Fed up
I'm not now, but when I drew this I was feeling pretty overwhelmed with things, though drawing it was cathartic,even if it's so simple. Poor Kurt got to be my scapegoat in this one.
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Tue 8 May 2012, 11:12,
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Thanks Miss C
I'm not one for angsty art, but I was hormonal into the bargain, I suspect.
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Tue 8 May 2012, 11:37,
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You've put your telly up the wrong way!
Glad you're not feeling fed up now. Nice work!
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Tue 8 May 2012, 11:19,
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Definitely true, Captain
I did feel better for making it when I didn't have the spirit to do much else. Thanks btw.
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Tue 8 May 2012, 12:10,
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I really like this
Sums up a lot of emotions in one... hope you're feeling better now :)
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Tue 8 May 2012, 13:02,
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Thank you kindly, I am.
Had a rough patch a while back, can look back on it now with equanimity, bit of a blip on the horizon really, I'm back to silly form again :)
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Tue 8 May 2012, 13:13,
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'Tis alright now, Atomic
and thank you kindly for your cheery words :)
I'm off to bed, have fun, you crazy kids.
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Tue 8 May 2012, 13:14,
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I'm off to bed, have fun, you crazy kids.
Bleurgh!
The disguise is slipping! Quickly, to the regeneration chamber before the humans notice!
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Tue 8 May 2012, 11:17,
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WAKE UP SHEEPLE!
MR SO-CALLED OBAMA IS OOZING MERCURY FROM HIS ILLUMINATI LIZARD SKIN INTO OUR VACCINES FOR THE CIA FBI MASIONIC ENGINEERED VIRUSES.
.
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Tue 8 May 2012, 11:24,
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.
SOMETHING ELSE FANTASTICAL ABOUT THE NEW WORLD ORDER, CHEMTRAILS AND LADY GAGA'S PENIS
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Tue 8 May 2012, 11:42,
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At least he seems to be enjoying the experience
Top face-melting there Rattlehead
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Tue 8 May 2012, 11:29,
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'kin ell! The first thing on his agenda should be to slow the traffic behind him down!
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Tue 8 May 2012, 10:05,
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As Frankie Boyle said:
"He's basically a bouncy castle with Alzheimer's"
(I think it was Frankie Boyle...)
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Tue 8 May 2012, 10:17,
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(I think it was Frankie Boyle...)
This is a more impressive shop when you remember that there's only 9 tiles.
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Tue 8 May 2012, 11:44,
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I love this image so much
Truly giggleworthy, even though I'm not a Brit.
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Tue 8 May 2012, 11:14,
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*Creeeeak*
No wonder he's not all there, his kidney has taken over his brain!
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Tue 8 May 2012, 11:06,
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Yay! Shopping...
an event we might have a chance of winning ;) Glad to see the UK team are in shape...
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Tue 8 May 2012, 9:56,
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I like the illustrations on those posters.
That old lady scares me a bit
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Tue 8 May 2012, 10:07,
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Ah yes
another of the government's polite ways of saying "It's fucked up, deal with it"
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Tue 8 May 2012, 10:23,
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haha
"Get your Olympics® points® for cycling® and walking® because we've been so massively deluded about the capital's transport capacity, and you can spend them on products® from our Health Sponsors® such as McDonald's®, Coca-Cola® and Greasy Crispmakers®*"
* You can only spend your health points with these approved partners, and you're not allowed to talk about it on the Internet or anywhere else, or even think about them in a non-approved way, including thinking about them in your downstairs loo at 3am while sobbing away trying to come to terms with your crushing helplessness.
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Tue 8 May 2012, 10:50,
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* You can only spend your health points with these approved partners, and you're not allowed to talk about it on the Internet or anywhere else, or even think about them in a non-approved way, including thinking about them in your downstairs loo at 3am while sobbing away trying to come to terms with your crushing helplessness.
I'm sorry it's so big...
Today we have Melissa (Little house on the prairie) Gilbert "All growed up" and David Attenborough
and the wonderful Sid James.
