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I heard Tim Vine say that his brother once hosted a phone-in for people who were terrified of their own voices.
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I had to read this a few times to get it properly.
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heard about this on the radio last night. What a strange lie to tell for no good reason.
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Wow! I want a go! Shit. Wait. No I don't."
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would wear a hi-vis safety jacket
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Didn't something similar actually happen to an owner of a chimp though? Dangerous bastards they are.
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and look, she has a new face now
www.today.com/id/45380267/site/todayshow/ns/today-today_health/t/chimp-attack-victim-speaks-about-new-face-new-hopes/#.UPfpxifZZ8E
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There's never a Norwegian with a tea-tray around when you need one
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I phoned Tesco's to see if I could have some frozen burgers for free as I'm not a squeamish horse-loving pussy and they told me that they were all going to be destroyed.
And people wonder why half the worlds population don't have enough to eat.
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oh, and us scraping the last 1% of our dinner into the bin.
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But its not the last 1%. Its about 30% of all the food in the UK ends up in the waste.
I don't really care about this aspect, I just want free horse burgers.
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the wasting of food in this country really makes me angry. That's why any food I don't finish, I throw at my neighbour's bedroom window.
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They order too much stuff as we as a race cannot handle them running out of bread and milk.
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Nobody I can find locally stocks it and I can't be bothered travelling to stockwell for it.
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www.exoticmeats.co.uk/goat-meat.html
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I like to see it first and have asked shop staff to cut a steak from a fresh cut in the past.
However this made me laugh
www.exoticmeats.co.uk/horse-burgers.html
"IMPORTANT NOTICE: All of our horse burgers contain horse meat, we do not add beef to our horse burgers."
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Half the butchers in Bristol sell Goat meat..want me to send you some in an envelope?
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ha! goat meat in a Bristol butchers is most often the result of un crime passionnel
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urgh. Goat has exactly the taste/texture that you would expect.
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Its great in a slow cooked curry or slow roasted.
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If it were bad it wouldn't be the worlds most eaten meat
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I had a goat curry in Farringdon about 8 years ago. It was disgusting. The jagged shards of bone led me to believe the goat had been killed and prepared with a lump hammer. Too salty and chewy. And goaty.
Also, I finally had wood pigeon a few months ago, to see what all the fuss was about. An expensive disappointment.
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Top tip
Next time you're at a butchers ask them if they have any cow or lamb bones.
They'll sell them to you for next to nothing.
Boil them up for a few hours with a halved onion, bayleaf, garlic and some carrot to make a great stock.
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no thanks, I like good food but I'm too squeamish to make it. I will not touch raw meat.
I nearly threw up hearing my best mate describe how he chopped up a pigs head to make brawn or something.
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Also if you don't have a bone saw a good branch cutter with chop them up into pot sized pieces.
Just be sure to roast them first so you can get the marrow all nice and golden.
and a latte spoons is good for digging it out.
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'Ah you'll be ok, if you going to stick it in your mouth you should be able to hold it.'
can't we have just one day without any Savile quotes?
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I do know a butcher that will sell me half a lamb for £30 so that's the plan for a summer BBQ roast.
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where do you live? If it's in London and you can't be bothered to go to Stockwell, you don't sound very committed to your mission.
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VEGETABLE RIGHTS AND PEACE MAN
*starts lentil-weaving in yurt*
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they destroy it instead of us paying for it then throwing it out
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Basically you're asked if you want any salad garnish with your meal. If you think it's a bit of a waste of food (I rarely 'need' it but just end up nibbling it anyway) and say no thanks, 5p goes to some food charity to feed the world. If you get enough pubcos behind this sort of thing, you'll be raking it in, and then just need to decide whether to actually give it to charity or run away with the money somewhere.
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meh, burgers are mostly earholes, arseholes, fanny and mouth holes anyway.
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Burgers tend to be made from the crappiest and toughest cuts of steak which is probably why nobody noticed the horse meat. Eating horse is like eating shoe leather.
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I would have liked to have asked which reasons.
Or who's health and safety was in jeopardy.
What a silly thing to say.
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The Tesco embassy burning could unit the Jews and Muslims.
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Vimeo link, very odd on first listen - but worth it.
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Just hope it isn't done to 'Unfinished Sympathy' somewhere
Edit: the Metallica one feels just wrong vimeo.com/24938649
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...I wasnt sure to post REM or Metallica. Hope this guy does some more, very interesting. "Gimme Shelter" would be good to hear.
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Now it sounds like something released by Olly Murs. And that's not a good thing.
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I wonder if that was done with the latest version of Melodyne, which can pull individual notes out of chords.
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I think I prefer that version, TBH. Less dirgey.
This single/album was the beginning of the descent for REM though, sadly.
