
b3ta.com/newsletter/issue520/
And if you'd like a question, "How old are you?"
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And if you'd like a question, "How old are you?"

steak and a blow jobs are for every day.
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Fri 16 Mar 2012, 15:10,
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I actually took the time to log in on a shared machine in a meeting room to type this. I need to get out more.
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Fri 16 Mar 2012, 14:56,
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I am 37.
I was going to write something zany, but I couldn't be arsed.
[EDIT: Bollocks - I am actually 36].
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Fri 16 Mar 2012, 14:57,
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I was going to write something zany, but I couldn't be arsed.
[EDIT: Bollocks - I am actually 36].

because prime numbers are rubbish in Maths.
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I was 29 when I joined and suddenly I'm now 38!
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(Age: (at my age I don't care anymore it's just numbers) 45 and 3/4)
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over same wall?
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He loves the classic red building brick.
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Fri 16 Mar 2012, 14:54,
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Trim with me if you want to live...
WOO
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Fri 16 Mar 2012, 14:24,
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WOO


Edit:
Sudden wavy lines back to mega drive and understands.
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Fri 16 Mar 2012, 14:18,
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Sudden wavy lines back to mega drive and understands.

Or get an Amiga emulator
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Fri 16 Mar 2012, 14:19,
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and a dosbox one that's not giving me any sound :(
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Fri 16 Mar 2012, 14:23,
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I'm trying to get Theme Park to work but it runs far too fast, then if I slow down the cycles it becomes unplayable
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Fri 16 Mar 2012, 16:28,
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Years ago, I had a friend come round to try to copy the ROM from my A600 as he could get the rest of the emulator from the webs, but the ROM was still under copyright or some such bollocks
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Also: anyone remember Amiga Format's Christmas coverdisk one year, Cannon Soccer? That was some inspired game-crossover silliness :D
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But the PC version is available on many Abandonware download sites
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Simply answer this question in 50 words or less, "What will your life be like in 2021?" Best answers, according to our cabal of sinister judges, will get the books.

It's actually a really great - they sent me through a copy and I read it. Then I raved about it and my wife read it. All about a street in London just after the financial collapse of 2008.
If you don't want to win a copy you can buy it directly here on Amazon.
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It's actually a really great - they sent me through a copy and I read it. Then I raved about it and my wife read it. All about a street in London just after the financial collapse of 2008.
If you don't want to win a copy you can buy it directly here on Amazon.

cornflakes, cornflakes, cornflakes, cornflakes, cornflakes.
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Fri 16 Mar 2012, 13:47,
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the creative nuances and subtle wordplays are now notable on their absence and the ending is weaker than I'd expect.
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it'll be a shoe-in.
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possibly.
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lololoooooololl...lol
:/
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Fri 16 Mar 2012, 13:51,
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:/

I will have perfected the art of replying pithily to internet competitions. And I'll have a signed copy of Capital next to my copy of The Debt to Pleasure.
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in a darkened basement somewhere in Japan.
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in a darkened basement the back of a lorry
somewhere inJapan Cirencester
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somewhere in

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Fri 16 Mar 2012, 13:58,
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I'll still be trying to work out one of Moggy's replies. And wondering why I care.
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It will consist, at least in part, of whimsically trawling through internet archives to find a historical record of this posting to see if I was right.
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"Fuck, I wish it was 2012 again."
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Or a pinch of arsenic in the cornflakes every day.
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it's pretty good. Not as good as 'The Debt to Pleasure'.
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people dressed like Sigue Sique Sputnik for petrol. Actually, no, I'll be too old. Knitting a chain-mail dress for Tina Turner.
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It is not a particularly memorable one - not like the big four-oh or twenty one, but it is one I would have liked to have experienced, because another birthday is always better than the alternative.
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This suggests to me precisely how I will be in 2021, scrabbling by on whatever Cameron has left behind in the way of social security.
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If i can describe my life at any stage, regardless of year, in less than fifty words, then I hope beyond hope that I am only one word.
Dead.
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Dead.

