No.
He literally* bumped into Bobcat Goldthwait in the street, and got placed in a crowd scene in lieu of an autograph.
*not literally
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He literally* bumped into Bobcat Goldthwait in the street, and got placed in a crowd scene in lieu of an autograph.
*not literally
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Haha, imagine if the Americans elected a third-rate celebrity halfwit as Leader Of The Free World!
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I like how so many of them have been telling actors to stick to what they're good at, and stay out of politics
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There's a theory going round that he's illiterate.
youtu.be/bd79UsXSLWg
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youtu.be/bd79UsXSLWg
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looking at the video, that seems more plausible. However it appears to be low enough that he'll just sign anything put in front of him.
It is so low it certainly limits his thought and diction.
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It is so low it certainly limits his thought and diction.
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Don't see what's so happy about it. I scraped the side of my car this morning, now everyone's gonna think I'm some cunt who can't drive properly.
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I once scraped my car all along a pub wall when half my colleagues were watching me do it from the pub and the other half were in my car.
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I once hit my own garage with my car,
not to mention that bollard that came out of nowhere (that I'd parked next to).
( , Mon 6 Feb 2017, 14:03, archived)
not to mention that bollard that came out of nowhere (that I'd parked next to).
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I did that once. I'd worked an 18 hour shift and forgot to put the handbrake on so when i jumped out of it hit the pillar of the garage.
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I just confidently backed onto the drive, and smacked the wall.
After I'd got my next car hit by a bus, I stopped driving to work for a few years.
( , Mon 6 Feb 2017, 14:17, archived)
After I'd got my next car hit by a bus, I stopped driving to work for a few years.
( , Mon 6 Feb 2017, 14:17, archived)
I think my old Vauxhall Nova was the only car I've owned and managed to not prang to some degree.
But it was a complete shitheap, and the fact I ever managed to drive it anywhere at all was something of a minor miracle.
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But it was a complete shitheap, and the fact I ever managed to drive it anywhere at all was something of a minor miracle.
( , Mon 6 Feb 2017, 14:08, archived)
My Astra was a little like that towards the end.
It used to veer off if you pushed the brakes, but to keep it interesting it chose the direction somewhat randomly.
One of my mates had the Nova saloon. It added 'narrowboat handling' to the list of downsides.
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It used to veer off if you pushed the brakes, but to keep it interesting it chose the direction somewhat randomly.
One of my mates had the Nova saloon. It added 'narrowboat handling' to the list of downsides.
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My second car was an Astra.
I was genuinely sorry to let it go.
( , Mon 6 Feb 2017, 14:18, archived)
I was genuinely sorry to let it go.
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I've kicked the panels in anger on a couple.
That probably counts
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That probably counts
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I parked next to a pillar, reversed about, turned the wheel and smashed the door right up.
That was probably my biggest driving related "I'm a prick" moment.
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That was probably my biggest driving related "I'm a prick" moment.
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The second was going to a body shop to ask about getting a polish
and then reversing into a metal barrier right outside.
( , Mon 6 Feb 2017, 14:21, archived)
and then reversing into a metal barrier right outside.
( , Mon 6 Feb 2017, 14:21, archived)
When I was abroad in a rental I parked up on the left side of the road then opened the door onto a lamp post.
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go on ebay and see if you can buy a chinese replacement part
there's only the tiniest likelihood it'll completely destroy your car (unlike your laptop)
( , Mon 6 Feb 2017, 14:06, archived)
there's only the tiniest likelihood it'll completely destroy your car (unlike your laptop)
( , Mon 6 Feb 2017, 14:06, archived)
Bought a Chinese mass airflow meter once.
It didn't work even a little bit. I don't really know why I was surprised by this.
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It didn't work even a little bit. I don't really know why I was surprised by this.
( , Mon 6 Feb 2017, 14:10, archived)
I came to work this morning to find the probe thermometer I'd ordered off amazon had arrived.
I ordered it on the 25th of November and forgotten all about it.
( , Mon 6 Feb 2017, 14:14, archived)
I ordered it on the 25th of November and forgotten all about it.
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We already did BttF puns today m8
We've got no time for them now!!
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We've got no time for them now!!
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It's your kids, Kroney!
Sintering got to be done about your kids!
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Sintering got to be done about your kids!
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Compacting them into a solid mass without doing so to the point of liquifaction?
I'm not totally against it, it just seems an odd thing to want to do.
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I'm not totally against it, it just seems an odd thing to want to do.
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It's funny living in a world where "sintering" is a more common word than "something"
yet here we are.
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yet here we are.
( , Mon 6 Feb 2017, 14:33, archived)
work.
I'm also a bit ill. I considered phoning in sick, but as I'm on call I soldiered on.
( , Mon 6 Feb 2017, 12:58, archived)
I'm also a bit ill. I considered phoning in sick, but as I'm on call I soldiered on.
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This is my pint, take a picture , show me your life
m.imgur.com/kyllhWV
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m.imgur.com/kyllhWV
( , Mon 6 Feb 2017, 12:59, archived)
whatever keeps the dollar dollar train rollin' mongy
New trains are what the youtube kids want to see, so that's what they get. This motherfucker's got Bluetooth all up in its cabizzle.
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New trains are what the youtube kids want to see, so that's what they get. This motherfucker's got Bluetooth all up in its cabizzle.
( , Mon 6 Feb 2017, 13:12, archived)
Have you considered fucking around with electromagnets and shiz to make a lego maglev?
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I have nothing interesting to take a picture of right now
so have this picture, taken from inside the bridge of sighs instead.
i.imgur.com/UExVn2d.jpg
( , Mon 6 Feb 2017, 13:14, archived)
so have this picture, taken from inside the bridge of sighs instead.
i.imgur.com/UExVn2d.jpg
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you just taped a postcard to the back of a breezeblock and photo'd it, you bender
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now take a photo of both hands, put that photo on your monitor, and take a photo of it
Hanns G hands free!
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Hanns G hands free!
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Monday mornings
and the hangovers that accompany them.
This is a good opportunity to make up for lost time in a true two-birds-with-one-stone fashion, so Grrrry: what ails you? and WP: wherefore art thou in hospital?
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and the hangovers that accompany them.
This is a good opportunity to make up for lost time in a true two-birds-with-one-stone fashion, so Grrrry: what ails you? and WP: wherefore art thou in hospital?
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kid went to playschool for the first time last week
It came home as a massive disease vector who's given the whole family the lurgee.
( , Mon 6 Feb 2017, 13:07, archived)
It came home as a massive disease vector who's given the whole family the lurgee.
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I'm sick of people being ill
specifically people I am responsible for, I don't care about the rest of you
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specifically people I am responsible for, I don't care about the rest of you
( , Mon 6 Feb 2017, 13:02, archived)
I thought I might be off sick, today,
after the two massive runny shits I expelled, yesterday. But I feel fine, this morning.
( , Mon 6 Feb 2017, 13:02, archived)
after the two massive runny shits I expelled, yesterday. But I feel fine, this morning.
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I'm in the hospital.
I first started posting here regularly when I was bored in the hospital after my motorcycle accident, and the rest is history.
