Have we had this?
Link may not have been posted before. Maybe.
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Well I'd rather watch the people of Essex burn instead of breed...
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Now run along the Mr Hunters class for what he calls "P.E"
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I can construct a pretty good wickerman though
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Astrophysicist Dr. Neil DeGrasse Tyson was asked in an interview with TIME magazine, "What is the most astounding fact you can share with us about the Universe?" This is his answer.
Beautiful little video that is a joy to watch full screen
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I understand how stars fuse H to make He,* and I can see how bigger stars might go on to fuse He into slightly heavier elements like Li, Be, B, C. But how do we get stuff as heavy as even Pb, let alone U?
I know that there were some whacking great stars in the early universe, but was any ever big enough to generate the whole periodic table? If not, from where did even the moderately heavy elements come?
Answers sufficiently simplified to be understood by someone lacking a science degree would be appreciated.
* OK, "understand" is the wrong word. But I can sort-of get my head around the basic idea, which is close enough.
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"Mr God" was having a laugh, after an extended Friday afternoon liquid lunch. Hence my mission to excise the mistakes...
(, Tue 13 Mar 2012, 16:18, Reply)
As you infer, "normal" fusion reactions in stellar cores, even super-massive ones, are not sufficiently energetic to produce the heavier elements alone. It requires the mind bogglingly huge energies present in a supernova to synthesise elements heavier than bismuth.
SCIENCE!
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So collapsing isn't enough? There has to be an explosion too?
Hmmm...
(, Tue 13 Mar 2012, 15:48, Reply)
But not all collapsing stars explode, do they? I heard somewhere that ours probably won't because it's not massive enough. It'll just go into retirement and eventually fade away, without ever producing a single atom of ruthenium.
(, Tue 13 Mar 2012, 16:15, Reply)
Yes, if it's big enough, apparently it does this collapse and then 'bounce' out - the atoms being at greater pressure fuels the hotter reaction (I think).
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and you'll find a link to amazon to an excellent book by Robert Bly. A fine read :)
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Normal fusion that happens in stars can create all the elements up to lead. Once it gets to lead fusion is no longer sustainable under those conditions so the star 'stalls' and goes cold (if it is very small), nova (if it is medium sized) or supernova (if it is big).
It is in the nova and the supernova that the pressures and energies get high enough to fuse lead into heavier elements. That is where the rest of the table comes from.
The universe literally started with just sub-atomic particles. These came together to created electrons and protons, which joined to create neutrons and hydrogen.
Hydrogen gas then formed clouds via gravity and then liquids, and then, finally solids. These then collected more hydrogen and eventually, when a critical mass was reached it would create a star.
This star then worked away at creating stuff up to lead. Then BANG... we have heavier elements.
A very slow process... And an amazing one too.
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The nuclear binding energy of the elements (the energy holding the nucleus together, or the energy required to split the nucleus) increases from Hydrogen upwards through the lighter elements and peaks at Iron, where it then starts to decrease.
In other words, for elements up to iron, nuclear fusion releases energy and after iron nuclear fusion consumes energy. So the elements up to iron can be created in stars (stellar nucleosynthesis) whereas the elements heavier than iron need the much higher energy of a supernova to form (supernova nucleosynthesis).
This soup of elements knocks around the universe for a few billion years then coalesces into stuff like galaxies, planets, you, me, your iPhone, the cat, etc
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'splains it all.
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i do work for The Viral Factory... this is one of ours/theirs/everyones.
EDIT: i do creative... i write ideas type stuff....but not as defyingdarwin... no one would employ defyingdarwin
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This was all Yonkers ago!
Search YouTube for more recent stuff! Shit eating grin and shameless plug x xD
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Your trust is admirable and I apologise for the 250 pizzas on their way.
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you may as well add the sister advert - www.youtube.com/watch?v=4QI71Oy1SbA
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this comment scares the fuck out of me:
"so good, god damnit i hate cats!
my dog god bless him - an American Staffordshire has killed 6 :-)
watching this footage makes me want it to be real and happen to my naughbours cats"
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Since we found out that once skinned, cleaned, and head/tail removed, they are indistiguishable in appearance or taste from cats. I would think that would be a PLUS (but apparently I'm wrong). So long Chipotle Chili & buttered rabbit on the BBQ...
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but how on earth would you know that it indistinguishable by taste?!