Is a content free, anyone can participate, and multilingual encyclopedia cooperative program. Our goal is to create a complete, accurate and neutral encyclopedia
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Fri 16 Mar 2012, 15:17,
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...only shitter. And we'll all be sitting on our robotic hands so it feels like you're being wanked off by Metal Mickey.
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will mainly consist of making things go on fire
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I'll be old enough to claim my free bus pass but there won't be any buses left because they keep cutting the routes down. I'll be lonely because I taught my kids to be independent (unlike I was) and consequently I hardly see them now. I need more than 50 words.
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And will have sunk into a deep well of despair, gin and hopelessness. Oh yes, and everyone I love will have left me because writing is a very lonely, anti-social occupation. Meanwhile in Surrey, Mr Lanchester will be swimming in his champagne-filled pool and sexing pretty ladies.
See, I can't even stick to word limits.
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Fri 16 Mar 2012, 16:12,
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See, I can't even stick to word limits.


I will be groaning in effort as I carry out simple tasks like sitting down and standing as my relatively lithe 20 something frame becomes a mid 30s corpulent flab bucket.
Or possibly by then we'll have robots to do the sitting and standing for us and I'll just be a massive brain strapped into a hover bike.
Or more likely is that everything will be like now put more polluted, poorer for nearly all, richer for a few but with the comfort of quicker internet connections. That's probably what the book says right?
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Or possibly by then we'll have robots to do the sitting and standing for us and I'll just be a massive brain strapped into a hover bike.
Or more likely is that everything will be like now put more polluted, poorer for nearly all, richer for a few but with the comfort of quicker internet connections. That's probably what the book says right?

In 2021 I will be 67 years old and still working, assuming I can find work for a dinosaur of a coder. Retirement will not be an option because I won't have a pension and I may still be paying off my student loan (assuming I still meet the earnings threshold).
Thinking about this question made me realise that I will only have managed to do about half the things I wanted to do with my life.
The future is a vast yawning chasm of gloom whose slavering maw will eat us all and chew us slowly for the pleasure of savouring our pain.
All in all not much different really - so best keep our chins up.
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Fri 16 Mar 2012, 19:42,
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Thinking about this question made me realise that I will only have managed to do about half the things I wanted to do with my life.
The future is a vast yawning chasm of gloom whose slavering maw will eat us all and chew us slowly for the pleasure of savouring our pain.
All in all not much different really - so best keep our chins up.

Or I'll be the proud/distinctly-bored-of-rodent-keeping-now owner of some Guiness World Record breaking 10 year old gerbils.
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Fri 16 Mar 2012, 21:30,
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I've been living happily these past eight months in the year 2012. The lightning bolt that hit the DeLorean caused a gigawatt overload which scrambled the time circuits, activated the flux capacitor, and sent me back to 2012. The overload shorted out the time circuits and destroyed the flying circuits. Unfortunately, the car will never fly again.
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"Imagine a boot stamping on a human face forever." Less freedom, more fear and more poverty. Population growth, dwindling resources and Media control telling us what to think. Eventually, suicide will be my only escape. Either that or riding my electric bike as my cyborg homehelp washes the dishes.
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Working for Weyland Corp in their cybernetics dept, putting the finishing touches to my synthetic pig spy-bot. Laughing at all those who ever told me that a pig shaped spy-bot was an impossible dream.
Or in a cardboard box under a road bridge.
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Sat 17 Mar 2012, 19:22,
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Or in a cardboard box under a road bridge.

in a virtual reality machine situated in the cupboard under the stairs.
Hopefully the graphics will have come on since Craig Charles' Cyberzone, as I'm not sure I like the idea of rutting with a cube.
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Hopefully the graphics will have come on since Craig Charles' Cyberzone, as I'm not sure I like the idea of rutting with a cube.

