cuppa tea.
why did the pig's tail get out of bed?
cos it was twirly
actually its 11:30 which isn't funny at all.
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Fri 9 Apr 2010, 9:19,
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actually its 11:30 which isn't funny at all.
what happens if you mix up your viagra and laxatives?
it makes you crap in bed....
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Fri 9 Apr 2010, 9:23,
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but I'm already....
oh - I get it
An old man went to the doctor and asked for some Viagra. The doc asked "Are you sure? You are nearly 80 years old"
"oh yes" said the man, "I've managed to get myself a date tonight with a hot young girl and I don't want to disappoint her"
Not believing a word of it, the doc wrote him out a prescription just to keep him quiet and sent him on his way.
The next day the old man is back at the surgery. The doctor joked "Oh hello - I expect you want something for your back after last night?"
"No" said the man - "It's my elbow - she didn't turn up"
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An old man went to the doctor and asked for some Viagra. The doc asked "Are you sure? You are nearly 80 years old"
"oh yes" said the man, "I've managed to get myself a date tonight with a hot young girl and I don't want to disappoint her"
Not believing a word of it, the doc wrote him out a prescription just to keep him quiet and sent him on his way.
The next day the old man is back at the surgery. The doctor joked "Oh hello - I expect you want something for your back after last night?"
"No" said the man - "It's my elbow - she didn't turn up"
I might or might not vote for this candidate - it's amoeba, nothing definite
Of course, it might lead to industrial action and the boss would virus all.
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And an infectious laugh
And somehow avoided Damian McBride's sneezegate.
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Only one thing would make it better
ample boobage on the dentist
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Melon ftw.
I'm feeling frankly hard done by, because I spent an hour on this.
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It happens to the best and worst of us
Even Beau Beau "As featured on TV" D'Or's offerings yesterday got barely a whisper.
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you get less response if you satisfy expectations
if you exceed them you get a good response
if you fall far below them you get a huge response
In a survey of 17 women aged 25-45, 83% agreed
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if you fall far below them you get a huge response
In a survey of 17 women aged 25-45, 83% agreed
I gotta be honest, I didn't really understand it but I was too embarrassed to say... :(
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Nae bother
It's Rupert Murdoch tipping the balance of power as he requires it
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He wanted to run away with his girlfriend and get married
But he cantaloupe.
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that was a reply to this..
b3ta.com/board/9997383
but it posted it here
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but it posted it here
Arf!
Didn't see the subject line I was lolling at Blake's Melon
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Fri 9 Apr 2010, 11:08,
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hahaa!
I'd so much rather vote Melon than any of the other selfish, snouty bastards
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Fri 9 Apr 2010, 9:41,
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fuck
now there's a massive dilemma
I know Battenberg isn't for everyone - but I'd vote for Battenberg *and* Melon
we need the Kemeny-Young method
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I know Battenberg isn't for everyone - but I'd vote for Battenberg *and* Melon
we need the Kemeny-Young method
I had to google the Kemeny-Young system
it actually looks quite sensible..
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The original script of "Macbeth" featured a lot of Battenberg cake
ALL. Double, double toil and trouble;
Fire burn, and caldron bubble.
2 WITCH. Battenberg, a lovely cake,
In the caldron boil and bake;
Eye of newt, and toe of frog,
Wool of bat, and tongue of dog,
Adder's fork, and blind-worm's sting,
Lizard's leg, and owlet's wing,—
For a charm of powerful trouble,
Like a hell-broth boil and bubble.
(and later)
First Witch
1 When shall we three meet again?
2 In thunder, lightning, or in rain?
Second Witch
3 Let us consult the soothful iPhones,
4 The Met Office says it shall hail great stones.
Third Witch
5 Upon the Tuesday we shall wake,
But please, no more Battenberg cake.
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Fri 9 Apr 2010, 9:53,
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Fire burn, and caldron bubble.
2 WITCH. Battenberg, a lovely cake,
In the caldron boil and bake;
Eye of newt, and toe of frog,
Wool of bat, and tongue of dog,
Adder's fork, and blind-worm's sting,
Lizard's leg, and owlet's wing,—
For a charm of powerful trouble,
Like a hell-broth boil and bubble.
(and later)
First Witch
1 When shall we three meet again?
2 In thunder, lightning, or in rain?
Second Witch
3 Let us consult the soothful iPhones,
4 The Met Office says it shall hail great stones.
Third Witch
5 Upon the Tuesday we shall wake,
But please, no more Battenberg cake.
Remember the time Mr. Pot made an insensitive racial remark to Mr. Kettle?
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aren't fish's policies a bit watered-down?
I find melon's policies to be more rounded - and greener
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Policies schmolicies
It's personality that counts, and fish have it by the bucketload.
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okay they weren't all Korean but that was the only jape that came to mind
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Comfort_women#Country_of_origin
I guess I'm just a terrible, terrible person
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I guess I'm just a terrible, terrible person
I think burying people alive is just plain lazy and evil at the same time
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But they keep pushing the dirt aside so you have to shovel it on twice as fast
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oooof
I couldn't possibly endorse such a distasteful post, however funny, well thought out, funny, relevant, funny or funny it was.
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I think it's on the 'Front page' of this very website...I might be wrong mind!
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"The member of public lived in a house above the field and took photos while phoning police."
and by "phoning police" they mean "masturbating".