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Tue 8 May 2012, 8:22,
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and the wonderful Sid James.
instead of being sorry, why not make it smaller?
with a click for as massive as you want it link?
Here www.b3tards.com/u/037e58b9e054b3c8dd7b/davidandmelissaoriginal2.gif only reduced by about 5% and 120k shaved off.
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Tue 8 May 2012, 8:42,
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Here www.b3tards.com/u/037e58b9e054b3c8dd7b/davidandmelissaoriginal2.gif only reduced by about 5% and 120k shaved off.
Thanks toasty
I did try loads of thing (before having to rush of to work), this is the best I got..
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Tue 8 May 2012, 9:19,
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A froggie went a-boobing.
I can't help but think I will be genuinely very sad when Attenborough eventually shuffles off this mortal coil. He really is part of the infrastructure of broadcasting IMHO.
Melissa has nicer ladybumps, though.
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Tue 8 May 2012, 8:51,
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Melissa has nicer ladybumps, though.
the world will be 23% stupider and the chances of many species survival will drop to near zero
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Tue 8 May 2012, 8:53,
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^this
I had the good fortune of meeting him once and he is genuinely a lovely, lovely man.
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Tue 8 May 2012, 9:45,
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this ^^^
they keep trying to groom replacements but no-one cuts the mustard. The only person who is anywhere near in Dave's league is that scottish chap with the curly barnet...Gordon Buchanan. For my money anyway :)
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Tue 8 May 2012, 10:27,
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Mr Toast is scarily on the money there.
The problem with replacements is that there are people with the voice for the narration (Stephen Fry was unexpectedly effective in that thing about whales recently), and there are some that have some knowledge, but usually in a specialist field.*
It's the complete package that Attenborough brings that is so unique.
* - and then there's Chris Packham, who is just a complete ladyplace in all counts.
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Tue 8 May 2012, 10:45,
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It's the complete package that Attenborough brings that is so unique.
* - and then there's Chris Packham, who is just a complete ladyplace in all counts.
true true :)
and whoever let Alan Titchmarsh near a documentary should have their nipples stapled together. he sends me into a murderous rampage the fucking cock.
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Tue 8 May 2012, 10:56,
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I tried watch 'The Hampster' on his new "Planet Earth LIVE' program
What a load of shit!
- He was in Kenya at 11pm so it was dark and raining
- Another presenter was somewhere else and in bed at 2am
- and the other presenter was somewhere to look at the elephants (that weren't there)!
"Now lets look at another clip we took earlier with some camera work that is not as good as the real Planet Earth"
What a load of shite!
*Rant over
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Tue 8 May 2012, 11:28,
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- He was in Kenya at 11pm so it was dark and raining
- Another presenter was somewhere else and in bed at 2am
- and the other presenter was somewhere to look at the elephants (that weren't there)!
"Now lets look at another clip we took earlier with some camera work that is not as good as the real Planet Earth"
What a load of shite!
*Rant over
I think he'll probably be more upset about it than you, to be fair.
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Tue 8 May 2012, 11:26,
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I do hope that it's not possible to be upset after death
if so, there's the potential to be upset for an awfully long time.
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Tue 8 May 2012, 11:58,
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The juxtaposition of Syd James here for this joke makes it
"Cooooooor!"
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Tue 8 May 2012, 9:37,
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excellent!
He never misses it, in fact he watches it every week.. Religiously!
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Tue 8 May 2012, 8:09,
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He took his car for a service the other day
But he couldn't get it through the church doors.
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Tue 8 May 2012, 8:37,
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he copyrighted the entire human form
bit of a cheek really. Oh bugger, he'll sue me for the use of the word "cheek" now...
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Tue 8 May 2012, 10:33,
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it is a kind of thing
Im rubbish at explaining :( it's a kind of big mirror sculpture thingy reflecting the ceiling above :) except it's not a ceiling in so much as it is a kind of massive tower going up with stuff in it. That's it.
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Tue 8 May 2012, 1:13,
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Ah, pretty much what I presumed it was.
