
October. Mind you I got tickets for free. I'm not sure I would have paid.
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which gig are you going too?
how did you get the tickets?
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In 1998, McCluskey founded the UK pop group Atomic Kitten. Their song "Whole Again", co-written by McCluskey, was his first UK No.1,
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Bristol. On Halloween! Might have to wear a big pumpkin head. A lovely mate works for local radio.
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For a second I thought maybe it would be different this time.
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Probably GC.
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www.b3ta.com/links/492968
Silly mare. (Prince that is not you! ) :D
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they might as well turn of the internet now, prince has spoken.
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Lars Ulrich with this current news statement
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i didnt know that i might buy that now this article's been linked everywhere
( , Wed 7 Jul 2010, 13:57, Reply)

not sure what is being achieved here
(only nsfw as you're boss might think you're weird)
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What, other than me getting an erection? Is that not reason enough?
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www.youtube.com/watch?v=ptLFM7-G7bA
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this is how they are deciding who will be the next polish president.
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American journalist gets upset because girls won't charge for lemonade:
"No wonder America is getting it all wrong when it comes to government, and taxes, and policy. We all act as if the "lemonade" or benefits we're "giving away" is free."
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I laughed at "And that's the Savage Truth!" as a way to end the article, written by Terry Savage.
( , Wed 7 Jul 2010, 13:09, Reply)

what kind of example is that to set for the kids.
They aren't even his words, they belong to the Sun Times!
( , Wed 7 Jul 2010, 13:27, Reply)

But if one were to be charitable, and avoid falling into the trap of being equally churlish, one could argue that his exasperation was at the fact that the girls are actually harming themselves and their parents by giving away things for free which clearly cost them time and money. The whole point of the article is that he argues that taxpayers harm themselves and each other by tolerating an over-generous use of their finite resources.
( , Wed 7 Jul 2010, 13:15, Reply)

You're right, clearly he's not miserable.
( , Wed 7 Jul 2010, 13:20, Reply)

The article even shows how they had adult supervision, so it's not like they were giving stuff away without consent.
He's trying to compare the situation with an economic system, when it's just plain charity. Probably the parents are teaching the children the virtue of sharing and charity.
There's only one way to look at the article, and that's one angry man trying to impose his ideals on others, and make a tenuous news story out of it.
( , Wed 7 Jul 2010, 13:22, Reply)

Evidently, the parents are well off, to afford a nanny, so for them giving away Lemonade is not even noticed. There are some people with so much that they can afford to waste what to normal people seems excessive.
Yeah, the lesson here is that the wealthy are so out of touch with reality and waste resources while the rest of the world suffers the consequences.
( , Wed 7 Jul 2010, 13:44, Reply)

sounds like a real life Viz character :D
( , Wed 7 Jul 2010, 13:53, Reply)

He's a she.
terrysavage.com/
( , Wed 7 Jul 2010, 14:07, Reply)

He was beign given a lift. Was that for free or did he pay for for the privlege. Paying for petrol costs as well as a proportion of the cars running cost plus a bit extra as profit so that the car owner(s) could then go on to save up enough to buy a 2nd car and increase the size of their taxi business?
( , Wed 7 Jul 2010, 14:04, Reply)

Nice vid for F1 fans pre-Silverstone this weekend
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I really like how F1's slowly becoming a bit more fan friendly.
See James Allen's blog with loads of Fan Forum vids.
www.jamesallenonf1.com/category/fans-forum/
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of being thick, overpaid nancyboys?
At least football players pay their taxes
( , Wed 7 Jul 2010, 13:31, Reply)

to find one who is actually 'thick'. Most, if not all, come across as mildly intelligent during interviews.
( , Wed 7 Jul 2010, 13:39, Reply)

that's the minium level of intellect that I can describe any of the current F1 drivers of having.
( , Wed 7 Jul 2010, 13:50, Reply)

does not make him 'thick'
( , Wed 7 Jul 2010, 14:16, Reply)