1. Jeremy Kyle will have his own TV channel named ITV1.
2. We won't shit - it will be teleported from our bowels. Shitting will still be an option for those who like a nice poo.
3. All shops will be like Argos where we pay and then have to queue.
4. Bathroom taps (or for our American cousins, *TAPS*) will be more confusing than ever.
5. The Olympics will involve everyone on the entire planet. It will have been replaced by internet connected Wii boxes.
6. Wild animals will have become domestic pets. They will have been bred to be under 1 foot tall. Crocodiles are already in this category.
7. We will not cook food. Simply plug a cable into the socket on the food container and it will heat itself.
8. Ironing will be out of fashion. Crumpled clothes will be (hopefully).
9. Nanites in our clothes will cleanse our skin. Bathing will only be for sexual gratification - this may already be happening.
10. The internet will be renamed to "Telly".
11. SD cards will have become so small that they are constantly lost leading to a slew of rubbish pictures all over the place that anyone can pick up using an "SD Magnet" on every public highway.
12. The Nintendo DS will be a face wrap-around device.
13. Oil will have replaced champagne as a posh drink.
14. Going on a cruise holiday will be a dangerous sport.
15. We will all insure our insurance.
16. Any foodstuff will optionally be made to taste of bacon.
17. Dyson will invent a vacuum cleaner based upon a cube design that all 'trendy' people will pay £500 for.
18. August riots will have their own bank-holiday and be colloquially known as "La Pamplona".
19. Virgin will have developed the Space Elevator using a carbon nanotube cable. It will be the most boring space travel ever.
20. Everything will have the ability to hover.
21. Only those who own a Dyson Cubeuum will be eligible to vote.
22. High-flying bankers will have become robots who just press buttons on a whim. Occasionally one will attempt to escape and run around spitting flaming junk bonds at random people.
23. The police will be totally taken over by jumped-up little shits with a degree in arsology.
24. The UK national dish will be bacon curry.
25. I won't have finished that ship I'm trying to build.
26. We will only email via spam.
27. Public advertisements will not exist. They will only be shown when we touch something. This will make them more targeted. Just think what'll happen when you get a bit rumpy with your partner.
28. Everything we buy will begin with an "i" but anything not made by Apple will be pronounced differently. "iPPad", for example. Or "iInglenook Fireplace".
29. Derren Brown will be the main religion but those who follow him won't know why.
30. We will have discovered why birds suddenly appear every time you are near.
31. Taking your girlfriend up the Oxo Tower in London will still be funny.
32. Red Bull will still not make anything.
33. That stone that I placed on a wall in St Pauls Cathedral when I was 9 (1978) will still be there.
34. PVRs will watch TV for you before it's broadcast, giving you prior notice of time to not watch TV.
35. The only way to pay for anything will be by Paypal.
36. Chocolate fireguards will be in use by everyone.
37. All politicians will be the same person.
38. Cars will have wheels the size of castors so as to reduce the friction and therefore make them be more efficient.
39. Cars will also have their void spaces filled with helium to make them weigh less.
40. Paving slabs will have serial numbers on them and whoever steps on them will choose that number and bet a penny. A national lottery will take place every 15 seconds.
41. The use of jigsaws will be limited to making jigsaws.
42. Tesco will be the only shop available (in an Argos stylee).
43. Emoticons will actually be a real face sent in a parcel.
44. Hats will be outlawed.
45. Licorice Allsorts will become part of state benefits.
46. A teeny weeny SD card will become everyones passport. That they will lose. The epitomy of economy of scale.
47. The economy will be run around the Euro-Fighter. Everyone will trade in war planes.
48. Airfix will start making full-size versions of everything. Brilliant!
49. Stones on paths will become a regimented size to match shoe tread leading to better traction while walking and therefore better for the economy.
50. The edges of the British Isles will be smoothed out so that water can pass by more efficently and give us a chance to use it for hydro-electricity.
/EDIT: Oh. 50 words? Bugger
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2. We won't shit - it will be teleported from our bowels. Shitting will still be an option for those who like a nice poo.
3. All shops will be like Argos where we pay and then have to queue.
4. Bathroom taps (or for our American cousins, *TAPS*) will be more confusing than ever.
5. The Olympics will involve everyone on the entire planet. It will have been replaced by internet connected Wii boxes.
6. Wild animals will have become domestic pets. They will have been bred to be under 1 foot tall. Crocodiles are already in this category.
7. We will not cook food. Simply plug a cable into the socket on the food container and it will heat itself.
8. Ironing will be out of fashion. Crumpled clothes will be (hopefully).
9. Nanites in our clothes will cleanse our skin. Bathing will only be for sexual gratification - this may already be happening.
10. The internet will be renamed to "Telly".
11. SD cards will have become so small that they are constantly lost leading to a slew of rubbish pictures all over the place that anyone can pick up using an "SD Magnet" on every public highway.
12. The Nintendo DS will be a face wrap-around device.
13. Oil will have replaced champagne as a posh drink.
14. Going on a cruise holiday will be a dangerous sport.
15. We will all insure our insurance.
16. Any foodstuff will optionally be made to taste of bacon.
17. Dyson will invent a vacuum cleaner based upon a cube design that all 'trendy' people will pay £500 for.
18. August riots will have their own bank-holiday and be colloquially known as "La Pamplona".
19. Virgin will have developed the Space Elevator using a carbon nanotube cable. It will be the most boring space travel ever.
20. Everything will have the ability to hover.
21. Only those who own a Dyson Cubeuum will be eligible to vote.
22. High-flying bankers will have become robots who just press buttons on a whim. Occasionally one will attempt to escape and run around spitting flaming junk bonds at random people.
23. The police will be totally taken over by jumped-up little shits with a degree in arsology.
24. The UK national dish will be bacon curry.
25. I won't have finished that ship I'm trying to build.
26. We will only email via spam.
27. Public advertisements will not exist. They will only be shown when we touch something. This will make them more targeted. Just think what'll happen when you get a bit rumpy with your partner.
28. Everything we buy will begin with an "i" but anything not made by Apple will be pronounced differently. "iPPad", for example. Or "iInglenook Fireplace".
29. Derren Brown will be the main religion but those who follow him won't know why.
30. We will have discovered why birds suddenly appear every time you are near.
31. Taking your girlfriend up the Oxo Tower in London will still be funny.
32. Red Bull will still not make anything.
33. That stone that I placed on a wall in St Pauls Cathedral when I was 9 (1978) will still be there.
34. PVRs will watch TV for you before it's broadcast, giving you prior notice of time to not watch TV.
35. The only way to pay for anything will be by Paypal.
36. Chocolate fireguards will be in use by everyone.
37. All politicians will be the same person.
38. Cars will have wheels the size of castors so as to reduce the friction and therefore make them be more efficient.
39. Cars will also have their void spaces filled with helium to make them weigh less.
40. Paving slabs will have serial numbers on them and whoever steps on them will choose that number and bet a penny. A national lottery will take place every 15 seconds.
41. The use of jigsaws will be limited to making jigsaws.
42. Tesco will be the only shop available (in an Argos stylee).
43. Emoticons will actually be a real face sent in a parcel.
44. Hats will be outlawed.
45. Licorice Allsorts will become part of state benefits.
46. A teeny weeny SD card will become everyones passport. That they will lose. The epitomy of economy of scale.
47. The economy will be run around the Euro-Fighter. Everyone will trade in war planes.
48. Airfix will start making full-size versions of everything. Brilliant!
49. Stones on paths will become a regimented size to match shoe tread leading to better traction while walking and therefore better for the economy.
50. The edges of the British Isles will be smoothed out so that water can pass by more efficently and give us a chance to use it for hydro-electricity.
/EDIT: Oh. 50 words? Bugger

