
Dear, you seem to have a hair on your chin..

There, got it. Oh! Another one!
ClickyBiggify
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There, got it. Oh! Another one!
ClickyBiggify

i like it.
ape has got a far better piercing in his cock now, he shall be going for the biggie needle tonight
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ape has got a far better piercing in his cock now, he shall be going for the biggie needle tonight

a Geordi LaForge visor. but not blindness.
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Claire's Accessories shops for about 90p.
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follow you forever.
Vive le son de la musique!
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Vive le son de la musique!

TJ: I did a google image search for 'bum gay' and this came in at no 5:

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...of my childhood! As do yahoo.......;o)
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I wanna dance with somebody, I wanna feel the beat with somebody
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reference to that most masculine of films, strictly ballroom.
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9pm Channel 4 - Girls Alone. If you didn't see the Boys Alone program last year you missed out. A load of young lads left alone in a house for a week, and not a catholic priest in sight... This time its teenage girls so I expect it'll be pretty nasty.
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Lord of the fucking Flies.
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It was on last night? I wanted to grab some audio samples from that.
*sulks*
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*sulks*

Saying to all the kids he'd bullied
"Are you my friend?
Are you my friend?
Are you my friend?"
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"Are you my friend?
Are you my friend?
Are you my friend?"

Lord of the Files
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Lord of the fliers
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All about some birds standing in a line. It's an arty French film, I'm sure you've seen it.
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the one that is filmed in faux-sepia, and had that thing with the thing, and then things happen to the thing.
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Lord of the thighs
orgghhhhh phwoooarrr
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orgghhhhh phwoooarrr

teenage, so stop your drooling, you filthy man.
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All 6 of them. Was excellent.
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it out on the dvd yet ?
i bought brass eye series for a tenner - which includes the paedophile special - fantastic !
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i bought brass eye series for a tenner - which includes the paedophile special - fantastic !

i fucking hate that film? oh yes, i did.
woo et yay à l'image, cependant
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woo et yay à l'image, cependant

i'll shut up about it now. I've only seen the first 20 minutes or so of the film, tbh. It was at that point that I realised I was actually more bored than I would have been had I just watched the wall for 20 minutes.
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he changes the burgess' whole fucking point as well as being irritatingly overstylised.
bastard.
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bastard.

and most of that comes across in Alex's thoughts and the motives of the government which Stanley omitted. Stanley also left out the epilogue, which pissed me off.
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a cunt.
;)
i was waiting for a 'p.s.' at the end of the film.
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;)
i was waiting for a 'p.s.' at the end of the film.

wasn't in the edition Kubrick read - but he didn't like it when he read it afterwards anyway.
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but I reckon there's loads of stuff there, crime & punishment, the callous nature of youth, violent relationships... it's got it all!
Kubrick was a genius, shame Eyes Wide Shut was such a piece of shit..
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Kubrick was a genius, shame Eyes Wide Shut was such a piece of shit..

was also a piece of shit. although the monkey who throws the bone was my mate's dad.
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a. But... but... 2001 is wicked as well! Drawn out, but eerie as fuck
b. Your mate's dad was 'the chimp with the stick'? That's a brilliant claim to fame!!
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b. Your mate's dad was 'the chimp with the stick'? That's a brilliant claim to fame!!

I really like 2001, but easily understand why most people think it's boring, pointless drivel.
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Though I'll have to admit it takes several watchings to appreciate the film properly.
edit: and reading ACC's book helps too
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edit: and reading ACC's book helps too

and like blade runner? a clockwork orange is far from a masterpiece but it is funny as hell and a shitlot better than that unicorn crap blade runner shit fuck.
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Two bushes in the pocket is worth... ohfuckit
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between those films can be explained by:
Kubrick understood his source novel, Scott clearly did not.
Who cares if Anthony Burgess chickened out in the 2nd edition
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Kubrick understood his source novel, Scott clearly did not.
Who cares if Anthony Burgess chickened out in the 2nd edition

a giant chicken that took over leeds.
that was the first edition tho.
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that was the first edition tho.

in the final chapter where one of Alex meets one of his droogs in the pub and finds out he's happily married.
Alex then later loses his taste for violence when he's out with his new gang. Lives happily ever after, the end.
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Tue 4 Mar 2003, 15:26,
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Alex then later loses his taste for violence when he's out with his new gang. Lives happily ever after, the end.

I always took the epilogue as an attempt by Burgess to suggest that crime is 'just a phase' and given the chance criminals will 'grow out of it' without the need for drastic re-programming in jail. Might have to dig out my copy and give it a re-read again me-thinks.
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its even rougher than in the film
(free heating and hot water though)
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(free heating and hot water though)

quelle bonne mot, certainement.
Comme la vache qui ris!
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Comme la vache qui ris!


