
I was in a restaurant in France and overheard a big scouse guy ordering rare steak from the waiter.
When the waiter asked how rare he'd like it, he said "Just wipe its arse and stick it on a plate, mate" and I nearly pissed myself, against my better judgement.
Laughed at anything recently that was not funny?
( , Mon 11 Apr 2005, 14:29, archived)

the black lesbian halfwit cripple in HR earlier?
( , Mon 11 Apr 2005, 14:34, archived)

whose daughter only moved out of their bedroom when she was 18 months old. The wife was thrilled, looking forward to a renewed sex life. On their first night alone she turned hopefully to her husband and said, "we're alone at last, you know what that means" to which he replied, "yes, we can play Yahtzee as loudly as we like!"
They'd never played Yahtzee. Ever. Although distressingly the wife now uses Yahtzee as a euphamism, and calls to tell me whenever she gets a game. *shudders*
( , Mon 11 Apr 2005, 14:43, archived)

we all know.
Edit: If that was her then I suspect I am in trouble now.
( , Mon 11 Apr 2005, 14:44, archived)

gah. There isn't enough mindbleach in my world.
( , Mon 11 Apr 2005, 14:45, archived)

used to pick their daughter up from nursery, and my code word for IDing myself was Yahtzee. Sick fucks that they are.
( , Mon 11 Apr 2005, 14:53, archived)

Set them on fire and put them out with a shovel. That'll learn them.
( , Mon 11 Apr 2005, 14:57, archived)

that the one that fixes his photocopier? Anyone else suspicious that Mykey's office seem to run a very equal opportunities policy?
( , Mon 11 Apr 2005, 14:35, archived)

perhaps they have a position reserved for the politically-challenged? :P
( , Mon 11 Apr 2005, 14:37, archived)

...blahblah I'M FAT! blahblah...
Heh heh, I'm quite fond the girl, really.
( , Mon 11 Apr 2005, 14:41, archived)

But still hauling the ex issue out is getting a bit worn
/not one to talk
( , Mon 11 Apr 2005, 14:42, archived)

if we weren't all seeking some sort of attention.
Although I wonder *exactly* what type of attention would be appropriate for Mykey. A baseball bat perhaps?
( , Mon 11 Apr 2005, 14:44, archived)

And when all you have to go on here is how people put themselves across, I suppose it's inevitable that one would charicature oneself a little.
( , Mon 11 Apr 2005, 14:46, archived)

a relationship of some type?
I just cant work it out...
( , Mon 11 Apr 2005, 14:49, archived)

glass houses and stones are springing to mind, so on that note I'm going to have a fag and do some work (finally)
( , Mon 11 Apr 2005, 14:50, archived)

goodself. But no, point taken.
I don't mind, if people are happy then great. I started to see what you meant about the "always being right" thing but I can let that ride. There are people on here (none of you lot at the moment!) that wind me up more and I can refrain from rising to tha bait... and no doubt some people think I am a right wanker (or attention seeking whore :) and they're entitled to that opinion too.
( , Mon 11 Apr 2005, 14:55, archived)

I think they're just having mad rampant sex.
lucky bastards
( , Mon 11 Apr 2005, 14:51, archived)

I do not wish to be lumped into one "uberbadger" responsible for all these acts.
( , Mon 11 Apr 2005, 14:51, archived)

We are through the looking glass here gentlemen...
I've waited years to use that phrase.
( , Mon 11 Apr 2005, 14:53, archived)

Welcome to the Jungle?
Actually better than you might imagine.
( , Mon 11 Apr 2005, 15:02, archived)

The initial fight, and the one with the midgets in the jungle!
( , Mon 11 Apr 2005, 15:05, archived)

sauce with a tossed green salad?
( , Mon 11 Apr 2005, 15:03, archived)

were going to form some sort of almighty badger triumvirate and take over the world?
In a fashion involving mushrooms and snakes, perhaps?
( , Mon 11 Apr 2005, 14:54, archived)

although TBK wished to be known as The "Feared Badger of Spoons"
But my involvement in this adventure does not extend to sexually gratifying their partners and I would like this noted for the record.
( , Mon 11 Apr 2005, 14:56, archived)

being talked about, is not being talked about.
And yes, yes I do.
( , Mon 11 Apr 2005, 14:40, archived)

