I'm going to make millions
From the Completely fucking useless shit challenge. See all 411 entries (closed)
( , Thu 15 Jan 2009, 14:50, archived)
From the Completely fucking useless shit challenge. See all 411 entries (closed)
( , Thu 15 Jan 2009, 14:50, archived)
This is fucking ace
And more than makes up for your misbehaviour below.
*click*
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Thu 15 Jan 2009, 14:52,
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*click*
Over Christmas I was in pub that had windowless loos with lights
that worked on motion sensors...the door opens you walk in the lights go on.
Now after 5 pints of Black Sheep and while standing very still having a jimmy riddle, the sensors decide I have left the room and turn all the fucking lights off mid flow.... I got some wee on the wall...
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Thu 15 Jan 2009, 14:55,
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Now after 5 pints of Black Sheep and while standing very still having a jimmy riddle, the sensors decide I have left the room and turn all the fucking lights off mid flow.... I got some wee on the wall...
Oh yes, a classic from the Ministry of Crap Design
Along with:
- robotic perfume+in+alcohol+and+detergent dispensers, mounted at eye-level;
- big-roll commercial loopaper dispensers, with skin-lacerating cutting edges that the end of the paper disappears behind;
...add your faves.
/bloodboilblog
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Thu 15 Jan 2009, 14:59,
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- robotic perfume+in+alcohol+and+detergent dispensers, mounted at eye-level;
- big-roll commercial loopaper dispensers, with skin-lacerating cutting edges that the end of the paper disappears behind;
...add your faves.
/bloodboilblog
Haha
This reminds me of Homer's 'Everything's alright' Alarm.
:D
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Thu 15 Jan 2009, 14:58,
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:D
Can't!
..cos it's stolen from The Day Today! :)
Edit:
"Blinking! In England, over 700 million hours a year are spent blinking. That's why a Leeds firm has built a special light which switches itself off for the duration of each blink. The device is also triggered by other activities which don't require light, such as sleeping and breathing. I'm Rosie May and the world is at my teat."
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Fri 16 Jan 2009, 19:30,
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Edit:
"Blinking! In England, over 700 million hours a year are spent blinking. That's why a Leeds firm has built a special light which switches itself off for the duration of each blink. The device is also triggered by other activities which don't require light, such as sleeping and breathing. I'm Rosie May and the world is at my teat."