What do you do to pass the long dull hours?
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I first started posting here regularly when I was bored in the hospital after my motorcycle accident, and the rest is history.
What do you do to pass the long dull hours?
( , Mon 6 Feb 2017, 11:03, archived)
Alright. I look at car stuff, which will no doubt be a surprise for everyone.
Currently wheels. The mrs decided to replace her mini after all that faff, but it's arriving on a set of basic rollerskates.
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Currently wheels. The mrs decided to replace her mini after all that faff, but it's arriving on a set of basic rollerskates.
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What's she getting?
My new car threw a service light withing 20 miles of leaving the dealership. They're being very nice about sorting it out, but it's a right ballache.
( , Mon 6 Feb 2017, 11:08, archived)
My new car threw a service light withing 20 miles of leaving the dealership. They're being very nice about sorting it out, but it's a right ballache.
( , Mon 6 Feb 2017, 11:08, archived)
A Giulietta.
I'll make a petrolhead out of her, yet.
Every single Alfa on the forecourt had kerbed alloys. I'm worried that there's a form of myopia spread through contact with Alfa steering wheels.
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I'll make a petrolhead out of her, yet.
Every single Alfa on the forecourt had kerbed alloys. I'm worried that there's a form of myopia spread through contact with Alfa steering wheels.
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It's fine, it comes with a warranty for the two years we're planning on keeping it for.
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Good luck.
There's bound to be a maximum claim on the warranty. I'd put money on you hitting that.
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There's bound to be a maximum claim on the warranty. I'd put money on you hitting that.
( , Mon 6 Feb 2017, 11:11, archived)
Alfas suffer from pub-chat critics.
The modern crop are much better than the older lot and, considering the Mini threw a cam belt, two sets of run flats and three gearbox bearings in the twenty thousand miles she had it for, I reckon it's going to have to really shit the bed to appear a worse car for it.
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The modern crop are much better than the older lot and, considering the Mini threw a cam belt, two sets of run flats and three gearbox bearings in the twenty thousand miles she had it for, I reckon it's going to have to really shit the bed to appear a worse car for it.
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Dunno about the petrols but the diesels use that GM engine that's in loads of stuff.
Even if it is unreliable at least it looks nicer than the mini eh?
( , Mon 6 Feb 2017, 11:15, archived)
Even if it is unreliable at least it looks nicer than the mini eh?
( , Mon 6 Feb 2017, 11:15, archived)
I shall not suffer a diesel on my driveway.
We have no need of a proper 4x4, so no need of a tractor engine.
( , Mon 6 Feb 2017, 11:18, archived)
We have no need of a proper 4x4, so no need of a tractor engine.
( , Mon 6 Feb 2017, 11:18, archived)
Having had a couple of diesels I'm not entirely sold by them.
It's all well and good having an engine that's good for 200+k miles but all the other gubbins seems to start needing replacing around the early 100's in my experience.
( , Mon 6 Feb 2017, 11:19, archived)
It's all well and good having an engine that's good for 200+k miles but all the other gubbins seems to start needing replacing around the early 100's in my experience.
( , Mon 6 Feb 2017, 11:19, archived)
Coked up egr valves, filling a reservoir with stale piss, the constant donkdonkdonk,
shuddering like a troll wanking in a cave, total fuel pump failure and constantly replacing the exhaust. All must haves for your standard family vehicle.
( , Mon 6 Feb 2017, 11:22, archived)
shuddering like a troll wanking in a cave, total fuel pump failure and constantly replacing the exhaust. All must haves for your standard family vehicle.
( , Mon 6 Feb 2017, 11:22, archived)
Yeah, I wish I had a driveway.
Having to live with a diesel just to tow the horse around is a right cunt.
( , Mon 6 Feb 2017, 11:25, archived)
Having to live with a diesel just to tow the horse around is a right cunt.
( , Mon 6 Feb 2017, 11:25, archived)
You forget the clouds of Victorian factory soot they throw out if you don't change their filters every 3 thousand miles
and the capability for gassing an entire woodland's worth of creatures which goes largely unnoticed because they didn't produce as much of 2006's poisonous gas du jour.
( , Mon 6 Feb 2017, 11:25, archived)
and the capability for gassing an entire woodland's worth of creatures which goes largely unnoticed because they didn't produce as much of 2006's poisonous gas du jour.
( , Mon 6 Feb 2017, 11:25, archived)
Diesel vehicles will be banned within 2 years once it's proved conclusively that they're responsible for 95% of all heart conditions, alzheimers and cancer, hth
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Petrols are getting similar mpg's with smaller engines these days so their days are numbered.
Electric vehicles are more practical than people think. Definitely suitable as a second car if you're a couple.
( , Mon 6 Feb 2017, 11:58, archived)
Electric vehicles are more practical than people think. Definitely suitable as a second car if you're a couple.
( , Mon 6 Feb 2017, 11:58, archived)
I look forward to this bright new future when all filling stations come with charging points as standard
and a Travelodge above the shop because of the 14 hours it'll take to charge the fucking thing
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and a Travelodge above the shop because of the 14 hours it'll take to charge the fucking thing
( , Mon 6 Feb 2017, 12:03, archived)
I was reading about someone who did from one end of the country to the other in a renault zoe.
Those things don't all have that much range. But the trick seems to be that electric cars don't charge in a linear fashion and on a 10 minute charge you can get them back up to about 70-80%.
( , Mon 6 Feb 2017, 12:08, archived)
Those things don't all have that much range. But the trick seems to be that electric cars don't charge in a linear fashion and on a 10 minute charge you can get them back up to about 70-80%.
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If you don't cover more than 90 miles a day, then there's no reason not to get a leccy car other than the cost to buy.
I've read that same page and, were they all not so incredibly ugly, I might consider it.
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I've read that same page and, were they all not so incredibly ugly, I might consider it.
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Yeah. My Mum and Dad had a cabbie take them to the airport in an EV.
He seemed quite happy with it, and didn't seem bothered about stopping more regularly to top up the battery and stretch his legs.
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He seemed quite happy with it, and didn't seem bothered about stopping more regularly to top up the battery and stretch his legs.
( , Mon 6 Feb 2017, 12:14, archived)
Add 40% to your journey length because you have to weave about all over the place to ensure there's a charging point every 50 miles?
You're not really convincing me, here.
( , Mon 6 Feb 2017, 12:14, archived)
You're not really convincing me, here.
( , Mon 6 Feb 2017, 12:14, archived)
There's far more charging stations than you think.
And, unsurprisingly one of the first places they cropped up were, get this, motorway services.
I'm not really sold on them just yet (i also woudn't buy one because I wouldn't want to buy a brand new car), but they're definitely already more practical than the public seem to think they are and they are only going to improve.
( , Mon 6 Feb 2017, 12:15, archived)
And, unsurprisingly one of the first places they cropped up were, get this, motorway services.
I'm not really sold on them just yet (i also woudn't buy one because I wouldn't want to buy a brand new car), but they're definitely already more practical than the public seem to think they are and they are only going to improve.