Though I wondered if it was a tunnel going down or a mirror reflecting up. I like it. :)
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Tue 8 May 2012, 1:22,
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same thing here.
been wondering how you'd get it to look like a mirror looking up and not looking into a room in the thing. Dirt or something. dont matter.
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Tue 8 May 2012, 2:10,
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It looks like a machine
A time machine space ship thingy with bits that go "ping!" and "Beep!" and lights that light up and it takes you off on a fantastic journey around Wigan in the 1970s.
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Tue 8 May 2012, 6:46,
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Nice!!! It looks like the tower thing from Mission Impossible, or something like that.
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Tue 8 May 2012, 6:15,
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you could easily have luke skywalker battling vader on the walkway at the top too
no-one would bat an eyelid :)
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Tue 8 May 2012, 10:14,
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Aw cheers!
and thanks all everyone for your lovely comments's :)
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Tue 8 May 2012, 10:09,
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Why, thank you, that'll do nicely.
I'm sure there's a Twilight Zone story in there somewhere. Or Goosebumps at least.
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Tue 8 May 2012, 1:09,
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Freebase goes bust! *ba-dum tish*
He looks disgusted at something...
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Mon 7 May 2012, 21:06,
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He looks quite like the mask samurai warriors would wear.
It's got the same vicious scowling face. :D
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Mon 7 May 2012, 21:23,
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yes! or a Maori warrior..
think its the quality of HTs original 3dbase pic
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Mon 7 May 2012, 21:26,
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I don't think I ever saw that. Do you have a link, by any chance?
I might have a go at making the samurai picture now :D
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Mon 7 May 2012, 21:29,
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Thanks :D
That animation down there took about... half an hour?
Took fucking ages thinking about what I could animate though. XD
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Mon 7 May 2012, 21:53,
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Took fucking ages thinking about what I could animate though. XD
Hmmmm, what you need to ask yourself is, if someone happened to glance at your screen, would this look like
Richard Branson.
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Mon 7 May 2012, 20:39,
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Well I did crop it pretty tightly to try to not make it not look like porn..
perhaps I failed
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Mon 7 May 2012, 20:45,
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I would say that still looks like a lady front bottom, perhaps change it to a nsfw marked link?
that way people can enjoy it once they've checked their boss isn't looking
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Mon 7 May 2012, 20:40,
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I simply e-mail all my work to my boss
who proceeds to ignore it - rinse, repeat.
She might pay more attention if I had Branson Fanny faces on there though.
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Mon 7 May 2012, 20:48,
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She might pay more attention if I had Branson Fanny faces on there though.
Richard Branson's got a significantly cleft chin!
Also, may need a NSFW :)
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Mon 7 May 2012, 20:41,
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That's got the be the wittiest use of that retort ever
Well done old bean :)
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Mon 7 May 2012, 21:02,
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trim anyhows..
edit & they seem to be proliferating on here/links recently ;)
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Mon 7 May 2012, 20:48,
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Oh dear that could put me off.
Then again he might even consider...
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Mon 7 May 2012, 22:44,
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Thought I'd have a go at doing a biro Far Side-style cartoon...
(in a slightly wonky frame)
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Mon 7 May 2012, 18:54,
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(in a slightly wonky frame)
Thank you :)
I remember flicking through some Far Side books in WHSmith as a kid, and then I'd put the book down and leave with my parents...
and then I'd suddenly realise the significance of why a truck full of scissors crashing into a home for the criminally deranged would be a bad thing.
Ahh, wonderfully dark memories...
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Mon 7 May 2012, 19:25,
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and then I'd suddenly realise the significance of why a truck full of scissors crashing into a home for the criminally deranged would be a bad thing.
Ahh, wonderfully dark memories...
Nice drawing
Not got a scooby what it's all about, right enough.
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Mon 7 May 2012, 23:21,
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Cheers :)
I wanted to shade it in ben-day dots for further authenticity - but trying to do a dot with a biro is practically impossible... :/
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Mon 7 May 2012, 19:34,
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haha this is class* :D
*double took big time; tried to work out what you'd changed LOLS..
