"I turned around and the hot dog was in the air," Woods said after signing off with a three-under-par 68. "I guess he wanted to be in the news."
If you could throw an object at a sporting celebrity that was unlikely to do them any harm, who would it be and what object would you use?
Alt: What's for LUNCH.
edit:sporting
seems to be the way this is going
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If you could throw an object at a sporting celebrity that was unlikely to do them any harm, who would it be and what object would you use?
Alt: What's for LUNCH.
edit:
seems to be the way this is going
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I'd throw a salad at Chris Moyles, hopefully he'd take the hint
And kill himself.
Alt: Whatever I can grab in 5 minutes
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And kill himself.
Alt: Whatever I can grab in 5 minutes
( , Mon 10 Oct 2011, 11:21, archived)
I'd throw a pineapple at Jason Lee for some mid-90s football related lols
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The main reason we played that clip
Is because you can see Graham Kelly's pants.
( , Mon 10 Oct 2011, 12:13, archived)
Is because you can see Graham Kelly's pants.
( , Mon 10 Oct 2011, 12:13, archived)
Fuck you fatty
I'm off to the docs to get another 2 week line.
( , Mon 10 Oct 2011, 11:28, archived)
I'm off to the docs to get another 2 week line.
( , Mon 10 Oct 2011, 11:28, archived)
classic mistake here MONO!
I've told you before, bring a distraction lunch into work as well.
OR
Make twice as much lunch.
( , Mon 10 Oct 2011, 11:59, archived)
I've told you before, bring a distraction lunch into work as well.
OR
Make twice as much lunch.
( , Mon 10 Oct 2011, 11:59, archived)
For example:
Ham sandwich, quavers and aero
PLUS
Large scotch egg/medium pork pie, pack of chipsticks.
( , Mon 10 Oct 2011, 12:12, archived)
Ham sandwich, quavers and aero
PLUS
Large scotch egg/medium pork pie, pack of chipsticks.
( , Mon 10 Oct 2011, 12:12, archived)
*useless fat fives*
*misses*
*wheezes*
*puffs inhaler*
*eats another pie*
( , Mon 10 Oct 2011, 12:24, archived)
*misses*
*wheezes*
*puffs inhaler*
*eats another pie*
( , Mon 10 Oct 2011, 12:24, archived)
I often find myself floating, eyes closed, drooling a bit until I end up at a windowsill with a pie cooling on it.
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The name Steve Cram always used to make me think of crab paste.
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Norman St John-Stevas
Bag of Maltesers
CLIVE
HIVE
DIVE
/talk needs moar good Harry Hill.
( , Mon 10 Oct 2011, 12:07, archived)
Bag of Maltesers
CLIVE
HIVE
DIVE
/talk needs moar good Harry Hill.
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http://en.wikiquote.org/wiki/Harry_Hill
I think dogs should only be allowed to eat food that rhymes with their names. Under this system Poodles would only be able to eat noodles or strudel. But if you think about it that is the only dog which rhymes with a food so that's probably why the system isn't in effect. No, stop trying to think of a dog which rhymes with a food there isn't one. Stop it!
(later)
Quiche Lorraine, Great Dane. No, I won't accept it.
(later)
Labrador, lobster thermidor. OK, I'll accept that one.
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I think dogs should only be allowed to eat food that rhymes with their names. Under this system Poodles would only be able to eat noodles or strudel. But if you think about it that is the only dog which rhymes with a food so that's probably why the system isn't in effect. No, stop trying to think of a dog which rhymes with a food there isn't one. Stop it!
(later)
Quiche Lorraine, Great Dane. No, I won't accept it.
(later)
Labrador, lobster thermidor. OK, I'll accept that one.
( , Mon 10 Oct 2011, 12:09, archived)
oh of course!
thank you! couldn't find it on youtube.
you DO have your uses. got any pea cosies?
( , Mon 10 Oct 2011, 12:13, archived)
thank you! couldn't find it on youtube.
you DO have your uses. got any pea cosies?