Not Nice America - open top cars and hot women in bikinis - but nasty America: Detroit after Motor City, where everything is for sale but nobody has any money for anything except fast food and guns. Only with added British drizzle, dogshit, snobbery and bad tempers.
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We'll all have jetpacks to get around with, all our meals will be little pills - one will be roast beef flavour, another will be ice cream etc. All diseases will be cured and we will live till we are 250. Robots will do all our housework and we will live on the moon...
As fuck it, just gimme my Blue Peter badge.
(And this book, because I only listened to 3 of the days where it was Book at Bedtime on Radio 4 last week, and for a change it sounded quite good)
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Tue 20 Mar 2012, 20:56,
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As fuck it, just gimme my Blue Peter badge.
(And this book, because I only listened to 3 of the days where it was Book at Bedtime on Radio 4 last week, and for a change it sounded quite good)

with a subtle genetic defect in each clone, so each one of the selfish cunts can be condemned to slowly die 50 different preventable deaths in the ruins of the NHS.
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...9 months unemployed, and counting...
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and thought to myself that someone somewhere must have tried keeping up with the drinks as the film runs. (apart from the lighter fluid, prefer meths myself)
*clicked *
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Fri 16 Mar 2012, 13:39,
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*clicked *


It is a well known drinking game. Either match them drink for drink, or just take "a drink" each time they drink something. 107mins to get through the booze in that poster.
I have the 20th Anniversary DVD and one of the extras is someone attempting this...
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Fri 16 Mar 2012, 19:09,
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I have the 20th Anniversary DVD and one of the extras is someone attempting this...

he has shagged Katy Perry (one amongst many other very tasty ladies he's had), so I doubt he's that bothered about his status with b3tans.
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Fri 16 Mar 2012, 13:13,
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He's probably shagged Zooey Deschanel and just thinks it's Katy Perry
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Fri 16 Mar 2012, 14:26,
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you cunt.
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Fri 16 Mar 2012, 13:01,
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turn your cat into a snail, green cigar included free
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Fri 16 Mar 2012, 13:05,
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The CDC on the left loses by disqualification. Not magenta enough.
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Fri 16 Mar 2012, 22:47,
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Knew it was yours as soon as I saw it...
(the cock on the left)
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Tue 20 Mar 2012, 17:33,
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(the cock on the left)

pleasing both the trekies and the furries
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Fri 16 Mar 2012, 13:04,
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glad he doesn't try and stick them back in his pockets
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Fri 16 Mar 2012, 21:33,
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The happy expression, the cap, the jumper, the rocking motion. Its just ace.
*clicks again*
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Fri 16 Mar 2012, 12:33,
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*clicks again*

I may forward this to my friend who is a total card carrying feminist
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Fri 16 Mar 2012, 12:08,
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You're only a woman."
Actually said this to one once. Actually, this one is more tasteful. Well in my eyes it is.