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Mon 7 May 2012, 20:45,
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you're welcome :D
& i will also confess to having done a GIS to check.. hehehe *cackles*..
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Mon 7 May 2012, 21:17,
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That's an unfeasible amount of talent at work there. You aren't actually Larson, are you?
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Tue 8 May 2012, 11:59,
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You're both going to die an average of seven years younger than a right handed person...
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Mon 7 May 2012, 17:58,
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If you add up all the things in my life that suggest I'm going to die sooner
I probably should have been dead about five years already
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Mon 7 May 2012, 18:03,
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Me too, I used to laugh at my doctor when he kept warning me....
Untill I had a heart attack last year;-)
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Mon 7 May 2012, 18:09,
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Does this mean I have to live a reckless, wild life from now on
to make up for the accumulated 7 years right-handers would probably spend... I dunno... filling out forms or watching Countdown?
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Mon 7 May 2012, 18:03,
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Born the same year as Julianne Moore
In both cases, it's not enough to put me off.
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Mon 7 May 2012, 20:23,
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Saying that, Sigourney Weaver's about 60.
It's so disorienting when you see an actress or similar in their prime, like, 30 years ago, then you see them now.
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Mon 7 May 2012, 20:38,
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Not any more you're not
Now you're just cack-handed and holding the pen like a mong.
Also, this is rather woo-worthy.
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Mon 7 May 2012, 18:48,
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Now you're just cack-handed and holding the pen like a mong.
Also, this is rather woo-worthy.
I think I write better with the pen between my teeth than with my right hand.
I'm THAT bad at it.
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Mon 7 May 2012, 18:51,
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Sometimes I try and teach myself to write with my left hand
Then I get depressed at writing like a retarded three-year old and quit again.
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Mon 7 May 2012, 18:57,
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My right-handed writing is almost exactly like what my handwriting was like when I was about 4.
This distresses me greatly.
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Mon 7 May 2012, 19:07,
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Same with my left hand
I just tried writing in mirror writing to see if that made it look better. It didn't. Fucking stupid hand.
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Mon 7 May 2012, 19:14,
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I'd love to be ambidextrous; I can only imagine what my work would look like if done with the right hand.
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Mon 7 May 2012, 19:29,
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At the minute, like the stuff with your left hand
if it was drawn by twenty monkeys high on caffeine running riot in a pencil factory.
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Mon 7 May 2012, 20:10,
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Thanks :) I was worried as to how this would turn out.
I might develop on this, maybe add a bit more to it in future.
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Mon 7 May 2012, 19:32,
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Go for it - it's a really nice style
(sorry for late reply I've been distracted by your little furry friends on C4)
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Mon 7 May 2012, 20:49,
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Is that the fox show that's been going on for a while?
The one time I don't have a telly and it's on. :( I imagine it'll be on catch-up soon anyway.
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Mon 7 May 2012, 21:07,
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There was some excellent footage
but I couldn't watch the bit with a pest controller dispatching a full grown one :(
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Mon 7 May 2012, 21:15,
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I saw something similar a few months ago on Eden, I think
Horrible. :(
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Mon 7 May 2012, 21:19,
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I think I suit using traditional media more than digital, to be honest.
It's that small touch of human error you get with things like biro that gives it life.
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Mon 7 May 2012, 21:25,
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digital has its place, makes it a bit quicker to manipulate things :D
check out this from Gilliam; youtu.be/IrsKPKjGF_Y - excellent tutorial :D
he also did a book, Animations of Mortality; worth finding
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Mon 7 May 2012, 21:50,
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he also did a book, Animations of Mortality; worth finding
Most wonderful! I loved the animated segments in Monty Python.
I'll have to look out for that book; I'm looking to get more into animation in the time I've got free over Summer :)
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Mon 7 May 2012, 22:00,
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Lovely foxy!
So your left handed? I won't hold it against you.
Unless you really want me to *waggles eyebrows*
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Tue 8 May 2012, 9:35,
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Unless you really want me to *waggles eyebrows*
Thanks :D
I do find it amusing when someone in public sees me writing or drawing with my left hand, it's like "Darling! Bring the children to see the freak!"
