

How to play Battleshits:
J1 = Miss






kii said:
Lol
kii said:
far out.
Kingy said:
Ha
Bogsnorkler said:
meet Eartha Kitt

Ogmog said:
Bogsnorkler said:
meet Eartha Kitt
Dear oh dear
Ogmog said:
Bogsnorkler said:
meet Eartha Kitt

Kingy said:
:)
2023 Circus freak show.

Kingy said:
2023 Circus freak show.
That’s my type of gal.

sarahs mum said:
kii said:
far out.
It is crazy.

Kingy said:
That’s so true.
Peak Warming Man said:
Kingy said:
That’s so true.
Happened to me too.
Kingy said:
There’s an awful lot of truth in that, unfortunately.
Kingy said:
There’s an awful lot of truth in that, unfortunately.
Michael V said:
Kingy said:
There’s an awful lot of truth in that, unfortunately.
When I turned 50, my GP pointed out to me that the leading cause of household injuries for men over 50 was falling from ladders.
I’ve never checked the figures to see if it was true, but point taken.
party_pants said:
Michael V said:At one stage 10% of my patients were middle-aged men who’d fractured their spines &c falling off ladders. It was a general rehab ward.Kingy said:When I turned 50, my GP pointed out to me that the leading cause of household injuries for men over 50 was falling from ladders.There’s an awful lot of truth in that, unfortunately.
I’ve never checked the figures to see if it was true, but point taken.
OCDC said:
party_pants said:Michael V said:At one stage 10% of my patients were middle-aged men who’d fractured their spines &c falling off ladders. It was a general rehab ward.There’s an awful lot of truth in that, unfortunately.When I turned 50, my GP pointed out to me that the leading cause of household injuries for men over 50 was falling from ladders.
I’ve never checked the figures to see if it was true, but point taken.
Heck.
OCDC said:
party_pants said:Michael V said:At one stage 10% of my patients were middle-aged men who’d fractured their spines &c falling off ladders. It was a general rehab ward.There’s an awful lot of truth in that, unfortunately.When I turned 50, my GP pointed out to me that the leading cause of household injuries for men over 50 was falling from ladders.
I’ve never checked the figures to see if it was true, but point taken.
So it seems plausible then.
OCDC said:
party_pants said:Michael V said:At one stage 10% of my patients were middle-aged men who’d fractured their spines &c falling off ladders. It was a general rehab ward.There’s an awful lot of truth in that, unfortunately.When I turned 50, my GP pointed out to me that the leading cause of household injuries for men over 50 was falling from ladders.
I’ve never checked the figures to see if it was true, but point taken.
I’d be one of those.
Peak Warming Man said:
Kingy said:
That’s so true.
I reckon you can quite comfortably substitute the word “people” for “men” in that one.
“The BOM the Queensland storm brought large hail down upon Dayboro and Burpengary, north of Brisbane.”
Work experience kid at the ABC.


Bogsnorkler said:
One way to catch a nap on a waterbed.
roughbarked said:
OCDC said:
party_pants said:When I turned 50, my GP pointed out to me that the leading cause of household injuries for men over 50 was falling from ladders.At one stage 10% of my patients were middle-aged men who’d fractured their spines &c falling off ladders. It was a general rehab ward.I’ve never checked the figures to see if it was true, but point taken.
I’d be one of those.
I don’t want to be one of those.
My late wife extracted a promise from me not to climb ladders. And, for the most part, I’ve kept to it.
I have to admit that I’ve lost all confidence in climbing ladders – even the short two to three-step ‘kitchen’ steps take a bit of willpower to climb.



I know.

Peak Warming Man said:
“The BOM the Queensland storm brought large hail down upon Dayboro and Burpengary, north of Brisbane.”Work experience kid at the ABC.
It’d be interesting if cyclones were named after, say, the BOM. The we could say the the British Met Office was bearing down on Ireland. Or that the NOAA is about to destroy Houston.
Thought of Alex when I saw this.

Divine Angel said:
Thought of Alex when I saw this.
My American sister put that one up.

sarahs mum said:
Merry Xmas Steve.
Tau.Neutrino said:
sarahs mum said:
Merry Xmas Steve.
Ha, Merry Crisis.
Yeah, bit like that here and there.


https://youtu.be/rz5TGN7eUcM?si=qgKXBK7wQMjE06Q8
This is 9 years old but it remains one of my favourite things

ruby said:






When Santa stops in the wrong neighbourhood.
https://video.twimg.com/ext_tw_video/1738821743937236992/pu/vid/avc1/320×320/1ctRrhFwMT9GSbnJ.mp4?tag=12

Dark Orange said:
When Santa stops in the wrong neighbourhood.
https://video.twimg.com/ext_tw_video/1738821743937236992/pu/vid/avc1/320×320/1ctRrhFwMT9GSbnJ.mp4?tag=12
stray x in the link
party_pants said:
Dark Orange said:When Santa stops in the wrong neighbourhood.
https://video.twimg.com/ext_tw_video/1738821743937236992/pu/vid/avc1/320×320/1ctRrhFwMT9GSbnJ.mp4?tag=12
stray x in the link
Bugger.
Pungent
·
Every year around this time, I end up gorging myself on Christmas leftovers. This year, I’m going cold turkey.
Bogsnorkler said:
Pungent ·
Every year around this time, I end up gorging myself on Christmas leftovers. This year, I’m going cold turkey.
We made that joke yesterday. We et only half the turkey for lunch. My sister is going cold turkey for the next couple of days.
Trump goes to Hell.
https://m.youtube.com/shorts/6HO_NPRjndg
A couple of happily married squirrels, laying in bed watching tv. The male is holding a balloon.
I’ve watched this at least ten times and I crack up each time. I’m going to hell.
you’re a sick man Kingy, as must I be as I also laughed


Thanks
Kingy said:
A couple of happily married squirrels, laying in bed watching tv. The male is holding a balloon.I’ve watched this at least ten times and I crack up each time. I’m going to hell.
This always confuses me….laying or lying?
dv said:
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Thanks
that doesn’t even compute. football fields are two dimensional.
kii said:
Kingy said:
A couple of happily married squirrels, laying in bed watching tv. The male is holding a balloon.I’ve watched this at least ten times and I crack up each time. I’m going to hell.
This always confuses me….laying or lying?
https://www.merriam-webster.com/grammar/how-to-use-lay-and-lie#:~:text=Lay%20means%20“to%20place%20something,own%20or%20already%20in%20position.
Link“to%20place%20something,own%20or%20already%20in%20position.
Bogsnorkler said:
dv said:
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Thanks
that doesn’t even compute. football fields are two dimensional.

kryten said:
you’re a sick man Kingy, as must I be as I also laughed
+1
LOLOLOLOL
Bogsnorkler said:
kii said:
Kingy said:
A couple of happily married squirrels, laying in bed watching tv. The male is holding a balloon.I’ve watched this at least ten times and I crack up each time. I’m going to hell.
This always confuses me….laying or lying?
https://www.merriam-webster.com/grammar/how-to-use-lay-and-lie#:~:text=Lay%20means%20“to%20place%20something,own%20or%20already%20in%20position.
Link“to%20place%20something,own%20or%20already%20in%20position.
I could have done that. I just wanted a simple answer to stop the chickens clucking when I read “laying”.
Bogsnorkler said:
dv said:
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Thanks
that doesn’t even compute. football fields are two dimensional.
Tthis be a fact.
kii said:
Kingy said:
A couple of happily married squirrels, laying in bed watching tv. The male is holding a balloon.I’ve watched this at least ten times and I crack up each time. I’m going to hell.
This always confuses me….laying or lying?
Lying
Michael V said:
kryten said:
you’re a sick man Kingy, as must I be as I also laughed+1
LOLOLOLOL
That the rubberised dutch oven?