( , Mon 10 Oct 2011, 12:13, archived)
I bet you think Choldmondleigh-Featherstonehaugh
is spelt "Chumley-Fanshaw".
( , Mon 10 Oct 2011, 12:15, archived)
is spelt "Chumley-Fanshaw".
( , Mon 10 Oct 2011, 12:15, archived)
Pfft "Stevens"
Stevas!
no, I don't. no idea what you're referencing there. Unless it's Mr Cholmondley-Warner from that Harry Enfield. In which case - WOMAN! KNOW YOUR LIMITS
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Stevas!
no, I don't. no idea what you're referencing there. Unless it's Mr Cholmondley-Warner from that Harry Enfield. In which case - WOMAN! KNOW YOUR LIMITS
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how would you ask for directions to Woolfardisworthy?
they have to write "(Woolsery)" on the signs for people like you.
( , Mon 10 Oct 2011, 12:21, archived)
they have to write "(Woolsery)" on the signs for people like you.
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00:14:01,791
Dash, there I go calling you Main-waring.
You call it Mainwaring, don't you?
209
00:14:01,958 -- 00:14:06,509
I knew a chap out in India, called himself
Chumley, spelt his name Cholmondeley.
210
00:14:06,678 -- 00:14:08,396
Absolute idiot.
211
00:14:12,398 -- 00:14:15,151
We used to call him Chilli Mushrooms.
212
00:14:15,318 -- 00:14:17,309
Chilli Mush...!
213
00:14:17,478 -- 00:14:19,673
How frightfully amusing!
214
00:14:19,838 -- 00:14:22,033
Terribly clever. Chilli Mushrooms.
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I always loved the bit where he goes down the hill in the bath tub!
and when he falls through the open bar! "Nice and cool, Trigger, Nice and cool""!!! ROTFQMFO
( , Mon 10 Oct 2011, 12:25, archived)
and when he falls through the open bar! "Nice and cool, Trigger, Nice and cool""!!! ROTFQMFO
( , Mon 10 Oct 2011, 12:25, archived)
because you think black people are no better than dogs?
shame on you, mgt.
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shame on you, mgt.
( , Mon 10 Oct 2011, 11:44, archived)
Apparently I'm awesome at dancing when I'm completely smashed,
shame I don't remember it
( , Mon 10 Oct 2011, 11:50, archived)
shame I don't remember it
( , Mon 10 Oct 2011, 11:50, archived)
I suspect your friends are being kind/laughing at you
( , Mon 10 Oct 2011, 11:54, archived)
the distinction between awesome and hilarious is not one that I recognise.
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In many ways, Yes
but in the most important way (actually NOT being him), no.
( , Mon 10 Oct 2011, 11:49, archived)
but in the most important way (actually NOT being him), no.
( , Mon 10 Oct 2011, 11:49, archived)
I'd throw the crushed dreams of the disaffected masses at david cameron
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anyone who seriously thought he would be magical Mr Fix-It
only has himself to blame.
( , Mon 10 Oct 2011, 11:37, archived)
only has himself to blame.
( , Mon 10 Oct 2011, 11:37, archived)
this is the most pragmatic form of protest I have ever heard of
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I would throw a one-month early contract upgrade taking up the "O2 Internet Saver 200" with a "HTC Titan", and I'ld throw it to myself gently.
No, wait, I'd throw a 1kg solid gold bullion brick, again, gently, so I could catch it.
( , Mon 10 Oct 2011, 11:51, archived)
No, wait, I'd throw a 1kg solid gold bullion brick, again, gently, so I could catch it.
( , Mon 10 Oct 2011, 11:51, archived)
this is really rather cunning,
but what sport would you take up first? There's no doubt at least that you are a personality.
( , Mon 10 Oct 2011, 11:53, archived)
but what sport would you take up first? There's no doubt at least that you are a personality.
( , Mon 10 Oct 2011, 11:53, archived)
fallen objects bounce twice quixotically, often trouncing wimps.
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