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Posted by Black Mask (Member # 185) on :
 
No. The Onion really has hacked the Beeb!
 
Posted by ben (Member # 13) on :
 
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Fariba Garmani, 44, has a box of white homing pigeons she intends to free when the verdicts come in. Emotional - yes, but also peaceful, she says.

"Of course," she adds, "if by some terrible chance they should find Michael guilty I will have to wring all of they little necks."


 
Posted by discodamage (Member # 66) on :
 
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earlier this week, police banned those camped out in front of court from using rocks to hold down their posters, amid fears the stones could be stockpiled as weapons.

id confiscate the posters too. imagine the paper cut you could give someone with a seven foot piece of sugar paper. 'germany fights with you?' thats not a mesage of support- its a coded warning.
 
Posted by dang65 (Member # 102) on :
 
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Originally posted by discodamage:
[qb] 'germany fights with you?' thats not a message of support- it's a coded warning.

Did those German fans change their names to Klinger and Maniak do you think, or is it just a spooky coincidence?
 
Posted by dang65 (Member # 102) on :
 
I think every BBC News article should have a TMO Add Reply button associated with it by default. They always seem to come up with good thread ideas.
 
Posted by fish (Member # 22) on :
 
Celebrity spoon-bender Uri Geller is touting himself around as an expert guest (fee negotiable) if his "great friend" is found innocent.

If he is found guilty however (and of course he will be found guilty on at least the supplying alcohol charges as he has presented no real defence) then Geller will sadly be "unavailable".

Gosh, what a great friend. [Roll Eyes]

I'm thinking of bidding for Jonathan King instead, you reckon he'd be up for a chat?
 
Posted by Black Mask (Member # 185) on :
 
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Originally posted by fish:
Celebrity spoon-bender Uri Geller is touting himself around as an expert guest (fee negotiable) if his "great friend" is found innocent.

Darryn? How much can we afford? Whip-round time, everyone.
 
Posted by Abby (Member # 582) on :
 
Uri Geller eh? He is a twat of the highest order.

This whole spoon bending thing, now obviously he cant actually bed spoons with his mind or he wouldn't be dicking about with high profile 'celebrities', he'd be in some secret lab somewhere. Probably deep underground, strapped into a Farady cage with electrodes welded to his temples. And anyone with a modicum of intelligence knows it.

So he has built his entire pitiful 'career' on a cheap stunt that anyone with a 'My First Magic Tricks' picture book could master. And I be he is fucking loaded.

What a cnut.
 
Posted by squeegy (Member # 136) on :
 
Why is he in the UK anyway? Is he English? If not then you should all just tell him to fuck off. Shout it loud, like the Chinese tits and fanny thing.
 
Posted by mart (Member # 32) on :
 
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Originally posted by squeegy:
Why is he in the UK anyway? Is he English? If not then you should all just tell him to fuck off.

lol (pula)
 
Posted by scrawny (Member # 113) on :
 
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Originally posted by Abby:
obviously he cant actually bed spoons

Cutlery fetishists the world over would be disappointed.
 
Posted by omikin (Member # 37) on :
 
lol £pouns
 
Posted by Abby (Member # 582) on :
 
rats
 
Posted by dang65 (Member # 102) on :
 
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Originally posted by Abby:
obviously he can't actually bend spoons with his mind

There was a thing on the radio a few years ago where this Uri Geller-styled bender told people to go and get their old broken watches out of the drawer (where we all keep broken watches) and he would make them start working with his mind. Then they had to phone up the radio and go, "Oh my God! It works!" And they did. Loads of people phoned up and confirmed that their broken watches were working.

Apparently, if thousands of people get their broken watches out, there's a very good chance that a small percentage of them will start ticking, just from the surprise of being picked up after two decades in a drawer. Those watch owners will then go, "Oh my God! I have to phone the radio!" While everyone else just shrugs and goes, "Ah well, I guess his mind didn't reach my watch on this occasion. I'll not phone up the radio then."
 
Posted by MiscellaneousFiles (Member # 60) on :
 
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Originally posted by dang65:
Apparently, if thousands of people get their broken watches out, there's a very good chance that a small percentage of them will start ticking, just from the surprise of being picked up after two decades in a drawer. Those watch owners will then go, "Oh my God! I have to phone the radio!" While everyone else just shrugs and goes, "Ah well, I guess his mind didn't reach my watch on this occasion. I'll not phone up the radio then."

Heat from watchowner's hands make battery reanimate.
Watch appear to work.
Soon, watch stop again.
Curse Gellar!
 
Posted by Vogon Poetess (Member # 164) on :
 
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Originally posted by dang65:
There was a thing on the radio a few years ago where this Uri Geller-styled bender told people to go and get their old broken watches out of the drawer (where we all keep broken watches) and he would make them start working with his mind. Then they had to phone up the radio and go, "Oh my God! It works!" And they did. Loads of people phoned up and confirmed that their broken watches were working.

Apparently, if thousands of people get their broken watches out, there's a very good chance that a small percentage of them will start ticking, just from the surprise of being picked up after two decades in a drawer. Those watch owners will then go, "Oh my God! I have to phone the radio!" While everyone else just shrugs and goes, "Ah well, I guess his mind didn't reach my watch on this occasion. I'll not phone up the radio then."

lol, this is my dad's pet rant.
 
Posted by fish (Member # 22) on :
 
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Originally posted by Vogon Poetess:
lol, this is my dad's pet rant.

I'm thinking of getting a pet rant too! Could you please ask your dad how much exercise it requires and what it eats? Thanks.
 
Posted by Benny the Ball (Member # 694) on :
 
The whole thing about Jackson's fans getting ready to riot if they don't like the verdict, what are they going to do? Moonwalk at the police and throw their trilbies into the riot shields?
 
Posted by New Way Of Decay (Member # 106) on :
 
Are you kidding? There's an army of trained monkeys that will rain a shower of chimpspuzz into the court room. Jackson will ride it like the silver surfer. It's called a moonwalk because he does it over a pale white surface.
 
Posted by New Way Of Decay (Member # 106) on :
 
I forgot to mention that he'll ride this tidal wave of Spunkey-Monk to freedom. FREEDOM.
 
Posted by Benny the Ball (Member # 694) on :
 
Or he'll turn into a robot, re-animate the Elephant Man as a skeli-warrior like Ray Harryhausen, and fight his way out, floating off into the sunset on a camera crane...

[ 10.06.2005, 17:17: Message edited by: Benny the Ball ]
 
Posted by New Way Of Decay (Member # 106) on :
 
I'm glad you're here benny.
 


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