I am a bit surprised there has been no comment on here about the thread on mums net that seems to be getting all of the other media excited.
I am a bit surprised by the approach detailed in the thread, I thought acceptable protocol was to wipe you knob on the curtains post coitus.
I've got venetian blinds.
Owain
You are a gentleman.
Real men use an angle grinder.
Pressure washer
Enjoy!
Bedside rug's OK, especially if shagpile.
Never heard of Mums net and from the description of the thread here it sounds like I shan't be going to look any time soon either. Brian
In message , PeterC writes
This probably explains what the bloke was doing with the toaster in the 'common sense' thread.
Hi I got a personal reply to this, I'm not sure if the sender meant to send it here though. The comment i made about he site having issues technically is that they should have made it a mailing list of newsgroup then... Brian
That was probably me. Please accept my apologies. It was supposed to go to the group but suffered finger trouble on my behalf. (used "reply" rather than "Followup".
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Aussie politicians have been known...
Australian MP quits after sexting pictures showing him with his penis in a glass of red wine
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Its not unique to the Daily Mail. P****ses me off that whenever any of the TV news channels (BBC/ITV/CH4/Sky they are all the same) talk about the cost of water/gas/electricity they always show someone filling a kettle/turning on a gas hob or an electric fire. I know what they all are and I expect so does everyone else, just stick with the news reader for goodness sake.
That Was The Week That Was in 196(something-or-other) illustrated this with a news report which mentioned the
Lord Privy Seal - with suitable photos for each word.
Maybe they airbrushed out the penis?
Bloody Thunderbird update!
(just in case anyone didn't > know what one looked like). > Its not unique to the Daily Mail. P****ses me off that whenever any of the TV news channel s (BBC/ITV/CH4/Sky they are all the same) talk about the cost of water/gas/ electricity they always show someone filling a kettle/turning on a gas hob or an electric fire. I know what they all are and I expect so does everyone else, just stick with the news reader for goodness sake. -- Chris
Any TV news item about medical research ALWAYS shows someone filling a row of test tubes from one of those multi-pipette thingies.
And oil prices/ME political stuff invariably means footage of people squirting fuel into their cars.
Ah but with oil/petrol price increases (particularly on budget day) there are always the two interviews with drivers at the filling station, one of whom says "Well this is the end, cant afford a car any-more this will be my last fill-up" and the other one who says "My car is essential to me I don't care what price petrol is I will always pay". :-)
Quite right; everyone knows that all medical research is done in labs that are either full of glassware containing bubbling liquides or in labs full of sparking electrical apparatus.
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