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The current number of charging stations is going to look woefully inadequate of everyone starts buying electric.
As it stands, there's enough of them for electric vehicle owners to get free parking without much worry.
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As it stands, there's enough of them for electric vehicle owners to get free parking without much worry.
( , Mon 6 Feb 2017, 12:21, archived)
Be a lot more practical and efficient if you took the ton of battery out.
Overhead power grids in town, everyone in dodgems!
( , Mon 6 Feb 2017, 12:27, archived)
Overhead power grids in town, everyone in dodgems!
( , Mon 6 Feb 2017, 12:27, archived)
Trolleybuses strike me as more practical.
After the shit-show of the edinburgh trams.
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After the shit-show of the edinburgh trams.
( , Mon 6 Feb 2017, 12:33, archived)
Oh, I actually meant that.
We had a load of them in the 60s-70s, they all got scrapped when the old routes were pedestrianised.
( , Mon 6 Feb 2017, 12:40, archived)
We had a load of them in the 60s-70s, they all got scrapped when the old routes were pedestrianised.
( , Mon 6 Feb 2017, 12:40, archived)
I thought a few off them had built-in chargers as optional extras
so you just need an extension lead and a handy 13A socket. I'm sure most petrol stations would oblige if you bought a rank coffee and an overcooked sausage in a bun at the same time.
( , Mon 6 Feb 2017, 12:17, archived)
so you just need an extension lead and a handy 13A socket. I'm sure most petrol stations would oblige if you bought a rank coffee and an overcooked sausage in a bun at the same time.
( , Mon 6 Feb 2017, 12:17, archived)
I think all of them will do that.
The charging stations use 3-phase though so charge a lot quicker.
( , Mon 6 Feb 2017, 12:33, archived)
The charging stations use 3-phase though so charge a lot quicker.
( , Mon 6 Feb 2017, 12:33, archived)
Fingers crossed for a generous scrappage scheme,
and I'll be able to get myself a nice, clean, electric-powered people carrier.
( , Mon 6 Feb 2017, 12:12, archived)
and I'll be able to get myself a nice, clean, electric-powered people carrier.
( , Mon 6 Feb 2017, 12:12, archived)
Hellosir
I'm calling you today because you may have been mis-sold SUV
( , Mon 6 Feb 2017, 12:16, archived)
I'm calling you today because you may have been mis-sold SUV
( , Mon 6 Feb 2017, 12:16, archived)
I've only heard bad things about anything but top range alfas.
I'd not have one, but then I've bought a broken volvo, so I might not be the person to ask.
( , Mon 6 Feb 2017, 11:22, archived)
I'd not have one, but then I've bought a broken volvo, so I might not be the person to ask.
( , Mon 6 Feb 2017, 11:22, archived)
It's thrown a skid service required light.
Probably a dirty sensor or water on a reductor ring, but I'm bollocksed if I'm spannering it the day after I've bought it. It's going back to the dealer tomorrow.
( , Mon 6 Feb 2017, 11:24, archived)
Probably a dirty sensor or water on a reductor ring, but I'm bollocksed if I'm spannering it the day after I've bought it. It's going back to the dealer tomorrow.
( , Mon 6 Feb 2017, 11:24, archived)
The way I figure it, all our cars have broken something critical on a regular basis
so we may as well drive whatever we fancy and fuck the consequences.
( , Mon 6 Feb 2017, 11:27, archived)
so we may as well drive whatever we fancy and fuck the consequences.
( , Mon 6 Feb 2017, 11:27, archived)
This is why if I was shelling out the sort of cash a new car costs and was planning to only have it a few years I'd seriously consider leasing or whatever.
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It's occurred to me, too.
Especially considering how savagely cars depreciate.
( , Mon 6 Feb 2017, 11:45, archived)
Especially considering how savagely cars depreciate.
( , Mon 6 Feb 2017, 11:45, archived)
Yeah, I like them.
She loved driving it. If she likes this one, we'll probably get a brand new one in a couple of years. These cars are much better than they used to be, but I still would feel better with her having a warranty; she's not interested in spannering whatsoever.
( , Mon 6 Feb 2017, 11:16, archived)
She loved driving it. If she likes this one, we'll probably get a brand new one in a couple of years. These cars are much better than they used to be, but I still would feel better with her having a warranty; she's not interested in spannering whatsoever.
( , Mon 6 Feb 2017, 11:16, archived)
Clash of Clans is my go-to "zoned out of a teleconference" game
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What? That thread had run its short course m8.
Plus I want some attention.
( , Mon 6 Feb 2017, 11:07, archived)
Plus I want some attention.
( , Mon 6 Feb 2017, 11:07, archived)
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I am extremely busy, that's why I didn't have time to read your original post properly.
Sorry to hear you're in the hospital and hope whatever is wrong gets better soon or if that's not possible then I hope you don't suffer for too long.
( , Mon 6 Feb 2017, 12:29, archived)
Sorry to hear you're in the hospital and hope whatever is wrong gets better soon or if that's not possible then I hope you don't suffer for too long.
( , Mon 6 Feb 2017, 12:29, archived)
Write, game, listen to music, play music, wank, stuff my face with food products including but not limited to sausages.
( , Mon 6 Feb 2017, 11:42, archived)
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If I'm not on here,
I'm probably reading The Register, or RationalWiki. Despite that, my neck is whisker free.
I'll occasionally fall into the click-hole that is TVTropes, too.
( , Mon 6 Feb 2017, 12:18, archived)
I'm probably reading The Register, or RationalWiki. Despite that, my neck is whisker free.
I'll occasionally fall into the click-hole that is TVTropes, too.
( , Mon 6 Feb 2017, 12:18, archived)
you mean the hours dedicated to car chat on here?
those are really good for my productivity as it drives* most people off the board for a while and it's easier to get some work done
*oho!
( , Mon 6 Feb 2017, 12:26, archived)
those are really good for my productivity as it drives* most people off the board for a while and it's easier to get some work done
*oho!
( , Mon 6 Feb 2017, 12:26, archived)
I really, absolutely, cannot fathom why people can't just talk about something else
and leave us to it.
( , Mon 6 Feb 2017, 12:38, archived)
and leave us to it.
( , Mon 6 Feb 2017, 12:38, archived)
I like the fact that no-one gives a single solitary fuck as to why you're in hospital.
( , Mon 6 Feb 2017, 12:32, archived)
( , Mon 6 Feb 2017, 12:32, archived)
HA! and people accuse me of being uncaring.
www.b3ta.com/talk/8043863
( , Mon 6 Feb 2017, 12:35, archived)
www.b3ta.com/talk/8043863
( , Mon 6 Feb 2017, 12:35, archived)
I assumed that he wasn't actually in hospital now,
and was just making a reference to why he started posting here.
If he is there, my guess would be something too do with Mrs Pig's eyesight.
( , Mon 6 Feb 2017, 12:36, archived)
and was just making a reference to why he started posting here.
If he is there, my guess would be something too do with Mrs Pig's eyesight.
( , Mon 6 Feb 2017, 12:36, archived)
Horse fucking gone wrong again, no doubt.