The new currency is in circulation. The boss lady does not approve.
I can’t even tell what it’s supposed to say.

Kingy said:
I can’t even tell what it’s supposed to say.
Animal And US
https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100077406190644&mibextid=ZbWKwL
I nearly asked this girl out once. Glad I didn’t. Her nickname was “Skitso”.





Bogsnorkler said:
+1
I apologise for the lack of memes, your normal service will resume shortly.


Kingy said:
I can’t even tell what it’s supposed to say.
animal and us?




sarahs mum said:
It’s D because thats the one that is non pacific.
sarahs mum said:
like :)
sarahs mum said:
:)
Michael V said:
sarahs mum said:
:)
OAP week. Both bins. Though usually it is just the green one as I don’t have much general waste.




Spiny Norman said:
LOL at the last one.

ChrispenEvan said:
LOL
Peak Warming Man said:
ChrispenEvan said:
LOL
Tamb said:
Peak Warming Man said:
ChrispenEvan said:
LOL
It contains a few unfortunate headings.
Henry considered them fortuitious.
ChrispenEvan said:
Coincidentally, this morning’s ear-worm was:
I’m ‘En-er-y the Eighth I am,
‘En-er-y the Eighth I am, I am
… and so on.
The Rev Dodgson said:
ChrispenEvan said:
Coincidentally, this morning’s ear-worm was:
I’m ‘En-er-y the Eighth I am,
‘En-er-y the Eighth I am, I am… and so on.
Didn’t work. It didn’t beat the tinnitus.
roughbarked said:
The Rev Dodgson said:
ChrispenEvan said:
Coincidentally, this morning’s ear-worm was:
I’m ‘En-er-y the Eighth I am,
‘En-er-y the Eighth I am, I am… and so on.
Didn’t work. It didn’t beat the tinnitus.
Just sing it louder.
The Rev Dodgson said:
roughbarked said:
The Rev Dodgson said:Coincidentally, this morning’s ear-worm was:
I’m ‘En-er-y the Eighth I am,
‘En-er-y the Eighth I am, I am… and so on.
Didn’t work. It didn’t beat the tinnitus.
Just sing it louder.
Then the neighbours will throw rocks at me.
The Rev Dodgson said:
ChrispenEvan said:
Coincidentally, this morning’s ear-worm was:
I’m ‘En-er-y the Eighth I am,
‘En-er-y the Eighth I am, I am… and so on.
Your are a bar-steward, a mung bean and a tnuc.
roughbarked said:
The Rev Dodgson said:
roughbarked said:Didn’t work. It didn’t beat the tinnitus.
Just sing it louder.
Then the neighbours will throw rocks at me.
After transubstantiation, Jesus sings “I’m INRI thee ate I am”
Tamb said:
roughbarked said:
The Rev Dodgson said:Just sing it louder.
Then the neighbours will throw rocks at me.
If they got organised to throw the rocks would they be a rock band?
Indeed. A megalithic band.
Michael V said:
The Rev Dodgson said:
ChrispenEvan said:
Coincidentally, this morning’s ear-worm was:
I’m ‘En-er-y the Eighth I am,
‘En-er-y the Eighth I am, I am… and so on.
Your are a bar-steward, a mung bean and a tnuc.
Fair comment :)
dv said:
After transubstantiation, Jesus sings “I’m INRI thee ate I am”
Ha!
dv said:
After transubstantiation, Jesus sings “I’m INRI thee ate I am”
Dear oh dear.
Michael V said:
dv said:
After transubstantiation, Jesus sings “I’m INRI thee ate I am”
Ha!
So he wasn’t celibate at all?
dv said:
After transubstantiation, Jesus sings “I’m INRI thee ate I am”Ha.
2, 4, 6, 8
Time to transubstantiate

ChrispenEvan said:
Hmm…motor-driven guillotine…interesting idea…


sarahs mum said:
Uh-oh.



ChrispenEvan said:
I wish.
:(

dv said:
Not lit, coz there is a giant opal in it. Holy shit we’re rich! Thanks Santa <3
dv said:
IDGI
Michael V said:
dv said:
IDGI
Sodalite
Sodalite-ful
kii said:
Michael V said:
dv said:
IDGI
Sodalite
Sodalite-ful
Thanks.
I’ve never seen sodalite polished before. In fact, I have only seen sodalite once before: in second year mineralogy.
Michael V said:
kii said:
Michael V said:IDGI
Sodalite
Sodalite-ful
Thanks.
I’ve never seen sodalite polished before. In fact, I have only seen sodalite once before: in second year mineralogy.
I knew it in my brain, but had to do random googling to find the spelling.
kii said:
Michael V said:
kii said:Sodalite
Sodalite-ful
Thanks.
I’ve never seen sodalite polished before. In fact, I have only seen sodalite once before: in second year mineralogy.
I knew it in my brain, but had to do random googling to find the spelling.
I thought it was OPal-ful, but sodalite-ful works better.
My thoughts exactly.

The Rev Dodgson said:
kii said:
Michael V said:Thanks.
I’ve never seen sodalite polished before. In fact, I have only seen sodalite once before: in second year mineralogy.
I knew it in my brain, but had to do random googling to find the spelling.
I thought it was OPal-ful, but sodalite-ful works better.
It was never opal.
roughbarked said:
The Rev Dodgson said:
kii said:I knew it in my brain, but had to do random googling to find the spelling.
I thought it was OPal-ful, but sodalite-ful works better.
It was never opal.
That may be obvious to you, but I was opalful that it might be.
Spiny Norman said:
My thoughts exactly.
You think nonsensically?

The Rev Dodgson said:
roughbarked said:
The Rev Dodgson said:I thought it was OPal-ful, but sodalite-ful works better.
It was never opal.
That may be obvious to you, but I was opalful that it might be.
:)
Spiny Norman said:
My thoughts exactly.
I think that there’s something in that for all of us. Don’t you?

OCDC said:
I’m ready for a new one, current ones are boring. Maybe hypochondria?
kii said:
OCDC said:That one’s great!I’m ready for a new one, current ones are boring. Maybe hypochondria?
OCDC said:
kii said:OCDC said:That one’s great!I’m ready for a new one, current ones are boring. Maybe hypochondria?
Is it hereditary? I always thought that Mother Dearest was a hypochondriac. Then some of my fellow offspring discussed Munchausen syndrome. Is it possible to have Munchausen by proxy as well as normal Munchausen?
kii said:
OCDC said:I reckon it would be.kii said:Is it hereditary? I always thought that Mother Dearest was a hypochondriac. Then some of my fellow offspring discussed Munchausen syndrome. Is it possible to have Munchausen by proxy as well as normal Munchausen?I’m ready for a new one, current ones are boring. Maybe hypochondria?That one’s great!