Maybe if they were rubbish at their job, beat their wives, sent naked pictures of themselves to strangers, cheated, insulted their fans and managed to disappoint an entire nation then they'd get more stick.
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"The penis of the squid, which had extended only slightly over the mantle margin, suddenly started to erect, and elongated quickly to 67cm total length, almost the same length as the whole animal."
More information about squid-penises than you ever wanted to know.
( , Wed 7 Jul 2010, 11:57, Reply)

than their body? 2 feet is not a bad effort though Mr Squid.
( , Wed 7 Jul 2010, 12:08, Reply)

Off the top of my head, I think if they were human sized they'd be packing a dozen metres or so.
( , Wed 7 Jul 2010, 12:10, Reply)

or did you get your cock run over by a steamroller?
( , Wed 7 Jul 2010, 12:17, Reply)

It sums up everything ^^
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*gets banned from another fishmonger*
( , Wed 7 Jul 2010, 13:29, Reply)

you feel free to ask as much as you like about squid penises. And I'm going to peer more closely at the calamari rings on my next sea food pizza.
( , Wed 7 Jul 2010, 14:27, Reply)

"To coincide with the 2010 World Cup, IOP Publishing has created a collection of football related articles. These papers are from a variety of IOP Publishing hosted journals and are free to read throughout the World Cup."
Heavy stuff, but posted in case anyone is interested. Not my cup of tea, would rather see Spain beat Germany tbh.
( , Wed 7 Jul 2010, 11:35, Reply)

Nasa tests Jubulani - "and the conclusions are clear: the Jabulani ball is unpredictable." thanks Nasa.
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www.photographybb.com/magazine/
( , Wed 7 Jul 2010, 11:27, Reply)

Have you heard of the LED man? He is the mysterious missionary of energy-saving light bulbs. Just search into the night. Who knows, you might be able to find him...
( , Wed 7 Jul 2010, 11:20, Reply)

making the light more intense anyway, HE'S A PHONEY
*runs away*
( , Wed 7 Jul 2010, 12:14, Reply)

Its not what it looks like in the movies...
"The new captain jumped from the cockpit, fully dressed, and sprinted through the water. A former lifeguard, he kept his eyes on his victim as he headed straight for the owners who were swimming between their anchored sportfisher and the beach...."
amazing, I never knew this. I have a bit of a fear of drowning so try to stay away from water, and only paddle in the sea.
( , Wed 7 Jul 2010, 11:17, Reply)

Just on a side note:
www.artofeurope.com/smith/smi1.htm
( , Wed 7 Jul 2010, 11:26, Reply)

Here's a video of the things to look for. Kinda creepy, I live in a seaside town and I see hundreds of people in the sea every week in summer.
Think I'll steer clear of the beach from now on...
( , Wed 7 Jul 2010, 11:43, Reply)

My parents go sailing all the time so I've passed this along. Perhaps they should put instructions up on beaches (if they haven't already- I haven't noticed any) on how to spot this.
I'd have thought it was the way off the telly too and would be no help if someone was doing it in front of me! What a horrid thought.
( , Wed 7 Jul 2010, 11:56, Reply)

I went swimming in my local pool. I thought "can't be that hard" so I took off my arm bands.
Next thing I knew, I was only fackin drowning, weren't I *rollseyes*
But then, my life was saved by a HUGE titted lady.
She held me tight, her boobies felt soft and lovely.
The end.
( , Wed 7 Jul 2010, 12:12, Reply)

There's a long list of things that don't match the expectations people have from TV and movies. Most rape victims (victims of violent crime in general) don't fight and struggle, and most rapists don't need to use too much real force, just the implied threat is enough. Most muggers/robbers aren't directly violent. People's reaction to trauma (loved one dying, house burning down, car accident etc) vary considerably.
The first thing we are built for is survival, and our survival instincts are often counter intuitive, something well articulated by this article.
( , Wed 7 Jul 2010, 14:16, Reply)

they didnt see the funny side of me giggling like a girl ever time i said their name.
( , Wed 7 Jul 2010, 10:51, Reply)