Emissions chat is what the cool kids care about.
( , Mon 6 Feb 2017, 12:37, archived)
Emissions chat is what the cool kids care about.
( , Mon 6 Feb 2017, 12:37, archived)
If this has already been posted, I offer my deepest apologies
If not, well done Manolith
( , Mon 6 Feb 2017, 10:03, archived)
If not, well done Manolith
( , Mon 6 Feb 2017, 10:03, archived)
i'm disappointed that even though he tweeted it to his 16.7k followers, i didn't get a single extra submission
( , Mon 6 Feb 2017, 10:10, archived)
( , Mon 6 Feb 2017, 10:10, archived)
I never saved the email address to submit. Is there a button or something?
( , Mon 6 Feb 2017, 10:14, archived)
( , Mon 6 Feb 2017, 10:14, archived)
it's there in the subtitle. that'll do for now
sausageadmin.tumblr.com/
( , Mon 6 Feb 2017, 10:16, archived)
sausageadmin.tumblr.com/
( , Mon 6 Feb 2017, 10:16, archived)
i have to finish my whole edit training book this week so i won't be able to dick around on here so much, but i'll sort it out at some point
( , Mon 6 Feb 2017, 10:29, archived)
( , Mon 6 Feb 2017, 10:29, archived)
He who walks behind the threads.
Our last mod was found crucified, with an even number of sausages stuffed into each orifice.
( , Mon 6 Feb 2017, 10:28, archived)
Our last mod was found crucified, with an even number of sausages stuffed into each orifice.
( , Mon 6 Feb 2017, 10:28, archived)
might post on the blog about him tweeting about the blog tweety tweety blog blog
( , Mon 6 Feb 2017, 10:09, archived)
( , Mon 6 Feb 2017, 10:09, archived)
Make a new blog about people who tweet about blogs inspired by tweets.
( , Mon 6 Feb 2017, 10:10, archived)
( , Mon 6 Feb 2017, 10:10, archived)
No, I've had enough, this is exactly what Brexit is supposed to be
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I just love when a ginger bring his whole crew
It's just a bigger piece of sausage for me to chew a hole thru
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It's just a bigger piece of sausage for me to chew a hole thru
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Rob's been checking out manolith's sausage?
so the rumours were true after all
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so the rumours were true after all
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Sydney Morning Herald.
Rob can keep his shenanigans out of the UK press, but his influence doesn't extend Down Under.
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Rob can keep his shenanigans out of the UK press, but his influence doesn't extend Down Under.
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Time for a new recipe for the blog: dog anus and black pepper sausages.
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Please go easy on the homoerotic "I would" type posts whenever a picture of an attractive sausage is posted on the board.
Not only can it get a bit tiresome, but it can be intimidating and unwelcoming for a lot of fairy boarders. Besides, even if you would, he probably would too.
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Not only can it get a bit tiresome, but it can be intimidating and unwelcoming for a lot of fairy boarders. Besides, even if you would, he probably would too.
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haha this is really funny because I don't really love sausage in the bum and that's what makes the whole situation amusing lol
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Could be a resounding success with figurative sausages but liable to be a disappointment with actual sausages.
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I'm somehow on a pullout sofa in a 3rd flr flat , that's about all I know for now
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I'm gonna be well upset if you don't provide some backstory soon
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There is an angry tortoise, and I've rolled a joint and am looking for my car keys
m.imgur.com/tc4EYfR
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m.imgur.com/tc4EYfR
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the man in the flat above is trying to seduce you
Have you had to read out a stupid poem this morning?
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Have you had to read out a stupid poem this morning?
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Probably, no cunt appears to get up here so me and the ninja tortoise are off to the spoon's at 8
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lol, punctuation!
I have to buy a new printer, so it looks like my evening will be a tour of our households many computational devices, accompanied by many a test page. Might treat myself and update my list of reserved IP addresses on the router. Woohoo.
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I have to buy a new printer, so it looks like my evening will be a tour of our households many computational devices, accompanied by many a test page. Might treat myself and update my list of reserved IP addresses on the router. Woohoo.
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Buy a brother laser printer and then you'll probably not have to buy another printer again.
Inkjets are a waste of time; you probably don't need colour as much as you think you do.
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Inkjets are a waste of time; you probably don't need colour as much as you think you do.
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Was gonna get a £60 b/w laser from John Lewis, downstairs.
It's a Samsung, though. What's so good about the Brothers?
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It's a Samsung, though. What's so good about the Brothers?
( , Mon 6 Feb 2017, 10:10, archived)
You'll probably be fine with a Samsung. Brothers Red reasonably priced and well built that's all.
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Two Hats.
My other half (not the better half, that's me) went to university in Portsmouth and told me a story about how they had to choose a different company to sponsor the Spinnaker because they originally chose a company whose colours were red and white, which are the colours of Southampton, or some shit. I'll be honest, i kind of stopped listening because there was a dog playing frisbee on the park we were walking past.
Anyway, is this true and, if so, what the hell?
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My other half (not the better half, that's me) went to university in Portsmouth and told me a story about how they had to choose a different company to sponsor the Spinnaker because they originally chose a company whose colours were red and white, which are the colours of Southampton, or some shit. I'll be honest, i kind of stopped listening because there was a dog playing frisbee on the park we were walking past.
Anyway, is this true and, if so, what the hell?
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People jump off the Spinnaker, believe it or not.
They're not suiciding, they're doing it for fun! The mind boggles.
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They're not suiciding, they're doing it for fun! The mind boggles.
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It's true
So instead they half painted it a pale yellow, so it looks like it spent time in the home of a heavy smoker.
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So instead they half painted it a pale yellow, so it looks like it spent time in the home of a heavy smoker.
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haha, I actually just imagined you doing that
and it gave me a sort of perverse pleasure
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and it gave me a sort of perverse pleasure
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Oh really, who cares?
Red is a fairly common colour. Is this sort of thing really worth getting all in a huff over?
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Red is a fairly common colour. Is this sort of thing really worth getting all in a huff over?
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Because the people who shout the loudest in this city are often the stupidest
I would've preferred red and white to 'nicotine stained'
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I would've preferred red and white to 'nicotine stained'
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or better still
leave it as it fucking was, and put the company logo on all of the literature
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leave it as it fucking was, and put the company logo on all of the literature
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football fans. they care so much
i guess for some of them there's nothing else going on in their lives
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i guess for some of them there's nothing else going on in their lives
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We had to develop a system for an irish customer that does business in both irelands.
They we were told under no uncertain circumstances was the system allowed large amounts of green, blue or orange in its colour scheme.
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They we were told under no uncertain circumstances was the system allowed large amounts of green, blue or orange in its colour scheme.
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Obama's reelection campaign just wouldn't have been the same without him.
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Hey you, get ready get on your feet
Get into gear and hit the street
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Get into gear and hit the street
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well I can't be expected to recognise all the shit music you quote
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George R R Martin does look like a creature you would find in the sci fi/fantasy world
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"One does not simply walk into Hill Valley."
lol, I love The Sword Of Shannara.
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lol, I love The Sword Of Shannara.
