Ok more of a classic play that was then released in book form rather than being a classic book but I don't care
By coincidence "The Mousetrap" began life as a radio play called "Three blind mice".
Danger Mouse
Is on the move
Danger Mouse is loose
Feel the magic
Hear the roar
Danger Mouse is loose
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Mon 11 May 2020, 19:42,
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By coincidence "The Mousetrap" began life as a radio play called "Three blind mice".
Danger Mouse
Is on the move
Danger Mouse is loose
Feel the magic
Hear the roar
Danger Mouse is loose
Sing along if you know the theme
Dance your cares away, worries for another day
Let the music play, out in outer space
Work your cares away, dancing's for another day
Let Ulysses play
Out in Outer Space! *clap clap*
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Mon 11 May 2020, 19:13,
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Let the music play, out in outer space
Work your cares away, dancing's for another day
Let Ulysses play
Out in Outer Space! *clap clap*
I still remember the theme tune
Up above the streets and houses, Airwolf climbing high,
Everyone can see it racing over the sky
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Mon 11 May 2020, 19:19,
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Everyone can see it racing over the sky
Government considering 'household bubbles' for guarding against coronavirus outbreaks
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Mon 11 May 2020, 16:21,
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NEW IMAGE CHALLENGE - 80s Editions of Classic Books
Re-imagine classic literature from the viewpoint of the 1980s.
P.S. sorry it's late
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Mon 11 May 2020, 16:05,
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Re-imagine classic literature from the viewpoint of the 1980s.
P.S. sorry it's late
*uninspired*
God....You're sacked!..............YOU'RE SACKED!!!!!!!
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Mon 11 May 2020, 17:39,
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It is racist and sexist and stuff, sure.
But the direction and style are timeless. That first scene with the antidote and the diamond getting kicked around is tight as fuck, and the travel montage with the line on a map, fuck yeah!
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Mon 11 May 2020, 14:10,
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Wasn't it the BBC Xmas Day film once?
And loads of people complained because it says all Indians live in caves, worship the devil, make human sacrifices and eat weird shit.
Used to be known as "the crap middle one" of the series but now it's "the first crap one".
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Mon 11 May 2020, 14:26,
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Used to be known as "the crap middle one" of the series but now it's "the first crap one".
Ok, had to look this one up
This is a screenshot from dagbladet.no from a few weeks ago. The detail we should be looking at is the bottom(!) left of the cat pic. And what's on the mug.
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Mon 11 May 2020, 11:48,
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Revolution Goatse =)
So wow thats a neato what now right.
Response so far has been a little strange.
Now my goatse a guy on another forum made it.
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Mon 11 May 2020, 11:57,
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So wow thats a neato what now right.
Response so far has been a little strange.
Now my goatse a guy on another forum made it.
Well the app will only work on those people with a smartphone, might as well kill off the others right away
then we can say that it has a 100% success rate among the survivors
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Mon 11 May 2020, 10:59,
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It won't even work for all smartphone users.
It likely won't work to any great effect on iOS devices because of restrictions on Bluetooth while locked.
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Mon 11 May 2020, 15:55,
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Jolly well roll your sleeves up, get back out there, work and start buying shit you don't need again.
I've given your employers sod all guidance on how to create a safe workplace and zero time to do it in, but what I have given them is the power to sack any staff member too scared to turn up this morning.
MBGA
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Mon 11 May 2020, 8:17,
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MBGA
Any business worth its salt will have had months to plan how to make the workplace safe. Businesses that have remained open have adapted well.
And those evil bastards have just extended furlough payments until October, to support those that cannot return. They do not have to return to work today. They potentially have months to restart.
It's funny that people who think the government have done a terrible job are also the people that want the government to decide every single iota for businesses.
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Tue 12 May 2020, 13:59,
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And those evil bastards have just extended furlough payments until October, to support those that cannot return. They do not have to return to work today. They potentially have months to restart.
It's funny that people who think the government have done a terrible job are also the people that want the government to decide every single iota for businesses.
Thought I'd see how Stewart Lee's middle names joke works in this format
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