You would have thought, with all the people that are presumably involved that someone, somewhere would have said something.
( , Wed 7 Jul 2010, 11:11, Reply)

I can just imagine that board meeting, trying to explain to the CEO why it's an inappropriate acronym.
( , Wed 7 Jul 2010, 11:58, Reply)

Weirdly hypnotic. You have to make your own fun over there.
Cheers
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The hearts and minds were clearly won and not a mullet in sight.
I admit to being a little concerned at watching 9 minutes and 20 seconds of Iranian breakdancing but it's actually really good.
( , Wed 7 Jul 2010, 10:35, Reply)

and will somebody think of the pullovers?
( , Wed 7 Jul 2010, 10:39, Reply)

But seriously - this one is worth a look. Rupert Murdoch is looking to up his stake in BSkyB to 100%, which will effectively turn it into a Fox News-esque mouthpiece for him and all his little wizards. This petition is to Vince Cable, and asks him for a full and fair investigation into the purchase rather than letting it go through on the nod, as it were.
Worth the 30 seconds of your life it will take to fill in, IMHO.
Kitten-ball says to sign it, anyhow.

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There are laws in place to ensure SKY news has to, at least pretend, retain an impartiality.
As for Murdoch increasing his stake, he's the person who took HUGE finiancial risks to get the whole off the ground in the first place.
he's the one who invested massively in sports and movie rights, when everyone else was saying pay-tv would never work.
Why shouldn't he be able to reap the financial rewards of his huge financial investment.
Don't get me wrong, I'm no fan of ANY corporate monolith. But i get the impression that some (Murdoch, Gates) get a rougher than others (Jobs, Schmidt)...
Blimey, that was a long one
( , Wed 7 Jul 2010, 10:08, Reply)

is monopolies.
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Jobs has monopolised the MP3 market just as much as Gates has monopolised the OS and software market.
Murdoch doesn't have any monopolies.
( , Wed 7 Jul 2010, 11:01, Reply)

What's more worrying about Sky news is that it's of such thunderously low quality.
Sky claims to have been breaking the news for 20 years. It doesn't realise how true that claim is.
( , Wed 7 Jul 2010, 10:28, Reply)

then it's based on taste, rather than any sound legal reason to stop it happening.
( , Wed 7 Jul 2010, 10:57, Reply)

I couldn't care less if it was a 100% Murdochian outlet - As it stands, virtually nobody watches it, BBC News 24 has cornered the market, and if it WAS to become a Faux News-esque mouthpiece - I believe they'd sink even further.
( , Wed 7 Jul 2010, 10:18, Reply)

BBC News 24 is arm chewingly bad in many ways. The presenters can't seem to get anything insightful from any 'real people' they talk to (for example eyewitnesses) and the professional commentators get free reign with their agendas most of the time.
I get the impression some of their presenters live in a dormitory outback of the studio and never leave the building.
I'm not saying Sky is the shining beacon of news coverage but given the choice I'll always rather watch Sky. In practice I flip around to balance the news anyway.
( , Wed 7 Jul 2010, 10:25, Reply)

I get Sky "news" inflicted on me via the TVs at the gym. It's wrenchingly bad - unless you're interested in the news alerts about a footballer or TV talent-show poppet doing something trivial.
( , Wed 7 Jul 2010, 10:31, Reply)

But the presenters on the BBC really make me despair. It's like a badly cooked English Breakfast, the BBC have better ingredients but they cook them really badly.
( , Wed 7 Jul 2010, 10:40, Reply)

which offers roughly 5% news and 95% 'celebs' whoring their wares with meaningless vox-pops on frankly pointless subjects. This morning they had some real filler material as their 'reporter' went to some dodgy estate and asked the general public if they would support the Germans in the World Cup. Fascinating stuff.
I find the only 'news' worth watching anymore is Newsnight. I long for the day when the UK gets its own Daily Show.
( , Wed 7 Jul 2010, 10:38, Reply)