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just watched The Wonderful Wizard of Oz again for the umpteenth time
... if I only had a brain
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... if I only had a brain
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I'm watching hell or high water. Seems alright.
Dunno whether I'll watch They Live or The Hitch Hiker* afterwards.
*The original one directed by Ida Lupino.
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Dunno whether I'll watch They Live or The Hitch Hiker* afterwards.
*The original one directed by Ida Lupino.
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How many is ump?
I mean, 'umpteen' is presumably ten plus ump, right?
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I mean, 'umpteen' is presumably ten plus ump, right?
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yea yeah tl:dr
creativeliz.files.wordpress.com/2012/03/yan-tan-tethera-24-3-12.jpg
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creativeliz.files.wordpress.com/2012/03/yan-tan-tethera-24-3-12.jpg
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Pick it up this morning.
Just waiting for my brother, he's going to give me a lift.
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Just waiting for my brother, he's going to give me a lift.
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nice
With regard to your AUX issue, a cheap temp solution is one of those plug-in FM transmitters that you tune the car radio to.
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With regard to your AUX issue, a cheap temp solution is one of those plug-in FM transmitters that you tune the car radio to.
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Yeah, I've got one of those somewhere.
I imagine they fuck with the sound quality a bit, but got to be better than being stuck with normal old fm radio.
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I imagine they fuck with the sound quality a bit, but got to be better than being stuck with normal old fm radio.
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If it also has a cassette player
The adapters for those sound better than FM
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The adapters for those sound better than FM
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I had a dab one of those with aux as well. It sounded surprisingly good.
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I can't tell if I'm in the middle of a bad cold or descending into flu.
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I've had flu before.
I don't think it is flu. But it can take a couple of days to get going.
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I don't think it is flu. But it can take a couple of days to get going.
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Although I first started to get symptoms tue/wed so would've been on my back before now I think.
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Flu starts that's normally it, you don't get a few days build up, not that type of virus
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Last time I had it I remember feeling ropey and had a headache the day before then was fucked the next day.
It was on new year though so I was smashed. Saw some photos and I was as white as a sheet.
Spent the next four days in bed dozing in and out of a Sharpe marathon on the history channel.
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It was on new year though so I was smashed. Saw some photos and I was as white as a sheet.
Spent the next four days in bed dozing in and out of a Sharpe marathon on the history channel.
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I feel like shit but I'm managing to follow what's going on in the subtitled A Very Long Engagement, so I can't be properly dead.
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Yeah but it might include that episode where you see Liz Hurley's chebs.
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I really struggle to give a shit about american politicall shit
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i am attempting something new tonight
as i'm craving pepperoni pizza but can't eat it, i'm going to make a cheese and pepperoni omelette.
anyone else bored enough to resort to shit like this?
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as i'm craving pepperoni pizza but can't eat it, i'm going to make a cheese and pepperoni omelette.
anyone else bored enough to resort to shit like this?
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you get used to it
if you're thinking 'i can't eat those, i'm on a diet', it'll do your head in and you'll eventually eat them. if you think 'i can't eat them, i'll be in total agony', it's much easier to leave them alone!
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if you're thinking 'i can't eat those, i'm on a diet', it'll do your head in and you'll eventually eat them. if you think 'i can't eat them, i'll be in total agony', it's much easier to leave them alone!
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I've made omelettes more interesting by frying the filling with fajita or jerk spices before.
Always seems to work well. Cheese and pepperoni ought to make for a nice oozy omelette, so it gets my vote.
According to my browsers spell check, omelette isn't a real word. No wonder I can never type anything coherent.
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Always seems to work well. Cheese and pepperoni ought to make for a nice oozy omelette, so it gets my vote.
According to my browsers spell check, omelette isn't a real word. No wonder I can never type anything coherent.
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is it set to 'merican?
mine is forever telling me i've spelled something wrong when i know i haven't.
might throw a bit of szechuan pepper into the mix before i pour it into the pan
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mine is forever telling me i've spelled something wrong when i know i haven't.
might throw a bit of szechuan pepper into the mix before i pour it into the pan
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Yum.
If the Americans don't know what an omelette is, then they have my pity.
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If the Americans don't know what an omelette is, then they have my pity.
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There's few enough places in this country where you can get a decent cup of tea,
but at least you're never given a cup of warm water with a tea bag for dipping.
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but at least you're never given a cup of warm water with a tea bag for dipping.
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I've just had a delicious cup of coffee.
Might go crazy and have another, as this pot has used up the last of the grounds.
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Might go crazy and have another, as this pot has used up the last of the grounds.
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i'm avoiding coffee for the time being
until i can get my heart and blood pressure to behave
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until i can get my heart and blood pressure to behave
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Don't blame the coffee, women are always fainting in my presence.
A-ha-ha-ha!
I'll see myself out.
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A-ha-ha-ha!
I'll see myself out.
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not fainted yet
i'm saving that for when someone asks me to do the dishes
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i'm saving that for when someone asks me to do the dishes
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You know I gesture-type everything on my phone,
and rarely bother to proof read, right?
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and rarely bother to proof read, right?
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Swype?
I don't know what it's called, but it's preferable to jabbing at the screen.
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I don't know what it's called, but it's preferable to jabbing at the screen.
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I sometimes shove a tablespoon of curry paste in my scrambled eggs.
I can't remember when I last had an omelette. Too faffy.
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I can't remember when I last had an omelette. Too faffy.
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dried chilli flakes in scrambled eggs is brilliant for a hangover
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all my family cook
my brother makes fantastic curries, my older sister specialises in italian food, my younger sister does traditional english food and i do thai food, soups and cakes
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my brother makes fantastic curries, my older sister specialises in italian food, my younger sister does traditional english food and i do thai food, soups and cakes
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I can cook, I choose not too, lived on my own on good money for too long to bother
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And because I get high, because I get high , because I get high
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that's my main problem
i love cooking but i live on my own, so there's no point making big meals
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i love cooking but i live on my own, so there's no point making big meals
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So single people can cook spaghetti bol for 4 but stick 3 portions in the freezer to never be eaten ? Did grrr tell you this fact
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8 billion pounds on a complete schwartz set to sit in the cupboard and go out of date, winning
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I invested heavily in herbs in the early 90s, seems saffron doesn't keep well
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Chicken casserole pretty much
But you make some mash, mix it with flour, butter, add milk to make a dough, then make little cobble like rounds and top it with them, then bake it. Nice but a lot of faff and mess.
Something about nans
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But you make some mash, mix it with flour, butter, add milk to make a dough, then make little cobble like rounds and top it with them, then bake it. Nice but a lot of faff and mess.
Something about nans
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I hope Chester negotiated a fair price.
Haha! Alright, spanishfly.
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Haha! Alright, spanishfly.
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My Dad got alll weird and started talking about inheritances
What are you likely to get when your parents pop their clogs?
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What are you likely to get when your parents pop their clogs?
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Fuck all.