OCDC said:
kii said:OCDC said:I reckon it would be.That one’s great!Is it hereditary? I always thought that Mother Dearest was a hypochondriac. Then some of my fellow offspring discussed Munchausen syndrome. Is it possible to have Munchausen by proxy as well as normal Munchausen?
Hmmm…curious. Strange person was she.
Spiny Norman said:
Looks like a lot of knitting and crochet there.
Spiny Norman said:
Somebody has too much time on their hands.
OCDC said:
kii said:OCDC said:I reckon it would be.That one’s great!Is it hereditary? I always thought that Mother Dearest was a hypochondriac. Then some of my fellow offspring discussed Munchausen syndrome. Is it possible to have Munchausen by proxy as well as normal Munchausen?
It’s quite common for people with FD to begin with their own ‘symptoms’ then project. Especially once they have children of their own where they have complete control over the individual. If the motivations is attention )and all signs point to this being the primary motivation) then gaining sympathy through sick child is perhaps the easiest in a society that is protective over the vulnerable.
kii said:
OCDC said:
kii said:I’m ready for a new one, current ones are boring. Maybe hypochondria?That one’s great!
Is it hereditary? I always thought that Mother Dearest was a hypochondriac. Then some of my fellow offspring discussed Munchausen syndrome. Is it possible to have Munchausen by proxy as well as normal Munchausen?
Munchausen by proxy is when the parent finds things wrong with their child…or actually harms them to produce symptoms. It’s particularly nasty.
One for DV

Neophyte said:
One for DV
Heh.
buffy said:
kii said:
OCDC said:
That one’s great!
Is it hereditary? I always thought that Mother Dearest was a hypochondriac. Then some of my fellow offspring discussed Munchausen syndrome. Is it possible to have Munchausen by proxy as well as normal Munchausen?
Munchausen by proxy is when the parent finds things wrong with their child…or actually harms them to produce symptoms. It’s particularly nasty.
Yes. I am familiar with it via a child at my preschool. She was in foster care.
Neophyte said:
One for DV
Are we allowed to copy the copy of MM?
The Rev Dodgson said:
Neophyte said:
One for DV
Are we allowed to copy the copy of MM?
Not for 70 years.
buffy said:
kii said:
OCDC said:
That one’s great!
Is it hereditary? I always thought that Mother Dearest was a hypochondriac. Then some of my fellow offspring discussed Munchausen syndrome. Is it possible to have Munchausen by proxy as well as normal Munchausen?
Munchausen by proxy is when the parent finds things wrong with their child…or actually harms them to produce symptoms. It’s particularly nasty.
We now call it FDIA (fictitious disorder imposed on another) and it’s operationalised by either faking symptoms or inducing symptoms.
I don’t think hereditary is the right word.. it’s possibly a learned behaviour, the manipulation seen as ‘normal’ by the children who experience it.
Arts said:
buffy said:
kii said:Is it hereditary? I always thought that Mother Dearest was a hypochondriac. Then some of my fellow offspring discussed Munchausen syndrome. Is it possible to have Munchausen by proxy as well as normal Munchausen?
Munchausen by proxy is when the parent finds things wrong with their child…or actually harms them to produce symptoms. It’s particularly nasty.
We now call it FDIA (fictitious disorder imposed on another) and it’s operationalised by either faking symptoms or inducing symptoms.
I don’t think hereditary is the right word.. it’s possibly a learned behaviour, the manipulation seen as ‘normal’ by the children who experience it.
When I Googled the spelling of Munchausen the new term was mentioned.
I was joking about hypochondria being hereditary.
kii said:
Arts said:
buffy said:Munchausen by proxy is when the parent finds things wrong with their child…or actually harms them to produce symptoms. It’s particularly nasty.
We now call it FDIA (fictitious disorder imposed on another) and it’s operationalised by either faking symptoms or inducing symptoms.
I don’t think hereditary is the right word.. it’s possibly a learned behaviour, the manipulation seen as ‘normal’ by the children who experience it.
When I Googled the spelling of Munchausen the new term was mentioned.
I was joking about hypochondria being hereditary.
apart from the recent hubbub about Gypsy (due to her release) – which is probably one of the most severe cases I have followed – there is a fairly good autobiography called Sickened – by Julie Gregory which recounts her experience of being the victim of FDIA …
Neophyte said:
One for DV
LOLOL
Neophyte said:
One for DV
Yes

sarahs mum said:
Lololol 😆
sarahs mum said:
rough
sarahs mum said:
To be fair, both her parents were born in Scotland.
Michael V said:
sarahs mum said:
To be fair, both her parents were born in Scotland.
Australia doesn’t exist
Can’t believe it was 20 years since that wedding.
Arts said:
Michael V said:
sarahs mum said:
To be fair, both her parents were born in Scotland.
Australia doesn’t exist
… and Tasmania even less so.
Arts said:
Michael V said:
sarahs mum said:
To be fair, both her parents were born in Scotland.
Australia doesn’t exist
Pffft… where do you think birds come from?
Arts said:
Michael V said:
sarahs mum said:
To be fair, both her parents were born in Scotland.
Australia doesn’t exist
No true Scots calls themselves Tasmanian or Australian.


ChrispenEvan said:
Ooh-ah!
ChrispenEvan said:
What is that thing on the right
dv said:
ChrispenEvan said:
What is that thing on the right
coitus proboscis.
ChrispenEvan said:
dv said:
ChrispenEvan said:
What is that thing on the right
coitus proboscis.
Heh





ChrispenEvan said:
:)





Kingy said:
Oh lord
For those who know.


Kingy said:
I don’t think that’s right.
Water was invented on Day 2. And I quote.
“Water was not created until Day 2. God created the water out of the formless material described in Day 1. The Hebrew word for “waters” is a euphemism for a deep, dark space, like the depths of the sea. We can see how Moses uses the word waters in this way when we notice he compares the word to the “deep” earlier in that verse. Moses juxtaposes the words “deep” and “waters” in the verse in a parallel fashion as synonyms. “
So water was invented BEFORE Adam and Evy were in invented.
So your pictorial is wrong, but don’t take it hard Pilgrim, a lot of people get things wrong when put to the test of Biblical Scholars.
Peak Warming Man said:
Kingy said:
I don’t think that’s right.
Water was invented on Day 2. And I quote.
“Water was not created until Day 2. God created the water out of the formless material described in Day 1. The Hebrew word for “waters” is a euphemism for a deep, dark space, like the depths of the sea. We can see how Moses uses the word waters in this way when we notice he compares the word to the “deep” earlier in that verse. Moses juxtaposes the words “deep” and “waters” in the verse in a parallel fashion as synonyms. “So water was invented BEFORE Adam and Evy were in invented.
So your pictorial is wrong, but don’t take it hard Pilgrim, a lot of people get things wrong when put to the test of Biblical Scholars.
the words that you’re liable to read in the bible ain’t necessarily so.
old jungle sayong.

sarahs mum said:
Heh.


sarahs mum said:
like :)
Peak Warming Man said:
Kingy said:
I don’t think that’s right.
Water was invented on Day 2. And I quote.
“Water was not created until Day 2. God created the water out of the formless material described in Day 1. The Hebrew word for “waters” is a euphemism for a deep, dark space, like the depths of the sea. We can see how Moses uses the word waters in this way when we notice he compares the word to the “deep” earlier in that verse. Moses juxtaposes the words “deep” and “waters” in the verse in a parallel fashion as synonyms. “So water was invented BEFORE Adam and Evy were in invented.
So your pictorial is wrong, but don’t take it hard Pilgrim, a lot of people get things wrong when put to the test of Biblical Scholars.
Of course, Adam and Eve were made up of a large part of water. Therfore water had to exist for them to.