I don't even include that as BBC News output. It's just a properly made programme that has news as it's topic.
( , Wed 7 Jul 2010, 10:42, Reply)

...and it could open the door to biased news.
"If thousands of us e-mail Vince Cable, we can persuade him to make the right decision and oppose Murdoch’s master plan."
So basically you they want to do what they accuse Murdoch of doing, only they don't have their own media outlets so they will use social media outlets instead.
( , Wed 7 Jul 2010, 10:20, Reply)

that using a social media campaign to encourage a democratically elected representative to use the tools of process available to him in order to arrive at an informed decision on the matter, equates to strongarming said process through sheer financial muscle, but your call.
And I think you're forgetting kitten-ball in all of this.
( , Wed 7 Jul 2010, 10:25, Reply)

but the biased pre-determined scare-tactics narrative being pushed to get people to act is a Fox News tactic no? One proven to work admittedly ;)
At the very least it's a little ironic.
P.S. Kittenball is straight out of the World of Goo
( , Wed 7 Jul 2010, 10:29, Reply)

I hesitate to google it from work... Pic was facebook'd to me last week - no idea of its origins.
( , Wed 7 Jul 2010, 10:32, Reply)

Here's some gameplay of level 1 www.youtube.com/watch?v=pMyY7jo7PRQ
( , Wed 7 Jul 2010, 10:44, Reply)

is a fountain of right wing bullshit.. and why not. If I owned a media empire I'd make sure the editors were running anti Conservative stories 24/7.
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it says 'NRA4EVER' or summink like that.
( , Wed 7 Jul 2010, 11:20, Reply)

it was a joke from the '100th Episode' special. It actually says "ERR"
( , Wed 7 Jul 2010, 13:28, Reply)

Or, you know, read a book or something.
What people do with their private property, be it my back garden or someone's multi-billion pound corporation, is their own affair.
( , Wed 7 Jul 2010, 13:26, Reply)

News Corp have the biggest share and therefore control over BSkyB anyway. With the other 60% of the shares they'll just get 100% of the profits.
( , Fri 9 Jul 2010, 18:50, Reply)

he's typing cuntcuntcuntcuntcuntcuntcuntcuntcuntcuntcuntcuntcuntcuntcuntcuntcuntcuntetc...
( , Wed 7 Jul 2010, 10:26, Reply)

That's a bit wonderful, but I think by the third movement the joke would be wearing a bit thin...
( , Sun 11 Jul 2010, 14:06, Reply)

at Reuters Sports, worth it though!
Gene Cherry, you are a genius.
( , Wed 7 Jul 2010, 11:27, Reply)

it could have been "Dix comes a close second behind Gay" or funnier. Ryan Bailey came third.
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"Gay beats off Dix, comes first"
( , Wed 7 Jul 2010, 19:07, Reply)

People should be free to realise for themselves that a mullet is an extremely bad idea.
( , Wed 7 Jul 2010, 9:13, Reply)

Had a certain ring to it.
( , Wed 7 Jul 2010, 9:20, Reply)

against having starters when visiting your cousins for dinner.
( , Wed 7 Jul 2010, 9:28, Reply)

though, pretty much wiped out hair removal in the Middle East
( , Wed 7 Jul 2010, 9:31, Reply)

Quite why property lawyers and rugby players should dislike a simple pasta dish so much is beyond me.
( , Wed 7 Jul 2010, 9:34, Reply)

When her lawyer squashes her nose across her face
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and best keep it that way
( , Wed 7 Jul 2010, 10:14, Reply)

"They mean I have to go to jail for repeatedly being drunk whilst driving? Welcome to reality you dumb bitch...
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