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Click image for bigger.
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Could have been a triple whammy.
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"the film follows Merida, an impetuous girl who defies an age-old custom and inadvertently unleashes chaos, forcing her to discover the meaning of true bravery before it is too late."
That will be the age-old custom of not intercepting other people's private correspondence.
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but wasn't on my 'puter so couldn't grab it
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See if you can keep your eye on the experiment and not the girl in the middle of the line-up!
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Edit: can not fit girls in the background of videos.
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You put some ice on it while I stand 10 foot away with a hosepipe.
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1. place a small amount of water in the empty can (a couple of teaspoons will do)
2. Heat the can over a stove until the water boils (tongs are quite useful here).
3. Immediately plunge the can into a bowl of cold water, upside down so the opening is below the surface.
4. Bask in the amazement of your friends.
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4. Explain to wife why there's water everywhere. Everywhere :(
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Empty drinking water bottle, opened at Rocky Mountain National Park's Alpine Visitor Center (located at 11,796 feet above sea level), then sealed for the drive home to Chicago. The kids loved watching it slowly get crushed during the drive - the hamster inside the bottle didn't enjoy it as much...
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Could have been a very interesting experiment.
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Ronseal.
Reads like Rab C Nesbitt has been employed to produce government pamphlets about the cheenge-ower.
Made me chuckle.
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WHY? They don't READ in fucking dialect. Absolutely bizarre.
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O Thou that in the Heavens does dwell,
Wha, as it pleases best Thysel,
Sends ane to Heaven, an ten to Hell,
A' for Thy glory,
And no for onie guid or ill
They've done before Thee!
I bless and praise Thy matchless might,
When thousands Thou has left in night,
That I am here before Thy sight,
For gifts an grace
A burning and a shining light
To a' this place.
What was I, or my generation,
That I should get sic exaltation?
I, wha deserv'd most just damnation
For broken laws,
Sax thousand years ere my creation,
Thro Adam's cause!
When from my mither's womb I fell,
Thou might hae plung'd me deep in Hell,
To gnash my gooms, and weep and wail,
In burning lakes,
Whare damned devils roar and yell,
Chain'd to their stakes.
Yet I am here a chosen sample,
To show Thy grace is great and ample:
I'm here a pillar o Thy temple,
Strong as a rock,
A guide, a buckler, and example,
To a' Thy flock!
But yet, O Lord! confess I must,
At times I'm fash'd wi fleshy lust;
An sometimes, too, in warldly trust,
Vile self gets in;
But Thou remembers we are dust,
Defil'd wi sin.
O Lord! yestreen, Thou kens, wi Meg
Thy pardon I sincerely beg
O, may't ne'er be a livin plague
To my dishonour!
An I'll ne'er lift a lawless leg
Again upon her.
Besides, I farther maun avow,
Wi Leezie's lass, three times I trow
But, Lord, that Friday I was fou,
When I cam near her,
Or else, Thou kens, Thy servant true
Wad never steer her.
Maybe Thou lets this fleshly thorn
Buffet Thy servant e'en and morn,
Lest he owre proud and high should turn,
That he's sae gifted:
If sae, Thy han' maun e'en be borne,
Until Thou lift it.
Lord, bless Thy chosen in this place,
For here Thou has a chosen race!
But God confound their stubborn face,
An blast their name,
Wha bring Thy elders to disgrace
An open shame.
Lord, mind Gau'n Hamilton's deserts:
He drinks, an swears, an plays at cartes,
Yet has sae monie takin arts,
Wi great and sma',
Frae God's ain Priest the people's hearts
He steals awa.
And when we chasten'd him therefore,
Thou kens how he bred sic a splore,
And set the warld in a roar
O laughin at us;
Curse Thou his basket and his store,
Kail an potatoes!
Lord, hear my earnest cry and pray'r,
Against that Presbyt'ry o Ayr!
Thy strong right hand, Lord, mak it bare
Upo' their heads!
Lord, visit them, an dinna spare,
For their misdeeds!
O Lord, my God! that glib-tongu'd Aiken,
My vera heart and flesh are quakin,
To think how we stood sweatin, shakin,
An pish'd wi dread,
While he, wi hingin lip, an snakin,
Held up his head.
Lord, in Thy day o vengeance try him!
Lord, visit them wha did employ him!