ChrispenEvan said:
:)))

AussieDJ said:
I like that attitude.

fsm said:
Poor lad ended up up with a dab of gasket shellac for an eye.






ChrispenEvan said:
:)


sarahs mum said:
Trump didn’t need or follow any direction to give that look.
sarahs mum said:
Like.
Michael V said:
sarahs mum said:
Like.
It is a nasty mug shot of a nasty mug.

ABC News:

Presumably, it will now be known as the ‘slightly-less-than-maximum security jail’.

sarahs mum said:
Trust the Swiss to be neutral on the issue.
sarahs mum said:
Particularly Prime Ministers.
Avatar
therobotmonster
Its parts were obscenely limited in their movement. Each hinge could open or close only a small amount before reaching its limit, yet by working in concert they demonstrated unexpected dexterity, moving and manipulating the objects before it with cunning equal to my own. It was more torso than limb, as though a seal had been stretched and warped, given long grasping tentacles filled with bones like bars of coral. It’s head was most horrid of all, flat and ovoid, jutting out too small from the trunk as though it belonged to a beast half its size.
The thing rose upon its lowermost appendages, two long trunks that ended in flat, protruding flippers that branched into stubby, grasping mockeries of a sucker. It’s triple-hinged uppermost limbs were similar, but the ends branched into five smaller tentacles, each with three hinges of their own.
I froze, as the thing’s gaze fell upon me and it opened its hideous fish-jaw, filled with thick, many-shaped teeth like white shards of stone, and spoke in a shrill, discordant babble. I felt its horrid dry grip on my flesh, as those hinged appendages closed on me like the legs of a crab.
I felt the heat of its body, tasted its noxious, oily flesh through my touch, and prepared for the end, and all went black as a swoon overtook me.
I awoke, some time later, the cold and comforting water, banished back to the comfort of the sea and the dark. I should be grateful I am alive. I should cast aside the experience like a half-remembered dream.
I shall never again go swimming in search of lights above. The last thing I recall before the darkness took me was my right eye popping free of the thing’s grasp enough to see into the distance for one brief moment.
I saw thousands of lights.
Be nice if the meme link in the index was updated.



Cymek said:
Ha!
Rude Startrek



JudgeMental said:
Lol




Spiny Norman said:
That’s a stretch.


Maserati’s 1972 Boomerang.

Spiny Norman said:
Maserati’s 1972 Boomerang.

ruby said:
But his use of methodic doubt means that he only believes that they exist, and their existence is beyond his ability to prove, leaving his existence (when he is thinking) as the only certainty. That is, unless those people can be proven to be ideas as clear and distinct as ‘i think, therefore i am’, but even then, they’d exist only as ideas.
Tamb said:
Spiny Norman said:
Maserati’s 1972 Boomerang.
Pfft. Maseratis. Port Moresby taxis.
captain_spalding said:
ruby said:
But his use of methodic doubt means that he only believes that they exist, and their existence is beyond his ability to prove, leaving his existence (when he is thinking) as the only certainty. That is, unless those people can be proven to be ideas as clear and distinct as ‘i think, therefore i am’, but even then, they’d exist only as ideas.

JudgeMental said:
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https://www.newsweek.com/marjorie-taylor-greene-book-signing-mocked-1859334
:)
Michael V said:
JudgeMental said:
![]()
https://www.newsweek.com/marjorie-taylor-greene-book-signing-mocked-1859334
:)
That’s what happens when your fans can’t read
dv said:
Michael V said:
JudgeMental said:
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https://www.newsweek.com/marjorie-taylor-greene-book-signing-mocked-1859334
:)
That’s what happens when your fans can’t read
Ha!

By Czech writer Karel Čapek.

JudgeMental said:
:)

JudgeMental said:
I must insist on a metric version of this meme!
JudgeMental said:
I’ve got a cap like that.

Peak Warming Man said:
JudgeMental said:
I’ve got a cap like that.
and I bet you wear it too.


JudgeMental said:
So he always had a long face. Long before he started receding.
JudgeMental said:
…an as this is the American medical system, you now owe us $50,000.

Sign Appreciation Society
Paulo Lyra · 2 h ·
Amsterdam. Probably one of the world’s most famous signs, but I have not seen it here yet. Sorry for any duplication.
BBC News:

‘Journalism’ really is money for old rope, some days.
roughbarked said:
JudgeMental said:
So he always had a long face. Long before he started receding.
yes, except when he was john travolta.
Byron Bay
sarahs mum said:
Byron Bay
Weird.
sarahs mum said:
Byron Bay
Mountain hippies have been in town.

JudgeMental said:
It beats a banana taped to a wall.

JudgeMental said:
A natural bidet
Peak Warming Man said:
JudgeMental said:
A natural bidet
it’s all fun and games until the toilet paper gets wet. and the sea is not angry that day.
JudgeMental said:
Peak Warming Man said:
JudgeMental said:
A natural bidet
it’s all fun and games until the toilet paper gets wet. and the sea is not angry that day.
Early bidets were paper free.








JudgeMental said:
Mmm, lorem ipsum.


sarahs mum said:
Did lol.
+1



speaking of shooting arras. robin hood was on his death bed and called for his faithful gang members. Bring me my bow and an arrow he called. Saying, i shall shoot this arrow and where it lands, bury me there. so that’s why he was buried on top of the wardrobe.
JudgeMental said:
A little birdie, flying high
Dropped a message from the sky
As I wiped it from my eye,
I thanked the lord that cows don’t fly.
JudgeMental said:
speaking of shooting arras. robin hood was on his death bed and called for his faithful gang members. Bring me my bow and an arrow he called. Saying, i shall shoot this arrow and where it lands, bury me there. so that’s why he was buried on top of the wardrobe.
LTJTB…
:)
Michael V said:
JudgeMental said:
speaking of shooting arras. robin hood was on his death bed and called for his faithful gang members. Bring me my bow and an arrow he called. Saying, i shall shoot this arrow and where it lands, bury me there. so that’s why he was buried on top of the wardrobe.
LTJTB…
:)
Actually Boris told me that one in a dream.

JudgeMental said:
Every episode of ‘Midsomer Murders’.
Michael V said:
JudgeMental said:
A little birdie, flying high
Dropped a message from the sky
As I wiped it from my eye,
I thanked the lord that cows don’t fly.
or the Hampshire version:
A little birdie, flying high
Dropped his cargo from the sky
Aaar said the farmer, wiping his eye,
It’s a damned good thing that cows don’t fly.