Bestiality is always wrong, EVEN IF YOU'RE FROM THE SOUTH ISLAND
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Bestiality is always wrong, EVEN IF YOU'RE FROM THE SOUTH ISLAND
I'm not 'from' the South Island, but I am currently living in Christchurch...
This place feels more like home every day.
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Fri 9 Apr 2010, 4:31,
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That's impossible.
The world is not 6 days long.
EDIT: Twenty days! The world's not that big.
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EDIT: Twenty days! The world's not that big.
Aucklander myself, though my mother's mother's father's side is from Christchurch/Lyttelton/Sumner.
Had a hui at Onuku (out of Akaroa) a couple of weeks back, that was pretty fucking nice for a city boy:
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although the Akaroa pub was packed with drunk amateur cricketers from Ashburton, fucking hell
I'm not sure whether they're more likely to interfere with farm animals, each other, or both
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Fri 9 Apr 2010, 4:50,
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I'm not sure whether they're more likely to interfere with farm animals, each other, or both
Folks in Christchurch are absurdly friendly I find
Was speakin to someone from State Insurance the other day, and she was so friendly and chatty I said "I bet you're from Christchurch" "yip yip!" was the reply. That's happened many times.
S
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S
i always found chch taxi drivers would talk your ear off
whereas wellington drivers hardly ever talk
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Presackly
That was my first introduction to chch'ies. Non stop chattertaxies. They are all like that
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Fri 9 Apr 2010, 6:34,
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YIFF YIFF YIFF!
You did that to me. A word I _wanted_ to forget.
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it is friday afternoon and I may possibly be losing my concentration
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I should be posting all of these on /links, I'm sure they haven't seen them before
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I get that with some of them too
you're not missing much, it's just this macro with a sound file
catmacros.wordpress.com/2009/08/21/consume-the-unworthy/
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catmacros.wordpress.com/2009/08/21/consume-the-unworthy/
what is this, bestiality day?
the filthy fecker.
I would have thought sticking your dick in a horse's mouth was unfeasibly dangerous, they do have very big teeth
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I would have thought sticking your dick in a horse's mouth was unfeasibly dangerous, they do have very big teeth
jeeeeebus!
"The owner saw the 71-year-old with the horse, before he got out of his vehicle and described seeing the horse's head in Chamberlin's groin area.
He then hit the horse with a stick, which caused the animal to bolt and drag Chamberlin along with it."
dragged by his dick .... :(
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He then hit the horse with a stick, which caused the animal to bolt and drag Chamberlin along with it."
dragged by his dick .... :(
he's just being dragged along by life, he's not trying to do anything
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I like how both images are looking at this thread.
One with a deep and eternal sadness, the other with a fickle distraction.
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You must NOT stop posting these - they bring *GLEE*! YOU ARE A GLEE-BRINGER!
I like the ambitious mountain-climbing question mark the best. ^-^
GJM! \o/
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GJM! \o/
well
i feel like they all look very similar + i dont want to give every section of the game away
ill start posting these again when i get to the next area where it looks significantly different
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ill start posting these again when i get to the next area where it looks significantly different
*sobs and rocks uncontrollably*
*searches out Microwaves previous posts*
Aaaaah, that's better. ^-^
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Aaaaah, that's better. ^-^
these pubes are thicker and shorter than the others, as i recall.
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I envy your potency.
One at a time or both, phwoar knows no bounds.
I salute you sir. An amorous predilection commands the highest defense, I say. Fuck hate until she's satisfied. Win for humanity.
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I salute you sir. An amorous predilection commands the highest defense, I say. Fuck hate until she's satisfied. Win for humanity.
I liked it. A strong reaction for sure
but it would also cure all the problems within earth mother.
I support your one word solution.
In particular, there should be a holiday where we boff the uglies. A legion of Quasimotos would dust our feet should we deign to please them for a single day.
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I support your one word solution.
In particular, there should be a holiday where we boff the uglies. A legion of Quasimotos would dust our feet should we deign to please them for a single day.
Heys
Not the most ambitious print I've ever done, but its one of the few prints lately that I've made that I've printed and looked at it for a moment, and said 'woah....' if that makes any sense.
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Fri 9 Apr 2010, 2:31,
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Not the most ambitious print I've ever done, but its one of the few prints lately that I've made that I've printed and looked at it for a moment, and said 'woah....' if that makes any sense.
what gronk pan said
I really like this :)
the wood grain looks like sea and sky and the ex-branch looks like a shattering moon type thing :)
'slovely.
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Fri 9 Apr 2010, 2:43,
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the wood grain looks like sea and sky and the ex-branch looks like a shattering moon type thing :)
'slovely.
Oh Hey!
Did you carve the wood to look like wood or was the wood already wood?
Also, would.
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Fri 9 Apr 2010, 3:09,
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Also, would.
hey!
Used a wire brush to selectively bring out the wood grain.
Will be back in san fran btw, satday thru wednesday. Going to check out the hemlock bar (or is it club? idk) on monday.
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Fri 9 Apr 2010, 3:16,
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Will be back in san fran btw, satday thru wednesday. Going to check out the hemlock bar (or is it club? idk) on monday.
Hemlock is poisonous so I would view it as a dubous establishment, bar, club, or bordello.
In any case the wire brush is a cool insight. Metal fleck spray paint can also bring out grain, in a dramatic way. I could travel to SF for a meet and drink. PM in flight.
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