And pass not in Thy mercy by them,
Nor hear their pray'r,
But for Thy people's sake destroy them,
An dinna spare.
But, Lord, remember me and mine
Wi mercies temporal and divine,
That I for grace an gear may shine,
Excell'd by nane,
And a' the glory shall be Thine
Amen, Amen!
Epitaph on Holy Willie
Here Holy Willie's sair worn clay
Taks up its last abode;
His soul has ta'en some other way
I fear, the left-hand road.
Stop! there he is as sure's a gun!
Poor, silly body, see him!
Nae wonder he's as black's the grun
Observe wha's standing wi him!
Your brunstane Devilship, I see
Has got him there before ye!
But haud your nine-tail cat a wee,
Till ance you've heard my story.
Your pity I will not implore,
For pity ye have nane,
Justice, alas! has gi'en him o'er,
And mercy's day is gane.
But hear me, Sir, Deil as ye are,
Look something to your credit:
A cuif like him wad stain your name,
If it were kent ye did it!
I also direct you to the works of Irvine Welsh.
Acid house is a cracking read
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When is a vase not a vase and what did the heat sensors indicate?
Didn't the kids used to win a jar of hair Captain Zep hair gel?
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and especially for black families, in the US. It did indeed often originate from skin-colour (when attached to African-Americans). So having a black character called Brown is both realistic and a bit stereotyped at the same time.
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And you're only allowed to work as a gentlemens hairdresser in Peckham.
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it's most likely been your family name for a long long time and one of your ancestors was noted for their brown hair. Either that, or in the US, it's often an Anglicisation of the German 'Braun'.
Glad to be of help.
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down at the Philological Society tea parties
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Has there ever been anyone who wasn't american that studied that?
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So, it's a sack race, around London, in the shape of a penis, for charity (testicular cancer).
My mate is organising it - semi (no pun intended) plug I suppose, but it's for a good cause, and will raise a few chuckles hopefully.
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I think my sack would be too impotent to deliver the goods however :O/
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(Though I'm slightly disturbed by marker coming out of the helmet)
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having survived testicular cancer twice - I think this is a good thing...
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It was my favourite drinking hole when I lived down that way. Boo to the Saul Zaentz Company! Boo!
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In a nice way - I mean why can't they just leave them alone?
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I think the new movie has a 500 million dollar budget, it will probably rake in 4 times that over its lifetime.
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"It features characters from Tolkien's stories on its signs... and the face of Lord of the Rings film star Elijah Wood on its loyalty card."
"Landlady Ms Roberts said: "We were absolutely stunned. It was completely unexpected, we never intended to infringe anyone's copyright."
except presumably the copyright owner of the image of Elijah Wood?
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Until I saw that they Elijah Wood on the loyalty card
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That was a little silly of them, and it muddies the waters. But that's not what they're being ordered to change - the Saul Zaentz Company owns the rights to the title and characters of the book, not Elijah Wood's face.
I know, legally they're within their rights to protect their IP, but it just seems so mean and pointless; it's not like the existence of a student pub in Southampton has any real financial relevance to them.
(, Tue 13 Mar 2012, 14:33, Reply)
The Tolkien estate didn't seemed to mind for twenty years, but pushing it with characters from the movie was taking a bit to far, and you would have thought someone their end would have said, 'hang on a sec'
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I don't think using the movie images had anything to do with it - see www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-birmingham-15825960 - it looks much more like they're just done a blanket search for any businesses using the word 'Hobbit' in their name and sent them all nasty letters.
(, Tue 13 Mar 2012, 15:00, Reply)
but what do you expect from corporate America when they want to do it by the letter? I just think it's a shame the Tolkien estate have allowed them to be so anal about it
(, Tue 13 Mar 2012, 15:04, Reply)
... the movie studios are in a difficult position. On the one hand, they are, believe it or not, human too, mostly, and most likely don't actually WANT to pursue some obscure pub in what is to them some backwater town just because it's got an infringing name and some amusingly named cocktails.
BUT... if someone else then infringes *properly* - like, releases a bunch of action figures or books or whatever and makes a mint out of them- and the studio can be shown to have known about the pub and done nothing, they can be shown to have not been bothered about infringement before... and if you can show that the trademark isn't worth anything because, for example, the owner didn't take steps to defend it, then the trademark lapses and it's a free-for-all.