JudgeMental said:
and then there is:
Are we rolling?
A one, a two, a three, a four
A mother was washing her baby one night
The youngest of ten and a delicate mite
The mother was poor and the baby was thin
‘Twas naught but an skeleton covered with skin
The mother turned ‘round for a soap off the rack
She was only a moment but when she turned back
Her baby had gone, and in anguish she cried
“Oh, where has my baby gone?”, the angels replied
(Plied)
Oh, your baby has gone down the plug hole
Oh, your baby has gone down the plug
The poor little thing was so skinny and thin
He should have been washed in a jug, in a jug
Your baby is perfectly happy
He won’t need a bath anymore
He’s a-muckin’ about with the angels above
Not lost but gone before
{Thank you, thank you
Thank you
Do you wanna do it again?}


The Institute for the Scientific Study of Human and Non-Human Phenomena.
drtnopsoSeh96tmhm90faa1u6lcla9cc5f1c5
THE TELEKINETIC.
Dr. Glansome Radetzky, 1893, Professor of Telekinesis at The Institute for the Scientific Study of Human and Non-Human Phenomena is shown in this photograph. Radetzky regularly taught courses in our Los Angeles branch.
Telekinesis could be learned and taught, he showed, through precise mental exercises. Radetzky could levitate his dress-boots handily, and the edge of a woman’s skirt.
He boasted of great virility and vigor; eventually it was discovered, however, that he was impotent sexually, and only attained erections by telekinetically lifting his own penis.
This huge blow to his esteem caused him to change his career to circus performer.
A radically shortened version of Radetzky’s doctoral dissertation (Jagiellonian Institut, 1887) was reproduced as the popular 44-page pamphlet “Levitation of Small House-Hold Objects.” Copies appear occasionally on eBay.
‘Radetzky could levitate his dress-boots handily, and the edge of a woman’s skirt.’
Truly an A-list celebrity, a must-have for any soirée.

The Institute for the Scientific Study of Human and Non-Human Phenomena.
·
TESTICULAR WORSHIP.
Shown in this photogramme is Florence Hedler of the USA, a creator of the “Testicle Cult of South Mississipi” in the period from 1934 until Hedler’s passing in 1979.
A strange spin-off of so-called “Muscular Christianity,” the cult consecrated sperm-worship and glorification of male gonads in bizarre rituals that kept Hedler on the edge of various criminal charges for the entirety of the cult’s existence.
The scripture of this religious organization, in addition to mandating veneration for male organs, also required a corresponding denigration of, and disrespect for, female genitalia.
Some strange, secret rumors that the cult is alive today are being investigated by the Institute’s NRM (New Religious Movement) bureau; Institute investigators are exploring evidence that a current, extremely clandestine version of the cult is practiced by certain members of the United States Supreme Court. Details will be published once available
Canned chicken in the US.
Looks like Cthulhu is arriving as it comes out of the can.

Here’s something to fascinate Our Bill:
ABC News:
‘Boeing 747 flown by cargo carrier Atlas Air filmed on fire before emergency landing in US city of Miami’

https://www.abc.net.au/news/2024-01-20/boeing-747-cargo-atlas-air-fire-emergency-landing-miami/103371366

Popular Science, Sept 1933:

I haven’t been able to find anything further about this intrepid chap.
Which is a pity, because i’m sure that someone must have filmed the first test-flight, and that it would be well worth viewing.
sarahs mum said:
Shopped?
Michael V said:
sarahs mum said:
Shopped?
That’s what I recon too.




WASHINGTON—In an effort to determine whether it should even bother trying anymore,
the U.S. Postal Service issued a new stamp with an anus on it Thursday to see if people
these days still care what is on their stamps. “We’ve put some pretty cool stuff on our
stamps recently—a T. rex, the U.S.S. Missouri, Marvin Gaye—but does anyone really
notice or appreciate the effort that goes into them?” said Postmaster General Megan
Brennan, explaining the new stamp would be the first of several to feature hand-painted,
photorealistic depictions of the puckered orifice. “Our plan is to find out by issuing a
succession of increasingly graphic anus stamps over the course of the next year, from
commemorative illustrations of the anuses of U.S. presidents to a ‘Sphincters in Space’ series
honoring the bravery, and anuses, of America’s astronauts. If there’s an outcry, that’s fine, because
then we’ll have confirmed people are still paying attention. Either way, there will be hairy assholes
on all of your stamps from now on.” At press time, sources reported the Postal Service had received
such an overwhelmingly positive response from the general public and stamp collectors alike that it
was struggling to keep up with demand.
JudgeMental said:
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WASHINGTON—In an effort to determine whether it should even bother trying anymore,
the U.S. Postal Service issued a new stamp with an anus on it Thursday to see if people
these days still care what is on their stamps. “We’ve put some pretty cool stuff on our
stamps recently—a T. rex, the U.S.S. Missouri, Marvin Gaye—but does anyone really
notice or appreciate the effort that goes into them?” said Postmaster General Megan
Brennan, explaining the new stamp would be the first of several to feature hand-painted,
photorealistic depictions of the puckered orifice. “Our plan is to find out by issuing a
succession of increasingly graphic anus stamps over the course of the next year, from
commemorative illustrations of the anuses of U.S. presidents to a ‘Sphincters in Space’ series
honoring the bravery, and anuses, of America’s astronauts. If there’s an outcry, that’s fine, because
then we’ll have confirmed people are still paying attention. Either way, there will be hairy assholes
on all of your stamps from now on.” At press time, sources reported the Postal Service had received
such an overwhelmingly positive response from the general public and stamp collectors alike that it
was struggling to keep up with demand.
It would have been better without the explanation.
Peak Warming Man said:
JudgeMental said:
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WASHINGTON—In an effort to determine whether it should even bother trying anymore,
the U.S. Postal Service issued a new stamp with an anus on it Thursday to see if people
these days still care what is on their stamps. “We’ve put some pretty cool stuff on our
stamps recently—a T. rex, the U.S.S. Missouri, Marvin Gaye—but does anyone really
notice or appreciate the effort that goes into them?” said Postmaster General Megan
Brennan, explaining the new stamp would be the first of several to feature hand-painted,
photorealistic depictions of the puckered orifice. “Our plan is to find out by issuing a
succession of increasingly graphic anus stamps over the course of the next year, from
commemorative illustrations of the anuses of U.S. presidents to a ‘Sphincters in Space’ series
honoring the bravery, and anuses, of America’s astronauts. If there’s an outcry, that’s fine, because
then we’ll have confirmed people are still paying attention. Either way, there will be hairy assholes
on all of your stamps from now on.” At press time, sources reported the Postal Service had received
such an overwhelmingly positive response from the general public and stamp collectors alike that it
was struggling to keep up with demand.
It would have been better without the explanation.
Tell the Onion
https://www.theonion.com/postal-service-releases-stamp-with-anus-on-it-to-see-if-1837272403?utm_content=Main&utm_medium=SocialMarketing&utm_campaign=SF&utm_source=Facebook&fbclid=IwAR2yp-S_rxvUh9uzISS5s3PMMWb2WvUFe9nqrm0xbKEZNHTyfCbEEIundx8
But why are we being treated to news from the United States of Arseholes from 2019?
The Rev Dodgson said:
Peak Warming Man said:
JudgeMental said:
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WASHINGTON—In an effort to determine whether it should even bother trying anymore,
the U.S. Postal Service issued a new stamp with an anus on it Thursday to see if people
these days still care what is on their stamps. “We’ve put some pretty cool stuff on our
stamps recently—a T. rex, the U.S.S. Missouri, Marvin Gaye—but does anyone really
notice or appreciate the effort that goes into them?” said Postmaster General Megan
Brennan, explaining the new stamp would be the first of several to feature hand-painted,
photorealistic depictions of the puckered orifice. “Our plan is to find out by issuing a
succession of increasingly graphic anus stamps over the course of the next year, from
commemorative illustrations of the anuses of U.S. presidents to a ‘Sphincters in Space’ series
honoring the bravery, and anuses, of America’s astronauts. If there’s an outcry, that’s fine, because
then we’ll have confirmed people are still paying attention. Either way, there will be hairy assholes
on all of your stamps from now on.” At press time, sources reported the Postal Service had received
such an overwhelmingly positive response from the general public and stamp collectors alike that it
was struggling to keep up with demand.
It would have been better without the explanation.
Tell the Onion
https://www.theonion.com/postal-service-releases-stamp-with-anus-on-it-to-see-if-1837272403?utm_content=Main&utm_medium=SocialMarketing&utm_campaign=SF&utm_source=Facebook&fbclid=IwAR2yp-S_rxvUh9uzISS5s3PMMWb2WvUFe9nqrm0xbKEZNHTyfCbEEIundx8
But why are we being treated to news from the United States of Arseholes from 2019?
so you’ve seen it before?
Peak Warming Man said:
JudgeMental said:
![]()
WASHINGTON—In an effort to determine whether it should even bother trying anymore,
the U.S. Postal Service issued a new stamp with an anus on it Thursday to see if people
these days still care what is on their stamps. “We’ve put some pretty cool stuff on our
stamps recently—a T. rex, the U.S.S. Missouri, Marvin Gaye—but does anyone really
notice or appreciate the effort that goes into them?” said Postmaster General Megan
Brennan, explaining the new stamp would be the first of several to feature hand-painted,
photorealistic depictions of the puckered orifice. “Our plan is to find out by issuing a
succession of increasingly graphic anus stamps over the course of the next year, from
commemorative illustrations of the anuses of U.S. presidents to a ‘Sphincters in Space’ series
honoring the bravery, and anuses, of America’s astronauts. If there’s an outcry, that’s fine, because
then we’ll have confirmed people are still paying attention. Either way, there will be hairy assholes
on all of your stamps from now on.” At press time, sources reported the Postal Service had received
such an overwhelmingly positive response from the general public and stamp collectors alike that it
was struggling to keep up with demand.
It would have been better without the explanation.
would you lick it though? that is the question.
JudgeMental said:
Peak Warming Man said:
JudgeMental said:
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WASHINGTON—In an effort to determine whether it should even bother trying anymore,
the U.S. Postal Service issued a new stamp with an anus on it Thursday to see if people
these days still care what is on their stamps. “We’ve put some pretty cool stuff on our
stamps recently—a T. rex, the U.S.S. Missouri, Marvin Gaye—but does anyone really
notice or appreciate the effort that goes into them?” said Postmaster General Megan
Brennan, explaining the new stamp would be the first of several to feature hand-painted,
photorealistic depictions of the puckered orifice. “Our plan is to find out by issuing a
succession of increasingly graphic anus stamps over the course of the next year, from
commemorative illustrations of the anuses of U.S. presidents to a ‘Sphincters in Space’ series
honoring the bravery, and anuses, of America’s astronauts. If there’s an outcry, that’s fine, because
then we’ll have confirmed people are still paying attention. Either way, there will be hairy assholes
on all of your stamps from now on.” At press time, sources reported the Postal Service had received
such an overwhelmingly positive response from the general public and stamp collectors alike that it
was struggling to keep up with demand.
It would have been better without the explanation.
would you lick it though? that is the question.
but you can’t see the face(arsehole) of the stamp while licking the back.