Okay, maybe not as bad as that.
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Tue 8 May 2012, 10:49,
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Okay, maybe not as bad as that.
Happy b3taday Smashy! Everyone will give you a clown pic! ...Yay!
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She's not gonna be happy seeing that :D
Happy Candle Day Smashy when you get here!
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Mon 7 May 2012, 17:23,
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Let me out of the cupboard and I'll give you some help with your makeup...
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Mon 7 May 2012, 17:59,
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Sleep walking?
Or more accurately sleep asparagus eating? Asparagusger syndrome?
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Mon 7 May 2012, 16:16,
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doesnt look like she wants a teabagging from terence testicle...
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Mon 7 May 2012, 16:17,
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I'll never understand why people choose these machines over having someone else scan your items for you
you're not getting paid to use them
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Mon 7 May 2012, 15:22,
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I've stopped using them
unless there is a queue for the manned tills and these are available, and I don't have any goods likely to confuse it
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Mon 7 May 2012, 15:25,
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^This.
Plus, it takes about half the time to use a till run by an actual human, rather than a stroppy machine.
Although, you're just as likely to get a stroppy human, especially in Tesco.
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Mon 7 May 2012, 15:28,
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Although, you're just as likely to get a stroppy human, especially in Tesco.
Exactly.
Unless they employ students to maintain the machines, that is.
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Mon 7 May 2012, 15:53,
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This is the thing
They don't serve people any quicker. The only reason they exist is because its cheaper to keep a machine going than to pay someone wages.
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Mon 7 May 2012, 15:53,
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and if the youf don't have jobs then they can't afford to buy your stuff so they nick it
which is easier to do when you have a computer manning your tills
it's the circle of life
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Mon 7 May 2012, 16:12,
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it's the circle of life
it's pretty simple really, if you go in for a case of beer and the tills are all queued up to fuck
you'd be fucking mental not to use the self-scan thing
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Mon 7 May 2012, 15:34,
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We can't buy beer at the supermarket here
they have to have a seperate shop next door
they'd be fucking mental to not have staff behind the counter in the bottle shop
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Mon 7 May 2012, 15:36,
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they'd be fucking mental to not have staff behind the counter in the bottle shop
But when scanning any age-restricted item, the machine then tells you to wait while the 'you don't look over 25 to me, sonny' brigade are called
so you end up standing there for ages anyway :(
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Mon 7 May 2012, 15:40,
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^ This. They're a pain
and the manned till queues would move quicker if they had a few more of them and not these taking up the space.
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Mon 7 May 2012, 15:36,
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They should pay out...
There should be a discount for using the machines. A refund of the wages that Tesco are saving. I have only used the machines three times, and each time they tried to cause some kind of fight by whining about the items. Never got through one without a staff member involved.
As to the "one case of beer" - this is what the fag counter is for. :)
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Mon 7 May 2012, 16:24,
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As to the "one case of beer" - this is what the fag counter is for. :)
I rarely have any trouble with them...
...and the queue's usually a lot quicker. I think the shuffling masses don't realise that a queue that's twice as long, but for four tills, goes twice as fast. That, and luddites refuse to use them.
The trick is to not bother trying to put things into bags on the scales -- that just confuses the POS*. Beep everything through, then bag it after you've paid.
The ones with a big coin chute instead of a slot are also handy for getting rid of change. I periodically dump the shrapnel from my wallet into one, then pay the remainder by card like I planned to anyway. Fuck you, Coinstar.
* Point of Sale? Yes! Piece of Shit? Also yes!
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Mon 7 May 2012, 16:44,
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The trick is to not bother trying to put things into bags on the scales -- that just confuses the POS*. Beep everything through, then bag it after you've paid.
The ones with a big coin chute instead of a slot are also handy for getting rid of change. I periodically dump the shrapnel from my wallet into one, then pay the remainder by card like I planned to anyway. Fuck you, Coinstar.