(, Tue 13 Mar 2012, 15:06, Reply)
and I really don't think an obscure pub in Southampton, or the name of a cocktail, will have any effect on the forthcoming movie's ability to generate box office sales, where as a line of toys probably would to the overall profit; especially if they wanted to release a line of their own, which they undoubtably will. If that makes any sense
(, Tue 13 Mar 2012, 15:12, Reply)
But I've always been a little skeptical - is this really the case? Surely a company can choose who to pursue and who to leave alone, can't they? Why should choosing to allow one company to use your IP preclude you from stopping another?
I mean, say my brother comes along and takes my lawnmower* without asking. If I decide not to prosecute him, it doesn't automatically follow that the lawnmower is now public property.**
*I do not own a lawnmower
**Also I accept that possibly lawnmower ownership is not a direct analogue to copyright law
(, Tue 13 Mar 2012, 15:34, Reply)
Yes, this is really the case.
It is simply not worth it for them to "just let it go" because it's "just a pub". There are *millions* at stake.
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And how long till The Hobbit goes out of copyright, anyway? I thought that only lasted 70 years.
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But many US companies treat the world as under US law. www.youtube.com/watch?v=tk862BbjWx4
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Isn't it 70 years after the death of the author? In which case, still a few years to go.
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To be honest I couldn't give a flying fuck if they change their name, surprised they got away with it so long.
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Quite a phew "BLEURRRGH" entries (I'm not squeamish btw, although I've been veggie for 23+ years I still have fond memories of Liver & Bacon, Kidneys &c.)
I picked & bletted medlars....curious.
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I'm very tempted to try potted rabbit and damson cheese.
Pig's trotters make a casserole super lovely, especially in something like curry goat. They don't have the nail on y'know.
(, Tue 13 Mar 2012, 13:35, Reply)
If we're talking recipies, I did a pea & chive orzotto last night- Lush, it was!
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I've got an essay to procrastinate for so I'm hanging round here for another 5 mins.
*googles orzotto*
wow, its like a peral barley risotto, I'm genuinely excited by that.
(, Tue 13 Mar 2012, 13:43, Reply)
when I was about 12 (circa 1976) and it was fucking disgusting.
My wife makes Damson Jam but most of the Damsons go into Damson Gin.
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Awesome stuff, you should give it a go.
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Although, I s'pose it was more of a payment considering I 'forgot' to give her the cash.
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Damson vodka is also bloody marvellous if you fancy a change to the traditional gin.
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Never seen them outside of Gloucestershire, and not many places sell them there anymore.
It's a shame you don't see more traditional fruit and veg about. Lots of English varieties that you never see in shops are fantastic. My folks have a Lord Lamborn apple tree, tastes amazingly crisp straight from the fridge.
Many a night I lament the abscence of Lord Lamborn's flavour in my mouth or dripping on my lips.
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2/ ...& nor have you, stop showing off in front of your internet friends; they're not impressed, you know.
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2: I don't have any friends.
3: How do I gaz you some abuse now your profile page has a sickening kitten on it?
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2/ What about all the childrens' corpses in your basement?
3/ I hadn't considered that. I'll gaz you my postal address so you can courier me a jiffybag full of cold sick instead.
(, Tue 13 Mar 2012, 14:50, Reply)
Get it off Bristol Temple Mead's toilet walls like everyone else.
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I picked some up years ago in North Yorkshire, I forget where though
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try liver. Quite cheap as it;s in low demand, cooked right and it's amazing.
(, Tue 13 Mar 2012, 14:17, Reply)
makes me projectile vomit.
But clearly doesn't have that effect on some. So have at it.
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....drunkenly nibbling the end of a footlong doesn't count.
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There's a restaurant in Montreal called Au Pied du Cochon that serves it.

They put foie gras on pretty much everything.
(, Tue 13 Mar 2012, 18:29, Reply)
Yes, it's dogs partially submerging themselves willingly - something mine never does.
GC detector says "I know not"

Edit: a few more here littlefriendsphoto.com/index2.php#/gallery1/1/
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i posted this a while back but it's worth reposting cos it's ace.
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I wonder if it would set the
(, Tue 13 Mar 2012, 14:23, Reply)
www.guardian.co.uk/commentisfree/2007/aug/19/comment.politics1
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Also, Count Five seem interesting and I was previously unaware of them. Cheers :)
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I am currently searching for a torrent of them, my neighbour will be providing the bandwidth as usual.