JudgeMental said:
Had to do my own research on that one:
Immanentize the eschaton
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
In political theory and theology, to immanentize the eschaton is a generally pejorative phrase referring to attempts to bring about utopian conditions in the world, and to effectively create heaven on earth. Theologically, the belief is akin to postmillennialism as reflected in the Social Gospel of the 1880–1930 era, as well as Protestant reform movements during the Second Great Awakening in the 1830s and 1840s such as abolitionism.
JudgeMental said:
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WASHINGTON—In an effort to determine whether it should even bother trying anymore,
the U.S. Postal Service issued a new stamp with an anus on it Thursday to see if people
these days still care what is on their stamps. “We’ve put some pretty cool stuff on our
stamps recently—a T. rex, the U.S.S. Missouri, Marvin Gaye—but does anyone really
notice or appreciate the effort that goes into them?” said Postmaster General Megan
Brennan, explaining the new stamp would be the first of several to feature hand-painted,
photorealistic depictions of the puckered orifice. “Our plan is to find out by issuing a
succession of increasingly graphic anus stamps over the course of the next year, from
commemorative illustrations of the anuses of U.S. presidents to a ‘Sphincters in Space’ series
honoring the bravery, and anuses, of America’s astronauts. If there’s an outcry, that’s fine, because
then we’ll have confirmed people are still paying attention. Either way, there will be hairy assholes
on all of your stamps from now on.” At press time, sources reported the Postal Service had received
such an overwhelmingly positive response from the general public and stamp collectors alike that it
was struggling to keep up with demand.
Shopped.
The Rev Dodgson said:
JudgeMental said:
Had to do my own research on that one:
Immanentize the eschaton
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
In political theory and theology, to immanentize the eschaton is a generally pejorative phrase referring to attempts to bring about utopian conditions in the world, and to effectively create heaven on earth. Theologically, the belief is akin to postmillennialism as reflected in the Social Gospel of the 1880–1930 era, as well as Protestant reform movements during the Second Great Awakening in the 1830s and 1840s such as abolitionism.
But what does Quora say?

JudgeMental said:
https://au.news.yahoo.com/legendary-aussies-create-best-ever-google-maps-photos-041340381.html
Could be the start of a slew of internet myths,


JudgeMental said:
Mmmm…Consumer Chips…tapeworms….

Spiny Norman said:
Shopped.
The Moon is nowhere to be seen.
The Rev Dodgson said:
Spiny Norman said:
Shopped.
The Moon is nowhere to be seen.
Well spotted.

Spiny Norman said:
Nice one.
:)
Michael V said:
Spiny Norman said:
Nice one.
:)
It’s surprising what people don’t notice.
I once worked in a place with an armed guard at the door, to admit people only with the proper identification, which we had to wear at all times. Laminated i.d. card, photo, colour code bars denoting areas authorised etc.
I stuck a picture of Groucho Marx over my photo, and no-one said anything for two weeks.
I got a bollocking over it, but i think that it was just ‘them upstairs’ venting their embarrassment.

captain_spalding said:
Michael V said:
Spiny Norman said:
Nice one.
:)
It’s surprising what people don’t notice.
I once worked in a place with an armed guard at the door, to admit people only with the proper identification, which we had to wear at all times. Laminated i.d. card, photo, colour code bars denoting areas authorised etc.
I stuck a picture of Groucho Marx over my photo, and no-one said anything for two weeks.
I got a bollocking over it, but i think that it was just ‘them upstairs’ venting their embarrassment.
Ha!