I was moving fairly fast and held the door open but forward momentum carried me too far and it caused me to let the door swing closed on the guy who was on crutches. I had to apologise make my excuses and run off to the toilets to giggle like a school girl.
( , Mon 11 Apr 2005, 14:36, archived)

I had to help him up and he was really, really pissed off. In that time I had to stifle laughter so it just got worse and worse until I could get away.
( , Mon 11 Apr 2005, 14:42, archived)

Reminds me of something my mate did.
This blind woman gets off train, and proceeds to walk straight towards him.
He tries to jump out the way, but in the process knocks her white stick out her hand, literally punting it 5m down the station.
He had to then lead her and pick the stick up for her, all without laughing.
Heh, how i laughed from my safe distance
( , Mon 11 Apr 2005, 14:45, archived)

It wasn't the grunts and wheezes of air, funny though they were.
It was the sheer amount of bass in his fart when he finally released some gas.
My cubicle door shook and it reverberated around my toilet bowl and i swear i felt it on my arse.
( , Mon 11 Apr 2005, 14:40, archived)

sitting between two occupied toilets that were both flushed in stereo the other day? That made me laugh more than was healthy.
( , Mon 11 Apr 2005, 14:46, archived)

I have been biding my time, using the middle cubicle in some hope that this will happen again.
remember to raise you arms and chant something
( , Mon 11 Apr 2005, 14:49, archived)

you are my cubicle-priesthood hero*
*meant in a non-gay way.
( , Mon 11 Apr 2005, 14:54, archived)

as incidental music.
( , Mon 11 Apr 2005, 14:47, archived)

My mate (at the time) only had the one leg (he's now without both of them) and was playing in goal. He had his false leg on obviously and it was held on by the usual gubbins but also a strap around his waist. Anyway - he dived to make a save...but the ball got loose...and their attacker was running in so he swung his false leg at it...which promptly came off. This would've been fine had it not been attached to his waist also...it swung round and kicked him squarely in the face.
This was...and still is...the funniest thing I have ever seen...
( , Mon 11 Apr 2005, 14:45, archived)

while we all picked ourselves up from the floor and composed ourselves...
( , Mon 11 Apr 2005, 14:49, archived)

but still as funny as last time you posted it.
( , Mon 11 Apr 2005, 14:50, archived)

I knew a guy at Uni who, when at school, was walking into town with a mate when he pointed and said "'Ere, who's that bald bloke? BALDYYY!", towhich his mate said "That's my dad, he's just had an operation to remove a brain tumour."
Cue chump stammering and pointing down an empty street "No, not him, I meant that other guy there... oh, he's gone now."
( , Mon 11 Apr 2005, 14:51, archived)

for the RAF, and we were discussing what kind of thing it should be able to stand up to. I said "there's a difference between a fully-armed fighter and a " *pause for breath and while I thought of something* *think of something and blurt it out* "MAN WITH STICK!". At that exact moment a bloke hobbled in on crutches and I couldn't control myself.
( , Mon 11 Apr 2005, 14:45, archived)

Kinda laughed at anything that moved.
put the fella right off...
Also went to Tesco and the guy in front of us had combat pants on.
It was only when the fella blurted out :
" THAT GUY HAS NO LEGS! "
Meaning he couldn’t see them due to the remarkable camouflage.
I nearly wet myself...
( , Mon 11 Apr 2005, 14:46, archived)

if it gets to Johnny Briggs, divorce is on the cards.
( , Mon 11 Apr 2005, 15:02, archived)

He stood up, and carefully chose the quiet gap after a question had been delivered to point at a guy in a wheelchair and shout "YOU'RE NOT FUCKING DISABLED!!!"
He swears that he had shared a taxi home from a club with the guy (a total stranger but still possible in light of my friend) the previous week and he had been able to walk. I almost pissed myself and still laugh about it now.
( , Mon 11 Apr 2005, 14:57, archived)