Their will stipulates that we're to liquidate any assets that aren't their house, and split that evenly, but I'm not aware of them having any hidden treasures tucked away. I won't get any share of the house until such time as my brother either moves out, or moves someone else in (at which point I will spilt whatever I acquire between my children - the will binds them to the same agreement, should I have carked it before getting my share).
Not really the arrangement I wanted, as I wouldn't be surprised if they lost the house to cover care home costs, in which case my brother will be homeless.
Wow, cheerful thread - thanks, Grrry!
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Their will stipulates that we're to liquidate any assets that aren't their house, and split that evenly, but I'm not aware of them having any hidden treasures tucked away. I won't get any share of the house until such time as my brother either moves out, or moves someone else in (at which point I will spilt whatever I acquire between my children - the will binds them to the same agreement, should I have carked it before getting my share).
Not really the arrangement I wanted, as I wouldn't be surprised if they lost the house to cover care home costs, in which case my brother will be homeless.
Wow, cheerful thread - thanks, Grrry!
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He's rapidly becoming a part-time carer for our father.
Lucky him.
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Lucky him.
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Half a nice house in the suburbs and a lot of out of date furniture.
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We'd never be able to sell their place, as I doubt my sister will ever leave
also, my brother will need somewhere to sleep when he inevitably cheats on his girlfriend and she kicks him out.
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also, my brother will need somewhere to sleep when he inevitably cheats on his girlfriend and she kicks him out.
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Wait, so your sister still lives with your parents? Is she not ok?
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My aunt had four kids
One's a shutin with agoraphobia, one's never worked a day in her life and lives on benefits for "stress", one's now decided she's a bloke and the other's an alcoholic recovering from a messy divorce. Two still live at home. The youngest is 46.
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One's a shutin with agoraphobia, one's never worked a day in her life and lives on benefits for "stress", one's now decided she's a bloke and the other's an alcoholic recovering from a messy divorce. Two still live at home. The youngest is 46.
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My family are all mostly ok.
Couple of second cousins in jail, one cousin married to the sort of.bloke that has rottweilers on chain leads.
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Couple of second cousins in jail, one cousin married to the sort of.bloke that has rottweilers on chain leads.
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In truth, she's fine
she's just flakey. And my dad is a sucker.
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she's just flakey. And my dad is a sucker.
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Bit morbid m8.
Not sure the answer'd be, though. My mum's got nowt except a ridiculously large collection of self-help books, all of which are going either to Oxfam or into the recycling bin. My dad's got enough electronics to build the Terminator five times over so I should at least be able to get something useful out of that.
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Not sure the answer'd be, though. My mum's got nowt except a ridiculously large collection of self-help books, all of which are going either to Oxfam or into the recycling bin. My dad's got enough electronics to build the Terminator five times over so I should at least be able to get something useful out of that.
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yeah, my Dad's like that
a working week visiting his grandkid, and then does an "oh, by the way, this is what I was thinking of doing before I die" as we're on the way to the airport.
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a working week visiting his grandkid, and then does an "oh, by the way, this is what I was thinking of doing before I die" as we're on the way to the airport.
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... which is exactly what will happen if you don't murder them soon.
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probably nothing
i've had mine from my mum already as she sold the home i grew up in and gave me the money to buy my flat
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i've had mine from my mum already as she sold the home i grew up in and gave me the money to buy my flat
( , Fri 3 Feb 2017, 15:25, archived)
Unsurprisingly, not a single person here knows what Rick & Morty is
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I saw about thirty seconds of it once.
Reddit goes completely sweaty-handed crazy over it. That and Adventure Time, which I've not seen either.
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Reddit goes completely sweaty-handed crazy over it. That and Adventure Time, which I've not seen either.
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I found Adventure Time to be a pleasant surprise.
It's quite a bit less shit than most of what's on Citv.
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It's quite a bit less shit than most of what's on Citv.
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I thoroughly enjoyed R+M
but couldn't finish an episode of Adventure Time.
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but couldn't finish an episode of Adventure Time.
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we have a plush meeseeks in the office. lots of people ask about him
the difference between our workplaces, i guess
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the difference between our workplaces, i guess
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We've been expressly forbidden from personalising our workspaces.
:(
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:(
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I'm an only child, so whatever remains after their retirement.
For reference they're currently holidaying in Spain for six fucking weeks.
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For reference they're currently holidaying in Spain for six fucking weeks.
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Yeah I can't wait to retire
I'm concerned it won't be a thing when I'm old enough though.
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I'm concerned it won't be a thing when I'm old enough though.
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My nans have a habit of ending every conversation with "if we speak again". They've both been doing this for the last 10 years.
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Do they gather round a cauldron and offer advice to aspiring Scottish kings?
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I've a suspicion that my parents will leave it all between my kids and my sister's two
And they'll probably insist it goes into a trust fund until they are sensible enough to not spend it all on booze, the killjoy pricks
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And they'll probably insist it goes into a trust fund until they are sensible enough to not spend it all on booze, the killjoy pricks
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In memory of The Doveston
www.bbc.co.uk/news/magazine-38845772
🕯️RIP The Doveston 🕯️
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www.bbc.co.uk/news/magazine-38845772
🕯️RIP The Doveston 🕯️
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5/7
got the last question wrong, which is a badge of honour round these parts
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got the last question wrong, which is a badge of honour round these parts
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4 or 5, I wasn't really paying attention when I closed the tab.
At least I got a laugh at PETA being pricks, again.
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At least I got a laugh at PETA being pricks, again.
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Not clicking that
I'm mourning those who lost their lives in the Bowling Green Massacre. Semper Fi :(
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I'm mourning those who lost their lives in the Bowling Green Massacre. Semper Fi :(
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Muslims aren't allowed salami.
Further proof that the entire religion was cooked up by the CIA as a "false flag" operation, but has gotten slightly out of hand.
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Further proof that the entire religion was cooked up by the CIA as a "false flag" operation, but has gotten slightly out of hand.
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I was going to have pizza to cheer myself up
but the pizza place is run by a paedophile ring :(
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but the pizza place is run by a paedophile ring :(
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Jews only popularised the bagel in an effort to push the gay agenda.
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www.theguardian.com/lifeandstyle/shortcuts/2016/feb/24/i-can-eat-a-rainbow-new-york-psychedelic-bagels-light-up-london
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Playdoh might be non-toxic,
but it's still irresponsible to sell it as food.
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but it's still irresponsible to sell it as food.
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you fucking will click it otherwise you're disrespecting the Doves
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and yet the dog walks free
www.burtonmail.co.uk/winshill-man-jailed-for-13-years-after-raping-woman-and-encouraging-dog-to-commit-serious-sex-act/story-30102720-detail/story.html
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www.burtonmail.co.uk/winshill-man-jailed-for-13-years-after-raping-woman-and-encouraging-dog-to-commit-serious-sex-act/story-30102720-detail/story.html
( , Fri 3 Feb 2017, 14:51, archived)
BONG! just after 10 thread. BONG! weekend plans?
BONG! What's the best song you've heard recently?
BONG! kill yourself.
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BONG! What's the best song you've heard recently?
BONG! kill yourself.
