Re: Funny/interesting things you've found on the internet #6 : Fri Jan 25, 2013 5:14 pm  

tugglesf78 wrote:

I take it that is from the VIZ?

It most certainly is.

Another favourite of mine.



Love the Ken Barlow comment.



Love the comment at the top of the order form.

Re: Funny/interesting things you've found on the internet #6 : Sun Jan 27, 2013 7:06 am  

Heating mercury thiocyanate

Heating mercury thiocyanate

Re: Funny/interesting things you've found on the internet #6 : Sun Jan 27, 2013 7:12 am  

Inspired the Alien film did that.

Re: Funny/interesting things you've found on the internet #6 : Thu Jan 31, 2013 9:27 am  

Scroll right to the end, customer review on the right hand side

Scroll right to the end, customer review on the right hand side

Re: Funny/interesting things you've found on the internet #6 : Fri Feb 01, 2013 10:54 am  

Impatient supermarket shopper receives comeuppance

Impatient supermarket shopper receives comeuppance

Re: Funny/interesting things you've found on the internet #6 : Fri Feb 01, 2013 11:41 am  

Re: Funny/interesting things you've found on the internet #6 : Fri Feb 01, 2013 1:48 pm  

http://www.thesun.co.uk/sol/homepage/fe ... mwear.html

http://www.thesun.co.uk/sol/homepage/fe ... mwear.html

Re: Funny/interesting things you've found on the internet #6 : Fri Feb 01, 2013 8:53 pm  

Guess who's cumming for dinner

Guess who's cumming for dinner

[Wanderer]

Re: Funny/interesting things you've found on the internet #6 : Sat Feb 02, 2013 2:36 pm  

gutterfax wrote: GANGAM STYLE......METAL Love that!

gutterfax wrote: GANGAM STYLE......METAL Love that!

Re: Funny/interesting things you've found on the internet #6 : Sun Feb 03, 2013 10:01 pm  

cod'ead wrote: Guess who's cumming for dinner The following review had me rolling! DO NOT buy this recipe book whatever you do! I made the unfortunate MISTAKE of buying it to make Christmas dinner a little more interesting for the family this year. I earnestly followed the recipes and was very excited to offer the star recipe `Spunkulicious Pie' to the in-laws as a special treat. All of the men in my immediate family contributed to it. Even Granddad! We didn't even know he had it in him. The shared solidarity of a collective experience made it seem even more special. It had that delicate smell of ball sack aroma when it came out of the oven just like the book said BUT! A few hours later everybody became violently ill. The book says you can reheat the pie but now I read somewhere else that this is disastrous because the heat mutates the semen. We all spent Christmas day at the NHS walk in centre and were diagnosed with the rare illness known as CONSPUNCTIVITIS. It ruined our whole Christmas and I want my money back!!!! I gave it 2 stars because it smelt nice and the men felt happy at first.

cod'ead wrote: Guess who's cumming for dinner The following review had me rolling! DO NOT buy this recipe book whatever you do! I made the unfortunate MISTAKE of buying it to make Christmas dinner a little more interesting for the family this year. I earnestly followed the recipes and was very excited to offer the star recipe `Spunkulicious Pie' to the in-laws as a special treat. All of the men in my immediate family contributed to it. Even Granddad! We didn't even know he had it in him. The shared solidarity of a collective experience made it seem even more special. It had that delicate smell of ball sack aroma when it came out of the oven just like the book said BUT! A few hours later everybody became violently ill. The book says you can reheat the pie but now I read somewhere else that this is disastrous because the heat mutates the semen. We all spent Christmas day at the NHS walk in centre and were diagnosed with the rare illness known as CONSPUNCTIVITIS. It ruined our whole Christmas and I want my money back!!!! I gave it 2 stars because it smelt nice and the men felt happy at first.