Oversized heads make me uncomfortable
imagine paying good money for that beer
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Wed 6 Sep 2023, 20:04,
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Well she could do with a few less prawn ales by all means, lovely smile tho
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Thu 7 Sep 2023, 3:02,
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the orange and lime ones
would be those posh baked beans you get in snobby hotels
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Wed 6 Sep 2023, 17:28,
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like funny name corner, i get it
ChatGPT came up with this one - "Jack Hammer: Although not his real name, it's worth mentioning this pseudonym for a character in the adult film industry, as it humorously reflects his profession " but it concludes with a warning - "...it's important to remember that a person's name doesn't necessarily determine their profession or life choices" which I've taken very much to heart.
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Wed 6 Sep 2023, 14:25,
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It would be well funny if you worked in a MartinH factory
What does boiling piss taste like?
sorry i didn't that
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Wed 6 Sep 2023, 14:28,
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sorry i didn't that
:) as it happens....
This is still my favourite - a specialist in e-learning at Sheffield www.researchgate.net/profile/Graham-Mcelearney
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Wed 6 Sep 2023, 14:31,
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Hell yeah, Sidney Teachmongs is a personal fave.
edit: sorry i thought it said "special needs learning" i feel terrible now
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Wed 6 Sep 2023, 14:35,
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Post that link again for people who want to keep charity bosses living well
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Wed 6 Sep 2023, 15:17,
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Mark Atkinson's basic annual salary of £129,000 was probably already safe, but his hefty bonus just got a tiny bit more likely :)
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Wed 6 Sep 2023, 19:55,
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Doesn't all this moral equivocation take more effort than just not being a cunt?
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Wed 6 Sep 2023, 21:38,
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Nigel Farage hangs a string of Union Jack pennants between his low-slung nuts and does a one-gun salute
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Wed 6 Sep 2023, 14:53,
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I'd always assumed his name was chosen after his career choice.
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Wed 6 Sep 2023, 14:35,
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This needs looking into, the entire premise of this post is in question
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Wed 6 Sep 2023, 14:36,
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I propose we commission a committee to communicate with mongychops, who knows about this sort of thing.
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Wed 6 Sep 2023, 14:42,
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A no-holds-barred farting contest
Solids lead to disqualification
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Wed 6 Sep 2023, 17:30,
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You mean...
...like this: www.youtube.com/watch?v=uPplyQWf-u4 ?
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Wed 6 Sep 2023, 23:18,
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I was just going to do one footbeanis, but then I did two, then got a little carried away, soz.
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Tue 5 Sep 2023, 20:14,
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If someone says "stop," goes limp, sharts out - the fart is over.
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Tue 5 Sep 2023, 18:50,
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akshally she's free-falling in the GIF. That's why she's spinning around
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Tue 5 Sep 2023, 14:05,
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Gorn David Icke believes the Imperator is a shape-shifting ape.
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Mon 4 Sep 2023, 22:18,
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It’s funny that we’ve become familiar with the various bean images that Google has to offer that you recognised this one as the giant consolidated bean.
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Mon 4 Sep 2023, 22:21,
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Verdigris standard watermark I put on most things nowadays by habit
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Mon 4 Sep 2023, 16:44,
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It may well be just me, but I find it weirdly off-putting.
It just troubles my brain somehow, I can't adequately explain why.
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Mon 4 Sep 2023, 21:45,
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It's a very common mold color on food, I suspect we're instinctively cautious of it
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Mon 4 Sep 2023, 22:05,
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It's happening again! The beans in my body and my body in the beans.
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O hallo there mofey old chap, being upset is bad for the health, you should probably stop that.
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Mon 4 Sep 2023, 13:32,
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No I read a study where they recommend it, The Paleo Headspace, constant fear and sorrow is good for the vagus nerve
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Mon 4 Sep 2023, 16:27,
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Sounds good, gonna find my vagus nerve and give it a right old hectoring
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Tue 5 Sep 2023, 18:44,
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This weekend has been like B3ta Awakenings
with Robin Williams as a Badger and Robert De Niro as a mushroom
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Sun 3 Sep 2023, 21:02,
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Badgers
Badger badger badger…… a tune I’ve taught my 8 yr old.. thankeeeee kindly sir!
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Sun 3 Sep 2023, 7:30,
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"Roadkill expert Arthur Boyt at home with a dead badger", and he really does look right at home
A badger will make a meal for two, says Boyt, though his wife Sue is a vegetarian.
"...the brain. You get that by putting a teaspoon in the hole in the back and rooting around."
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Sun 3 Sep 2023, 12:11,
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"...the brain. You get that by putting a teaspoon in the hole in the back and rooting around."
On a dark and stormy night Mr Boyt is woken by a knock on his front door.
Slowly shuffling along, the old man goes to see who could be calling at such a late hour. The wind rattles through his home and the rain beats hard against the windows, who would come out on such a night?
'Who's there?' he asks but only the sounds of the nocturnal storm reply.
Tired and annoyed he makes his way to the bathroom when he hears the knock again, a slow and deliberate rap.
Pacing to the entrance cursing under his breath, he opens the door as fast as he is able.
'HELLO? WHO'S THERE?' but once again the question is unanswered.
Arthur Boyt steps forward into the darkness but something interrupts his stride. Careering into the night void he lands with considerable force on the Cornish granite flagstone. The unforgiving surface cracks his skull leaving him immobile but semi conscious.
Peering down towards his feet Mr Boyt can vaguely make out the familiar black and white fur of a large badger, staunchly crouched next to the threshold.
Sensing fresh meat, other hungry omnivorous brocks from the clan quickly arrive. Mr Boyt realises what grotesque fate awaits, manages a wry smile and mumbles to himself
'You'll need a spoon for the brain though'.
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Sun 3 Sep 2023, 14:23,
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Slowly shuffling along, the old man goes to see who could be calling at such a late hour. The wind rattles through his home and the rain beats hard against the windows, who would come out on such a night?
'Who's there?' he asks but only the sounds of the nocturnal storm reply.
Tired and annoyed he makes his way to the bathroom when he hears the knock again, a slow and deliberate rap.
Pacing to the entrance cursing under his breath, he opens the door as fast as he is able.
'HELLO? WHO'S THERE?' but once again the question is unanswered.
Arthur Boyt steps forward into the darkness but something interrupts his stride. Careering into the night void he lands with considerable force on the Cornish granite flagstone. The unforgiving surface cracks his skull leaving him immobile but semi conscious.
Peering down towards his feet Mr Boyt can vaguely make out the familiar black and white fur of a large badger, staunchly crouched next to the threshold.
Sensing fresh meat, other hungry omnivorous brocks from the clan quickly arrive. Mr Boyt realises what grotesque fate awaits, manages a wry smile and mumbles to himself
'You'll need a spoon for the brain though'.
they're going in through the asshole and eating up, they'll get there.
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Sun 3 Sep 2023, 14:40,
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Pretty obvious really. Stop trying to be clever; it doesn't suit you.
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Sun 3 Sep 2023, 13:18,
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Indeed.
Although I’ve had Magical Trevor stuck in my head since yesterday.
youtu.be/au3-hk-pXsM?si=AXoVyYTL0mmeKLfA
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Sun 3 Sep 2023, 19:17,
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youtu.be/au3-hk-pXsM?si=AXoVyYTL0mmeKLfA
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