( , Fri 3 Feb 2017, 10:04, archived)
i haven't used a bong in ages
weekend plans are pretty sparse. we were supposed to be going to a comedy show in brighton but got the tickets refunded. think the missus is out tonight so i might just sit around in my pants playing videogames
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weekend plans are pretty sparse. we were supposed to be going to a comedy show in brighton but got the tickets refunded. think the missus is out tonight so i might just sit around in my pants playing videogames
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I'm off to see a comedy show tonight.
And I've planned in some underwear video games for tomorrow. In other world's, we may have become friends.
( , Fri 3 Feb 2017, 10:21, archived)
And I've planned in some underwear video games for tomorrow. In other world's, we may have become friends.
( , Fri 3 Feb 2017, 10:21, archived)
Stewart Lee.
I'm sort of playing a bit of Doom and a bit of last guardian. See what I'm in the mood for.
( , Fri 3 Feb 2017, 10:37, archived)
I'm sort of playing a bit of Doom and a bit of last guardian. See what I'm in the mood for.
( , Fri 3 Feb 2017, 10:37, archived)
nice, i'd like to play both of those
have you seen stew before?
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have you seen stew before?
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I have. I don't much like places like theatre or cinemas as I get a bit claustrophobic if I feel I can't get up and leave easily.
But I braved a Stewart Lee show that my brother got tickets for last year as I really enjoy a lot.of what he's done. It was a good enough show that I forgot all about my stupid bent fear and so I am actually looking forward to a trip to the theatre for the first time since I was a kid.
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But I braved a Stewart Lee show that my brother got tickets for last year as I really enjoy a lot.of what he's done. It was a good enough show that I forgot all about my stupid bent fear and so I am actually looking forward to a trip to the theatre for the first time since I was a kid.
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( , Fri 3 Feb 2017, 10:35, archived)
I once got a reprimand from Yahoo! Answers,
after someone asked how to construct a bong from a coke can and a Biro.
They left the question up, but took down all the answers.
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after someone asked how to construct a bong from a coke can and a Biro.
They left the question up, but took down all the answers.
( , Fri 3 Feb 2017, 10:35, archived)
I saw that at the cinema, midweek, in the middle of the day.
I was only there because I was avoiding my landlord, and found myself in the company of a bunch of shifty looking blokes who were clearly only there for Zeta-Jones slinking through lasers.
Next day, I went to see The Mummy, and found myself in the company of truants, who clearly weren't there to watch the film.
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I was only there because I was avoiding my landlord, and found myself in the company of a bunch of shifty looking blokes who were clearly only there for Zeta-Jones slinking through lasers.
Next day, I went to see The Mummy, and found myself in the company of truants, who clearly weren't there to watch the film.
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Dese are easy questions, so dey are.
Going out on the tahn tomorrow night, and I think I've got lunch with someone or other on Sunday...actually, it's a harder question than I thought. But I did hear the Gigamesh remix of Don't Stop Till You Get Enough recently and thought "that's alright, that."
I've just read an article about two soldiers who stopped at Maccy D's for lunch and left their assault rifles and ammo in the car, where they got nicked. Teh lolz!
( , Fri 3 Feb 2017, 10:14, archived)
Going out on the tahn tomorrow night, and I think I've got lunch with someone or other on Sunday...actually, it's a harder question than I thought. But I did hear the Gigamesh remix of Don't Stop Till You Get Enough recently and thought "that's alright, that."
I've just read an article about two soldiers who stopped at Maccy D's for lunch and left their assault rifles and ammo in the car, where they got nicked. Teh lolz!
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It's everyone's blogs, all rolled into one.
It's a real blogwash in here.
( , Fri 3 Feb 2017, 10:29, archived)
It's a real blogwash in here.
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christ, just shut the fuck up will you, no one's reading all that shit you type
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My youngest has offered to clean my car, at the weekend.
Says if I double his payment, he'll do a good job.
In answer to your question, I will be paying for the privilege of washing my own car.
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Says if I double his payment, he'll do a good job.
In answer to your question, I will be paying for the privilege of washing my own car.
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I don't think contract law is going to tempt him away from his Beano annuals.
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Music wise, I've been listening to that Bent album you mentioned earlier in the week.
lol, "bent"!
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lol, "bent"!
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Programmed To Love.
Maybe it wasn't you that recommended it, but I like it nonetheless.
( , Fri 3 Feb 2017, 10:27, archived)
Maybe it wasn't you that recommended it, but I like it nonetheless.
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My mistake, it was $$ and Gormo.
Reminds me a little of Mint Royale, although a bit less pop. I'm sure Richard can supply the correct genre name, as I'm bound to misidentify it.
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Reminds me a little of Mint Royale, although a bit less pop. I'm sure Richard can supply the correct genre name, as I'm bound to misidentify it.
( , Fri 3 Feb 2017, 10:41, archived)
OK.
You know that Avalanches record? Like that, but considerably more chilled out. All samples and keyboards, that sort of thing.
( , Fri 3 Feb 2017, 10:46, archived)
You know that Avalanches record? Like that, but considerably more chilled out. All samples and keyboards, that sort of thing.
( , Fri 3 Feb 2017, 10:46, archived)
There are 2 avalanches records and they're quite different, although built around the use of a huge amount of samples.
Which one is it like?
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Which one is it like?
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I've only ever heard one record by the Avalanches, and it's sort of a bit like that one.
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Ah, you are saying record to mean single, and I thought you meant album.
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I wasn't even aware that Avalanches had managed to stretch their "sample loads of films" gimmick out to an entire album,
let alone two.
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let alone two.
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It is something like 2 albums in about 15 years mind.
The recent album is good I thought.
( , Fri 3 Feb 2017, 11:05, archived)
The recent album is good I thought.
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get some eastern europeans to do it properly for a tenner, at least they will be able to reach the roof
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There's a nice Czech bloke does cat washing by me. 12 quid and he does a good job of it.
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I didn't even need to click that link for it to set off my allergies.
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After all this time, it turns out Michael Flatley is the actual Messiah?
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Not going in yesterday has had the unfortunate after effect of having to go in today
I am not happy about this. It's been about 5 years since I last went in on a Friday.
( , Fri 3 Feb 2017, 8:56, archived)
I am not happy about this. It's been about 5 years since I last went in on a Friday.
( , Fri 3 Feb 2017, 8:56, archived)
I would expect you to wear a suit and tie and constantly under pressure to conduct business
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Did you ever see the Malcolm in the middle where Hal was being a fall guy for his work but he got off when he produced his memory box and admitted he'd not gone to work on a Friday in years.
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Awww, someone deleted the first new forummember in ages hello message.
Morning.
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Morning.
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morning, was it the Fake passport guy?
yeah, like 10 minutes ago I was checking him out. manolith must be awake.
( , Fri 3 Feb 2017, 7:43, archived)
yeah, like 10 minutes ago I was checking him out. manolith must be awake.
( , Fri 3 Feb 2017, 7:43, archived)
Yeah, I was going to see if I could get a passport cheaper than 6000000 pounds like grrrmachine had to pay.