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Actually said this to one once. Actually, this one is more tasteful. Well in my eyes it is.


behind his back.
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Fri 16 Mar 2012, 12:14,
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needs to be larger and have a bunch of soldiers in his hand
and some sick, piss, and shit
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Fri 16 Mar 2012, 11:21,
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and some sick, piss, and shit

also..ONEE TOOO THREEE!!
www.b3ta.com/links/Absurd_Neanderthal_voice_theory
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Fri 16 Mar 2012, 11:26,
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www.b3ta.com/links/Absurd_Neanderthal_voice_theory


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Fri 16 Mar 2012, 11:26,
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i think i found a photo of dave moggy
poorlydressed.failblog.org/2012/03/14/fashion-fail-i-have-that-issue-of-nintendo-power/
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Fri 16 Mar 2012, 11:10,
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poorlydressed.failblog.org/2012/03/14/fashion-fail-i-have-that-issue-of-nintendo-power/

THIS...then Lord of the Rings :)
Happy days
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Fri 16 Mar 2012, 11:57,
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Happy days


Design inspired totally by the great Stephen Wildish!

Being Irish, I'm allowed to be. If you've a fucking problem with it then kindly step outside!
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A good friend of mine married into a very large family from Derry, and at one of their barbeques her brother-in-law was drunkenly asking another of our mates (because her surname begins with O'Something) "Are ye a Mick, den? D'ye have any Mick in ye?" and so on.
Intrigued, I enquired how one defined a "Mick", and if it was quantatively different from, say, a "Paddy". He was not amused to say the least and went on a spittle-flecked rant about the "Spike Lee rule" and how "Youse can't say it but wese can!"
Which amused me no end because although surnames have changed due to marriage (we used to be called Foley), my family's only 3 generations out of Cork, while my friend's family have been in England longer than that, despite her Irish-sounding surname.
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Fri 16 Mar 2012, 11:17,
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Intrigued, I enquired how one defined a "Mick", and if it was quantatively different from, say, a "Paddy". He was not amused to say the least and went on a spittle-flecked rant about the "Spike Lee rule" and how "Youse can't say it but wese can!"
Which amused me no end because although surnames have changed due to marriage (we used to be called Foley), my family's only 3 generations out of Cork, while my friend's family have been in England longer than that, despite her Irish-sounding surname.


Assuming Irishness isn't limited to passing through the male chromosome or anything like that...
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I fear that may have worsened the situation though
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Fri 16 Mar 2012, 11:44,
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"i'd like a litre of petrol" (in a northern ireland accent)
which given that half of my family is in dublin, it's pretty shameful
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Fri 16 Mar 2012, 11:49,
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which given that half of my family is in dublin, it's pretty shameful

I'm from Tyrone myself, married an wonderful English lady and 12 years ago, I came to live in her beautiful country (which I almost love as much as Ireland now). My 6 year old son will be shouting for England against Ireland tomorrow, when I watch the rugby and I'm a happy Paddy/Mick, whatever and proud.
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Fri 16 Mar 2012, 11:28,
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...if you don't mind me asking?
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Fri 16 Mar 2012, 11:41,
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:) (Somewhere in Sunny Surrey)
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Fri 16 Mar 2012, 11:43,
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i'm going to have assume it's beautiful as i've lived in many areas of england and beautiful is not a word that would spring to mind if i had to describe it ;)
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Fri 16 Mar 2012, 11:53,
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and considering I'm usually one of the first to take the piss out of the English, it did seem a bit of an overreaction. On a side note, my missus has greeny-blue eyes, ginger hair and a lilting (but definitely Canadian) accent and she gets mistaken for Irish by almost everyone she meets for the first time.
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Fri 16 Mar 2012, 11:43,
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Which didn't go down too well, by some, when I lived in Manchester!
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Fri 16 Mar 2012, 11:52,
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many a happy 10 pints down in their basement bar :)
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