(, Tue 13 Mar 2012, 13:05, Reply)
Must be a bit like the Yardbirds, but more piratey.
Good link, btw.
(, Tue 13 Mar 2012, 13:53, Reply)
www.youtube.com/watch?v=qcgl9Sa6QB4
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But I still shall all the same...
*edit* Maaaybe classed as NSFW to some, pole dancing etc in skin coloured tops etc... Maybe I'm be overly cautious.
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No point, I just wanted to say it.
(, Tue 13 Mar 2012, 13:39, Reply)
I'd only just shifted that ear-worm from earlier
*reaches for headphones*
(, Tue 13 Mar 2012, 12:57, Reply)
none at all.
oh and burlesque is stripping, wether your doing it for hipsters or men wanking in their coats in the pub...
(, Tue 13 Mar 2012, 13:01, Reply)
And it is tedious, straight women pretend to like it to show they're totally post-feminist, straight men pretend to like it so they can look like they're mature and totally not into that whole "big tits flat stomach thing".
I've haven't asked the gays what they think about things.
(, Tue 13 Mar 2012, 13:37, Reply)
I would never want to go to.
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Oh yeah, also DNA lounge.
So why is this here?
(, Tue 13 Mar 2012, 13:15, Reply)
www.allowe.com/Humor/book/Things%20To%20Do%20at%20Walmart%20When%20You%27re%20Bored.htm
Or not, maybe...
(, Tue 13 Mar 2012, 12:38, Reply)
"Take up an entire aisle in toys by setting up a full-scale battle with G.I. Joe vs. X-men"
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www.youtube.com/watch?v=Bs3w7BbCB-0
*May actually be fake.
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Sounded a bloody good idea.
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Lambrini girls have more fun.
Just dont know how it applies to men...
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to get past the use of the word "disinterested" where it should have been "uninterested".
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1) Have an awesome apology present ready for when you get back to the car (needed)
2) Go shopping with your lady friend
3) Answer "does my bum look big" questions honestly
4) Give present to avoid total destruction.
5) Never get invited shopping again.
(, Tue 13 Mar 2012, 13:14, Reply)
And this IS old, off Clive James' TV show no less, and actually as terrifying as it is funny.
(, Tue 13 Mar 2012, 12:01, Reply)
i vaguely remember this..good one to the guy threating with a fist.
(, Tue 13 Mar 2012, 12:13, Reply)
he was looking very old and frail :(
(, Tue 13 Mar 2012, 12:20, Reply)
There was some genuinely funny stuff on the Clive James show. Did Chris Tarrant take over later on or was that a completely different programme?
(, Tue 13 Mar 2012, 12:42, Reply)
then it was ripped off completely. Like how 'caught in the act' (presented by Shane the twat Richie) ripped off you've been framed.
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Truly terrifying, I don't care what anybody says you would run!
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I don't know if it looks like you, but if it does, it's not just you, it does also looks like Frank Skinner.
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And shocked my housemate by bursting out laughing at the bit where he goes chasing.
I just watched it again, and now all my work colleagues think I'm a maniac for laughing at a chicken sandwich.
(, Thu 15 Mar 2012, 12:58, Reply)
Fleet Foxes. Official video..nice animation. A strange one though.
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News of the World phone tapping news story.
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My brain didnt register the 'T'
And as I find her strangely attractive anyway, I was MOST looking forward to reading the story.
(, Tue 13 Mar 2012, 11:40, Reply)
with all this horse stuff...
(, Tue 13 Mar 2012, 11:42, Reply)
Seemed inevitable. I wonder how much they will throw at them
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I think it would also be the only way to give the gutter journalism she has been associated with, a real wake up call that it simply isn't 'journalism' and anything to do with 'investigations in the public interest,' but simply unnecessary trash no one really needs to know. But such is the general public's standard of education they get off on gossip so much and buy these rags in the first place
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cunt
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6th paragraph... they've fixed it now thought the bloody do-gooders!

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Have a meeting in a toilet cubicle? To discuss whatever needs to be discussed.
(, Tue 13 Mar 2012, 11:52, Reply)
So a "weeting" is a small thing as described by a Scottish Jamaican
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