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there's certainly a lot of them
it's like a saga holiday camp in here
( , Fri 3 Feb 2017, 8:45, archived)
it's like a saga holiday camp in here
( , Fri 3 Feb 2017, 8:45, archived)
Hey hey.
Was all set for a fight with Amazon, last night, when my daughter's phone packed up, but they've sent a new one without any fuss whatsoever, which was a nice surprise. Could have saved myself the time I'd doesn't trying to fix it, if I'd known.
( , Fri 3 Feb 2017, 7:46, archived)
Was all set for a fight with Amazon, last night, when my daughter's phone packed up, but they've sent a new one without any fuss whatsoever, which was a nice surprise. Could have saved myself the time I'd doesn't trying to fix it, if I'd known.
( , Fri 3 Feb 2017, 7:46, archived)
not sure you need the "c" if you've got double-k
and vice versa. This has thrown doubt upon the very concept of Friday, for me.
( , Fri 3 Feb 2017, 7:54, archived)
and vice versa. This has thrown doubt upon the very concept of Friday, for me.
( , Fri 3 Feb 2017, 7:54, archived)
looks like Fridays Mupps stops giving a shit even about orthography
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skoi's full o' that whoite stuff that hoides the view of potatoes in the field
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I can't be the only person who thinks Daft Punk is a load of tedious wank
I meet creative types who love that shit. Wankers.
( , Fri 3 Feb 2017, 8:40, archived)
I meet creative types who love that shit. Wankers.
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1.bp.blogspot.com/-DkHKGi3q_DE/WCRH_NpuNLI/AAAAAAAAGYI/9l50KIBGpUUrCqGN6Nv6n86CV0UETg_qwCLcB/s1600/Untitled.png
( , Fri 3 Feb 2017, 8:47, archived)
I rarely meet creative types who are creative
they just regurgitate the latest wank that trickles down through instagram
( , Fri 3 Feb 2017, 8:51, archived)
they just regurgitate the latest wank that trickles down through instagram
( , Fri 3 Feb 2017, 8:51, archived)
Your nan regurgitated my latest wank, and it trickled down through her last Christmas
So I put it on instagram
( , Fri 3 Feb 2017, 8:53, archived)
So I put it on instagram
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I'm not very familiar with their work, so it would be unfair of me to comment at this time
I hope this helps
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I hope this helps
( , Fri 3 Feb 2017, 8:54, archived)
You know that one song that's a bit like all the other songs, except it's got that guy in it who did that song about being happy.
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No
But didn't they do one with Nile Rodgers? I don't know that one either
( , Fri 3 Feb 2017, 9:10, archived)
But didn't they do one with Nile Rodgers? I don't know that one either
( , Fri 3 Feb 2017, 9:10, archived)
They get very samey after a while but they've done a couple of good tunes.
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morning. Has the Great Cabbage Famine brought Poland to its knees yet?
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sorry m8
unlike your decrepit western decadence, we're still able to grow enough food to feed the populace.
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unlike your decrepit western decadence, we're still able to grow enough food to feed the populace.
( , Fri 3 Feb 2017, 9:08, archived)
I'm going to spain in a few weeks
Thinking of buying loads of courgettes, then selling them in blighty at an enormous profit. It can't fail
( , Fri 3 Feb 2017, 9:20, archived)
Thinking of buying loads of courgettes, then selling them in blighty at an enormous profit. It can't fail
( , Fri 3 Feb 2017, 9:20, archived)
Go for pumpkins, they should be peaking in February based on my October predictions.
( , Fri 3 Feb 2017, 9:23, archived)
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Tesco have implemented a "3 iceberg lettuce per customer" rule.
Has anyone ever needed to buy more than one?
( , Fri 3 Feb 2017, 9:25, archived)
Has anyone ever needed to buy more than one?
( , Fri 3 Feb 2017, 9:25, archived)
It's just a ploy to increase demand and put the prices up. The minute you tell the public there's a shortage of something they'll rush out to buy it, it'll be like the petrol crisis all over again.
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Dunno if it's the London Lager, Budweiser or the slight cold I have.
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I'm sorry, but I'm not standing for that sort of behaviour.
Watched a great film on the netflixes last night called "Green Room", in which a Punk Band have to escape the clutches of a Neo Nazi group, lead by Captain Picard.
It was well gory.
What's the last fillum you watched and how do you rate it?
Cheers.
( , Thu 2 Feb 2017, 16:50, archived)
Watched a great film on the netflixes last night called "Green Room", in which a Punk Band have to escape the clutches of a Neo Nazi group, lead by Captain Picard.
It was well gory.
What's the last fillum you watched and how do you rate it?
Cheers.
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Never heard of that... At first glance are they trying to do a Sharknado type thing?
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no
tree-huggers go off to spot whales and run afoul of a family who are referred to as 'fishbillies' and things go bad very quickly. some decent kill scenes in it, though, and leatherface makes a surprising appearance as a nice boat captain
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tree-huggers go off to spot whales and run afoul of a family who are referred to as 'fishbillies' and things go bad very quickly. some decent kill scenes in it, though, and leatherface makes a surprising appearance as a nice boat captain
( , Thu 2 Feb 2017, 17:04, archived)
Ooh, didn't know that was on Netflix.
Will be adding to my watch list, asap.
( , Thu 2 Feb 2017, 16:54, archived)
Will be adding to my watch list, asap.
( , Thu 2 Feb 2017, 16:54, archived)
I'm not too bad with gore and stuff, but this made me cringe.
It's very good.
( , Thu 2 Feb 2017, 16:56, archived)
It's very good.
( , Thu 2 Feb 2017, 16:56, archived)
Facial mutilation makes me cringe, so I've put of watching the Evil Deaf remake,
but, to answer your earlier question, the last film I watched was Boxtrolls, which was good.
( , Thu 2 Feb 2017, 17:00, archived)
but, to answer your earlier question, the last film I watched was Boxtrolls, which was good.
( , Thu 2 Feb 2017, 17:00, archived)
I loved it!
yeah there's a pretty harsh scene involving facial mutilation.
( , Thu 2 Feb 2017, 17:04, archived)
yeah there's a pretty harsh scene involving facial mutilation.
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i've watched it once, i won't be watching it again
and i've even seen the driller killer twice
( , Thu 2 Feb 2017, 17:24, archived)
and i've even seen the driller killer twice
( , Thu 2 Feb 2017, 17:24, archived)
It really picked up around #3
But I found #6 a little disappointing
( , Thu 2 Feb 2017, 17:02, archived)
But I found #6 a little disappointing
( , Thu 2 Feb 2017, 17:02, archived)
Keep up the good work, Sausage Spotter!
of all the threads I could've posted that in
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of all the threads I could've posted that in
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Black Mass
didn't really follow Whitey Bulger accurately and Benedict Cumberbatch was shit in it
( , Thu 2 Feb 2017, 17:12, archived)
didn't really follow Whitey Bulger accurately and Benedict Cumberbatch was shit in it
( , Thu 2 Feb 2017, 17:12, archived)
Ex Machina is my next viewing this weekend.
netflix is doing good lately
( , Thu 2 Feb 2017, 17:14, archived)
netflix is doing good lately
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