* Point of Sale? Yes! Piece of Shit? Also yes!
... really, that's your problem with them? Princess Gronkpan's too precious to wave her own tesco finest lasagne at the damn laser?
What, do you get a kick out of the looks of quiet despair from the poor bastards, as they sit there in their dead-end jobs... staring consumerism in its greasy, flabby face, day in, day out... wondering, as the pointless years drift away, where they went wrong in their lives?
You've still got to pick up all your crap beforehand to put it on the conveyor, and again to bag it up at the other side, so all the effort a manned till saves you is, er, orienting it so the barcode points at the scanner.
Robotills save the shop "menial work", sure, but they cost the customer an utterly negligible amount of work, if any, compared to the alternative. "Amount of work done" is not a fixed value, otherwise supermarkets could make your shopping run less work by paying people to jump up and down.
In other words, you're flat-out wrong... shall I just put you down under "luddite"?
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Mon 7 May 2012, 22:10,
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You've still got to pick up all your crap beforehand to put it on the conveyor, and again to bag it up at the other side, so all the effort a manned till saves you is, er, orienting it so the barcode points at the scanner.
Robotills save the shop "menial work", sure, but they cost the customer an utterly negligible amount of work, if any, compared to the alternative. "Amount of work done" is not a fixed value, otherwise supermarkets could make your shopping run less work by paying people to jump up and down.
In other words, you're flat-out wrong... shall I just put you down under "luddite"?
Anything that does away with actual human contact
is a plus, to be honest.
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Tue 8 May 2012, 0:41,
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Drimble approves of your Breakbot link and is currently listening to it.
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Mon 7 May 2012, 13:26,
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This reminds me why Freebase looks so familiar
selfrelianceessentials.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/01/snotgurgle-798479.jpg
I had the book this was from as a child
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Mon 7 May 2012, 13:24,
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I had the book this was from as a child
yep :)
mostly because i needed to do some washing here and the snooker's not on till 2.30 ;)
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Mon 7 May 2012, 13:25,
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Merry candle day!
By this conveyance, the petitioner seeks the furtherance of the state of general amity that has preceded the issuance of this instrument with the intent thereby of avoiding the diminution of said relationship; notwithstanding the aforementioned, it shall be specifically understood that the party of the first part (herein referred to as the sender) desires to fulfill, to the best of sender's abilities, special duties to the party of the second part (hereinafter referred to as sendee) as reflected in the content and implicit sentiments in this instrument (herineafter referred to as cardee); that such duties include, but are not limited to, rendering of specific aid and comfort as appropriate on the occasion of the natal day of the party of the second part; said natal day commonly being accompanied by stress, angst and general ennui, and said parties, feelings and internal humors being further aggravated by the adding of yet another vertical, paraffin-enclosed, wick-activated incendiary device surmounting the generally-accepted sucrose-based bakery confection; by means of this instrument and other communications, the party of the first part seeks to extend the appropriate sympathies in a test that the interpersonal feelings that have marked the relationship hereunto preceding are to be rendered even more vigorously.
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Mon 7 May 2012, 14:07,
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ooo, time to go!
it's almost snooker o'clock!
'bye all, thanks for the lovely piccies!
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Mon 7 May 2012, 14:12,
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'bye all, thanks for the lovely piccies!
i love this image of grown men using swear-words that children would use
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Mon 7 May 2012, 13:11,
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Haha you said it!, Just searching and spazzing back, found this it made me laugh like a loon! I'm sure he's want you to have it again..
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( , Mon 7 May 2012, 14:14, archived)
what
no Matt Everitt, horse faced silver haired Music News presenter on 6music and drummer from menswear?
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Tue 8 May 2012, 21:42,
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"If they don't see, they'll never know"
Make of it what you will...
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Mon 7 May 2012, 12:46,
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Make of it what you will...
morris mimer!
probably best viewed with the music :D
www.youtube.com/watch?v=qv_EWG5bb0Q
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Mon 7 May 2012, 13:09,
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www.youtube.com/watch?v=qv_EWG5bb0Q
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