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Murmur is indubitably great, as is Document and bits of Life's Rich Pageant. But Fables of the Reconstruction is a bit pants. Meanwhile, while Around the Sun is pretty dire, Up is massively underrated, as is New Adventures; and the final two albums were superb.
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Found Up very weak though and sort of gave up on them at that point.
I think other than Murmur, they've never made an album that was great from start to finish, although New Adventures in Hi Fi came closest.
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agree that they lack a single 'great' album. I stopped even giving them the time of day once a friend played me 'Monster'.
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Murmur and Chronic Town for me - I can't think of any other veteran bands whose first album is the best
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...just...weird...
It would be better to do it the other way around, turning happy pop songs in to nihilistic dirges.
Edit: Hahaha! The Riders On The Storm one is fucking hilarious! 'Killer on the road' doo dee doo dee doo dee doo. It's just so inanely happy...
Edit edit: The Django Reinhardt one is pretty good. Doesn't come off too saccharine.
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It also means that there's still hope for the vast majority of emo.
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Momo is hiding in every one of these photos. Shame you can't make the photos a little big bigger, makes some of them pretty difficult.
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and wants water supply privatised.
Yes, it's an Icke link.
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That's why we all get our water from private companies already, rather than the government.
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which is probably why Icke has a problem with him.
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..and next to every name are the words "credulous spastic: no threat"
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well I think it's a fun site. I'd be fascinated to know which of his beliefs (which often seem contradictory) has come closest to making shadowy men in smokey rooms call telephones that are only to be used in extreme circumstances and say 'Its out.'
sadly, we'll never know - but I hope it's the Hollow Moon theory.
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I've now spent half an hour browsing the forums & my mind is a mush. As a consequence I will believe anything.
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Would you rather have "Existential threat to the country"?
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haha bless. 'Joey' is still used as an insult amongst my close friends.
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Here's what started it all - some clips from Blue Peter in this comedy thing
www.youtube.com/watch?v=wZF0DJRQo_Y
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it's odd that a whole generation of us looks back nostalgically to a more innocent age, when the children of Britain mocked a man with cerebral palsy as one.
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... childhood was over (I was 21 then)
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caught me doing my best, full on Joey impression. She went ballistic. Probably didn't help that her daughter had spas.
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A particularly unruly classmate pulled a joey face but was spotted by the teacher, who apart from being an awesome English teacher was also a bit of a righteous Germaine Greer clone. She went into one describing how Joey Deacon was an inspiration, about how disabled people face immense difficulties on a day-to-day basis that the rest of us cant comprehend. She finished her tirade by asking "So why would you do that?!"
He defiantly reply - "coz it's funny!"
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NSFW for dirty words.
One that always sticks in my mind was one I saw in a sex shop in Amsterdam 3 years ago. It was called 'Shitty Lady'.
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Didn't have Black Cock Down though :)
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A blast from the past for those in their late 30s/early 40s. Think I wore my cassette version out as a kid
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jeez. I read that and thought 'you don't need to be that old to remember Madhouse. I used to watch it every week.'
Then I remembered I'm 38. :(
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I'm reading his ghastly book 'Must the show go on?' intermittently.
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"Film looking at America's War on Drugs, painting a portrait of individuals at all levels, from dealer to grieving mother, narcotics officer to senator, inmate to judge."
Me and a friend watched this last night and thought it was really good.
I don't expect anybody to watch it now but maybe save it for later, it really was very interesting*
*also, interesting to hear David Simon (writer of The Wire) talk about his experiences, which basically led him to write the show in the first place.
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Pretty much anything from Storyville is bloody brilliant. Will watch that later.
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This one was great too.
Hope you like it!
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... its sorry stuff.
*bookmarks for later*
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Really interesting, if fucking tragic.
Huge minimum sentencing terms for non-violent crimes is just idiotic, imo.
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Best 'my virginity is still intact' comment:
even when these designs seems to be obey the law of conservation of energy, they still violate the second law of thermodynamics stating that the entropy of an isolated system always increase until maximum entropy. Therefore it is impossible to have any motion since the resistant force will inevitably generate entropy.
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...as soon as any load or 'work' is introduced to the system it ceases to function. Which makes them pretty useless for any practical application.
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...if you introduced a paddled wheel to be spun by the water as it comes out of the top, but then that would alter the force of the water going back in to the main 'pool' and affect the flow.
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But then that may not be enough energy to push the water up in the first place.
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It would be like fitting a larger fuel tank to your car. All it would do would be to make it longer before you needed to put more energy in again.
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Make them do any work and the grind to a halt.
I true test for any device like this is if it speeds up after the initial energy input.
In that case there may be excess energy being created to harvest in work.
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However, I do like a bit of perpetual Marimba in the morning.
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But strangely beguiling, as well.
*click*
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I also saw your colour changing block on the mainboard.
*Although simple i find it very atmospheric.
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it would be IMMENSE
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they would have followed orders to kill us all.
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