...Johnny practised his bike jumping skills with a new found friend.
Bigger Image

but i've been blocked from uploading to my MSN by the gits at work (so no 1000th post shopping) - so i'm going to spit my dummy out at them;

and give a big
WOO YAY HOOPLA !
to all @ b3ta :)
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and give a big
WOO YAY HOOPLA !
to all @ b3ta :)


Thanks to fishbear for the bouncing tigger

mammoth size eating radioactive waste in the sewers - mark my words!
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Now I have proof.
NASA says so
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NASA says so

that the shortest distance between two points is a straight line?
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and the Russians took pencils.
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did you ever see the interview with the first russian to walk in space ? when he got out his suit expanded so he couldn't get back in - solution ? he took his glove off - nutter !
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The space pen was developed by the Fisher company at its own expense (not NASA's). It was eventually used by both Soviet and American cosmonauts/astronauts.
Debunkage
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Debunkage

the pencil lead (graphite) would flake off, float about and eventually short the electrics or something. So they couldn't use pencils.
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Use wood - its cheap and doesn't fall off when hit by a lump of ice.
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until I heard a snigger from behind me.
Wood, trees etc. :)
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Wood, trees etc. :)

First post...
Why are you all typing French? It's a dead language y'know.
namke.
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Why are you all typing French? It's a dead language y'know.
namke.

nous sommes les hommes et petites fillies totalement fou!
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nous sommes le gens hyper-intelligent et super-cool. C'est vrais, quoi?
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tu etait vraiment super-cool, je pense que tu pourrais ecrit "hollandaise"
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oiseau et un mot masculine? Donc, il faut être "hollandais", ou est-ce que je parle de mon cou?
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touché, ma tortue! Le mot, c'est vraiment masculine mais il indiqué toi, qui j'espere est une femme? Ceci, ce prouve que la langue, et les gens francais sont fous...
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je suis une fille... c'est une follerie de la langue.
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you mean latin ?
or do you mean after the war in iraq, when bush invades france, germany, china and russia for not licking his arse ?
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or do you mean after the war in iraq, when bush invades france, germany, china and russia for not licking his arse ?

my username explains why i'm still talking in bollocks french.
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but i'm far too lazy - someone tell me !
g'wan g'wan g'wan g'wan g'wan g'wan g'wan g'wan g'wan g'wan g'wan g'wan g'wan g'wan g'wan g'wan g'wan g'wan :)
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g'wan g'wan g'wan g'wan g'wan g'wan g'wan g'wan g'wan g'wan g'wan g'wan g'wan g'wan g'wan g'wan g'wan g'wan :)

those who are too lazy to find a translation for it.
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have been banned on our college network, I assume to piss off all the overseas students who pay so much to come here.
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is it also in french ?
or does it explain the frenchiness of the board today ?
:)
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or does it explain the frenchiness of the board today ?
:)

QDF... questions demandées frequements?
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ils habitent dans une pays dans lequelle tous parle la langue mort. Ils ont vraiment fou n'est-ce pas?
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something about them living somewhere speaking a dead language is that not true?
/fuck knows
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/fuck knows

"Yes, but they live in a country where they all speak a dead language, so why should we trust their opinion?"
/spock
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/spock

and they're French, so I think we've got 'em coming and going.
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![Challenge Entry: Robots! [challenge entry]](/images/board_posticon_c.gif)
Je ne comprends pas. C'est trop complique pour moi. Alors, en Anglais, pour cette thread, hein?

Haven't had time to shop a robot, but I did draw this in a very dull meeting with clients yesterday.
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Tue 4 Mar 2003, 14:42,
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Haven't had time to shop a robot, but I did draw this in a very dull meeting with clients yesterday.

le woo avec le yay!
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Apparently this is the first 3-G phone, available today.

fumer vos comestibles de fromage nuit gravement le santé des enfants.
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je suis si sage, mes underpants pourraient éclater.
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Si vos underpants pourraient parler, le monde écouterait.
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Mes underpants pourraient provoquer la paix du monde, si seulement ils avaient une voix... si seulement...
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Laissez vos underpants parler, laissez-les chantent, laissent nos coeurs ouverts avec le ravissement entendre le bruit merveilleux!
(Je nous pense ai vraiment gêné le bovin. Il a disparu. Où est le bovin? Apportez-moi le bovin!)
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(Je nous pense ai vraiment gêné le bovin. Il a disparu. Où est le bovin? Apportez-moi le bovin!)

Quoi qu'il en soit, mes underpants n'ont pas les outils exigés pour parler, j'ai peur.
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que vous mentionnez me rendent très triste. je me pense vais pleurer.
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do that?
I came back from the loo and you posted this whilst I was there....
spooky.
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Tue 4 Mar 2003, 14:35,
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I came back from the loo and you posted this whilst I was there....
spooky.

super-bien, mais pourquoi est tous les monde francais aujourd'hui?
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as well you know!
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le fromage vient en avant du cul de diables! (à moins qu'il est en nourriture cuite)
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nice pixellated impressionist effect
To make a wallpaper, you'll need to produce a 1024x768 sized one (or 800x600, for smaller screens)
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Tue 4 Mar 2003, 14:36,
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To make a wallpaper, you'll need to produce a 1024x768 sized one (or 800x600, for smaller screens)

means I can post what I made this morning, then I must do some work!

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was origionaly blowing a kiss, stripped it down a bit though.
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Clowns are scary, possibly evil.
Steve-O from Jackass is a trained clown. I rest my case.
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Tue 4 Mar 2003, 14:38,
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Steve-O from Jackass is a trained clown. I rest my case.

I like the idea
Like a lightweight racing clown
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Tue 4 Mar 2003, 14:41,
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Like a lightweight racing clown

boo to nasty cider!
(just nasty cider, I do like some cider)
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Tue 4 Mar 2003, 14:22,
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(just nasty cider, I do like some cider)

My wife loves it when I put my organ in cider.
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