Spiny Norman said:
Cheesus, a bit nuts are we?
I can hear the ‘woo! woo!’ from here.
Spiny Norman said:
Cheesus, a bit nuts are we?
This is always weird as the mind control is more of a lack of control going by crimes and conflicts occurring everywhere
They do have those active denial systems though
Spiny Norman said:
Cheesus, a bit nuts are we?
vircator is part of an emp generator.
https://ethw.org/Vircator
Cymek said:
This is always weird as the mind control is more of a lack of control going by crimes and conflicts occurring everywhere
They do have those active denial systems though
The lady says, in other posts, the she lives ‘at the edge of the world’.
I think that she may have gone a trifle farther than that.
(‘The edge of the world’ is, apparently, Canada’s west coast. It’s not clear just what she thinks lies to the west of her location.)
JudgeMental said:
Spiny Norman said:
Cheesus, a bit nuts are we?
vircator is part of an emp generator.
https://ethw.org/Vircator
https://www.airuniversity.af.edu/Portals/10/ASPJ/journals/Chronicles/apjemp.pdf
EMP devices.


to dull or lessen the pain
It is also the name of a police training exercise.
hence the bewilderment.

JudgeMental said:
They’re not ‘shrimp’.
They’re ‘salty pals’.


The recently opened bypass through Ben Stiller to make the
Highlands more accessible. The entrance has been planted
with fragrant plants to make it more appealing.
JudgeMental said:
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The recently opened bypass through Ben Stiller to make the
Highlands more accessible. The entrance has been planted
with fragrant plants to make it more appealing.
Wow, he looked completely different in Zoolander
JudgeMental said:
![]()
The recently opened bypass through Ben Stiller to make the
Highlands more accessible. The entrance has been planted
with fragrant plants to make it more appealing.
Where is this place?
Michael V said:
JudgeMental said:
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The recently opened bypass through Ben Stiller to make the
Highlands more accessible. The entrance has been planted
with fragrant plants to make it more appealing.
Where is this place?
Ben Stiller is so underrated. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WvKq72CF-JY
Michael V said:
JudgeMental said:
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The recently opened bypass through Ben Stiller to make the
Highlands more accessible. The entrance has been planted
with fragrant plants to make it more appealing.
Where is this place?
Appears to be a natural arch in the Tianmen Mountain



JudgeMental said:
:)


And it’s so easy to pick males by their compensating-for-tiny-member vehicles.
OCDC said:
And it’s so easy to pick males by their compensating-for-tiny-member vehicles.Toyota sedans with a straw hat in the back window aren’t worth the effort.
JudgeMental said:
I like that. Should send it to Dutton’s email.
JudgeMental said:
:)
JudgeMental said:
Seems reasonable.
Never forget the woman who got arrested for being a fake sign language interpreter.

OCDC said:
Lololol 😆
I ❤ cats



Cymek said:

Cymek said:
Have people actually done that?
fsm said:
No thanks.
Michael V said:
fsm said:
No thanks.
Wasn’t too fond of that record when it used to play every night.
Michael V said:
fsm said:
No thanks.
I can get that as a free extra on just about any flight between Brisbane and Sydney.
fsm said:
An hour
Michael V said:
fsm said:
No thanks.
I downloaded an album of people meowing…only made it though the first minute.

captain_spalding said:
Michael V said:
fsm said:
No thanks.
I can get that as a free extra on just about any flight between Brisbane and Sydney.
I was sat near a little baby, maybe 3 months, on the return flight. He didn’t make a sound, just looked around like a bobblehead.





JudgeMental said:
:)
Although it does seem she was surprised how much was in the wallet.

JudgeMental said:
Let us hope the girls stay away from them.
JudgeMental said:
Lols…..
kii said:
JudgeMental said:
Lols…..
And it would seem we aren’t able to work out why…
buffy said:
kii said:
JudgeMental said:
Lols…..
And it would seem we aren’t able to work out why…
It would seem that it takes a certain mental thickness to be a white supremacist.

JudgeMental said:
Trump lands somewhere, adds tons and tons of unnecessary CO2 to the atmosphere.
His plane also adds some gases to the mix.


JudgeMental said:
‘…causes the eater to become blind for a day…’?! ‘Various ingredients can be used…such as… poisons…’?!
Jesus Harold Hubert Christ!
Is this still legal anywhere?
captain_spalding said:
JudgeMental said:
‘…causes the eater to become blind for a day…’?! ‘Various ingredients can be used…such as… poisons…’?!
Jesus Harold Hubert Christ!
Is this still legal anywhere?
Probably, but…
https://knowyourmeme.com/memes/blinding-stew
https://publicdomainreview.org/collection/x-is-for/


Someone at Rapidgator has a sense of humour. :)

JudgeMental said:
Fuck



JudgeMental said:
na.
JudgeMental said:
Stop worrying me!
JudgeMental said:
I doubt I could hold that anvil like that.
Mine is much smaller but still quite heavy.
And I’d be worried about dropping it on my toes, or having my fingers squashed putting it down.
Michael V said:
JudgeMental said:
I doubt I could hold that anvil like that.
Mine is much smaller but still quite heavy.
And I’d be worried about dropping it on my toes, or having my fingers squashed putting it down.
It is made from sheet metal.
JudgeMental said:
Michael V said:
JudgeMental said:
I doubt I could hold that anvil like that.
Mine is much smaller but still quite heavy.
And I’d be worried about dropping it on my toes, or having my fingers squashed putting it down.
It is made from sheet metal.
Ah, I see.
Very practical.
Michael V said:
JudgeMental said:
Michael V said:I doubt I could hold that anvil like that.
Mine is much smaller but still quite heavy.
And I’d be worried about dropping it on my toes, or having my fingers squashed putting it down.
It is made from sheet metal.
Ah, I see.
Very practical.
the swage block is also sheet metal.
JudgeMental said:
Michael V said:
JudgeMental said:It is made from sheet metal.
Ah, I see.
Very practical.
the swage block is also sheet metal.
Ha!
I suppose one has to have a hobby.
JudgeMental said:
I has to be a fake. He’s not that strong.

OCDC said:
The Sally Cat had 4 small dinners tonight. She nagged me.
kii said:
OCDC said::-)The Sally Cat had 4 small dinners tonight. She nagged me.
How the US solves its problems every year.
Spiny Norman said:
How the US solves its problems every year.
Freedom Burger Truck
weren’t we talking about this just t’other day?
You know. You all know exactly who I am. Say my name.



JudgeMental said:
Heh.


Looks like the dregs of Russian Navy making a last-ditch attach on a US aircraft carrier

Spiny Norman said:
Looks like the dregs of Russian Navy making a last-ditch attach on a US aircraft carrier
How the cowardly Americans quailed, as the sturdy Russian plywood bit deep into the supercarrier’s hull!
As if Australian snakes, spiders, crocodiles, sharks etc, weren’t enough to terrify tourists, here’s the latest (and perhaps, most terrible?) threat:
ABC News:

Swamp cows!
captain_spalding said:
As if Australian snakes, spiders, crocodiles, sharks etc, weren’t enough to terrify tourists, here’s the latest (and perhaps, most terrible?) threat:ABC News:
Swamp cows!
Do they have guns?
roughbarked said:
captain_spalding said:
As if Australian snakes, spiders, crocodiles, sharks etc, weren’t enough to terrify tourists, here’s the latest (and perhaps, most terrible?) threat:ABC News:
Swamp cows!
Do they have guns?
Worse. They have crocodiles.
captain_spalding said:
As if Australian snakes, spiders, crocodiles, sharks etc, weren’t enough to terrify tourists, here’s the latest (and perhaps, most terrible?) threat:ABC News:
Swamp cows!
“I mean, you know, people are entitled to their sexual proclivities. Let there be a thousand blossoms bloom, as far as I am concerned,” Mr Katter said at a press conference, giving a laugh.
“But I ain’t spending any time on it because in the meantime, every three months, a cow is torn to pieces by a crocodile in north Queensland.”
JudgeMental said:
captain_spalding said:
As if Australian snakes, spiders, crocodiles, sharks etc, weren’t enough to terrify tourists, here’s the latest (and perhaps, most terrible?) threat:ABC News:
Swamp cows!
“I mean, you know, people are entitled to their sexual proclivities. Let there be a thousand blossoms bloom, as far as I am concerned,” Mr Katter said at a press conference, giving a laugh.
“But I ain’t spending any time on it because in the meantime, every three months, a cow is torn to pieces by a crocodile in north Queensland.”
I was always under the impression that crocodiles don’t really tear things to bits. They either swallow it whole or leave it to rot for a bit.
roughbarked said:
JudgeMental said:
captain_spalding said:
As if Australian snakes, spiders, crocodiles, sharks etc, weren’t enough to terrify tourists, here’s the latest (and perhaps, most terrible?) threat:ABC News:
Swamp cows!
“I mean, you know, people are entitled to their sexual proclivities. Let there be a thousand blossoms bloom, as far as I am concerned,” Mr Katter said at a press conference, giving a laugh.
“But I ain’t spending any time on it because in the meantime, every three months, a cow is torn to pieces by a crocodile in north Queensland.”
I was always under the impression that crocodiles don’t really tear things to bits. They either swallow it whole or leave it to rot for a bit.



Spiny Norman said:
Apparently there is a 20lb chocolate colored chihuahua cross loose in the neighbourhood.
kii said:
Spiny Norman said:
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Apparently there is a 20lb chocolate colored chihuahua cross loose in the neighbourhood.
Shoot on sight, or watch and report?

JudgeMental said:
Don’t people kick the doors in on Volvos any more?
JudgeMental said:
:)
JudgeMental said:
I’d‘ve assumed an elk would be more appropriate
dv said:
JudgeMental said:
I’d‘ve assumed an elk would be more appropriate
Somewhere…waves hands around…I have a postcard from Estonia, received in the 1960s. The picture is of a moose. The words on the back say “this is an elk”. Eurasian moose are a bit different to North American moose, but still look like moose.

More AI generated LEGO I expect.

HOUSE-PET REANIMATION.
In that wonderful mélange of science, sentimentalism, service,
and psychic savantism characteristic of the retrouvé activities
and research of The Institute in the “Long nineteenth century”
(ending, really, in 1914 in several important ways), here we see
a money-making yet deeply altruistic venture of our bureau in
Poughkeepsie: House-pet reanimation.
Dead pets (within 24 hours of death) could be brought to said office,
pumped with a proprietary concoction of wolfsblood, ginger, and at
least 14 other ingredients, and subjected to a variant of
electrobiology (q.v.). The pet was then worn for 16 days on the head
of its bereaved owner, who was also obligated to wear a collar with
the name of whichever of the owner’s body part that the pet had most
favored in life.
Spells in Elamite, Sumerian (Emesal dialect only), and Akkadian were
then recited for 24 hours by that Institute office’s then-director, a certain
Helene Ilona Massagetai, along with the pet owner, in an intense ceremony
with candles.
Some 79% of the time, the pet did revive, the most famous leading to the
notorious Ostrich Disaster of 1904 (q.v.).
Shown is peanut butter queen Susan Zillah Arch-Rensis of Long Island,
with her cat “Henry.” He was successfully revived. Elements of this true
history were later (rumoredly) utilized in fictions by both HP Lovecraft and
Stephen King.
The Institute for the Scientific Study of Human and Non-Human Phenomena.
JudgeMental said:
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HOUSE-PET REANIMATION.
In that wonderful mélange of science, sentimentalism, service,
and psychic savantism characteristic of the retrouvé activities
and research of The Institute in the “Long nineteenth century”
(ending, really, in 1914 in several important ways), here we see
a money-making yet deeply altruistic venture of our bureau in
Poughkeepsie: House-pet reanimation.Dead pets (within 24 hours of death) could be brought to said office,
pumped with a proprietary concoction of wolfsblood, ginger, and at
least 14 other ingredients, and subjected to a variant of
electrobiology (q.v.). The pet was then worn for 16 days on the head
of its bereaved owner, who was also obligated to wear a collar with
the name of whichever of the owner’s body part that the pet had most
favored in life.Spells in Elamite, Sumerian (Emesal dialect only), and Akkadian were
then recited for 24 hours by that Institute office’s then-director, a certain
Helene Ilona Massagetai, along with the pet owner, in an intense ceremony
with candles.Some 79% of the time, the pet did revive, the most famous leading to the
notorious Ostrich Disaster of 1904 (q.v.).
Shown is peanut butter queen Susan Zillah Arch-Rensis of Long Island,
with her cat “Henry.” He was successfully revived. Elements of this true
history were later (rumoredly) utilized in fictions by both HP Lovecraft and
Stephen King.The Institute for the Scientific Study of Human and Non-Human Phenomena.
I’m trying to think of what can be said about someone wearing e.g. a dead cat on their head for 16 days, and paying for the privilege of doing so.
Words fail me.
captain_spalding said:
JudgeMental said:
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HOUSE-PET REANIMATION.
In that wonderful mélange of science, sentimentalism, service,
and psychic savantism characteristic of the retrouvé activities
and research of The Institute in the “Long nineteenth century”
(ending, really, in 1914 in several important ways), here we see
a money-making yet deeply altruistic venture of our bureau in
Poughkeepsie: House-pet reanimation.Dead pets (within 24 hours of death) could be brought to said office,
pumped with a proprietary concoction of wolfsblood, ginger, and at
least 14 other ingredients, and subjected to a variant of
electrobiology (q.v.). The pet was then worn for 16 days on the head
of its bereaved owner, who was also obligated to wear a collar with
the name of whichever of the owner’s body part that the pet had most
favored in life.Spells in Elamite, Sumerian (Emesal dialect only), and Akkadian were
then recited for 24 hours by that Institute office’s then-director, a certain
Helene Ilona Massagetai, along with the pet owner, in an intense ceremony
with candles.Some 79% of the time, the pet did revive, the most famous leading to the
notorious Ostrich Disaster of 1904 (q.v.).
Shown is peanut butter queen Susan Zillah Arch-Rensis of Long Island,
with her cat “Henry.” He was successfully revived. Elements of this true
history were later (rumoredly) utilized in fictions by both HP Lovecraft and
Stephen King.The Institute for the Scientific Study of Human and Non-Human Phenomena.
I’m trying to think of what can be said about someone wearing e.g. a dead cat on their head for 16 days, and paying for the privilege of doing so.
Words fail me.
the page is a fun page with made up stories to go with actual historical pictures. It is quite good and the contributors have some imagination.
JudgeMental said:
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HOUSE-PET REANIMATION.
In that wonderful mélange of science, sentimentalism, service,
and psychic savantism characteristic of the retrouvé activities
and research of The Institute in the “Long nineteenth century”
(ending, really, in 1914 in several important ways), here we see
a money-making yet deeply altruistic venture of our bureau in
Poughkeepsie: House-pet reanimation.Dead pets (within 24 hours of death) could be brought to said office,
pumped with a proprietary concoction of wolfsblood, ginger, and at
least 14 other ingredients, and subjected to a variant of
electrobiology (q.v.). The pet was then worn for 16 days on the head
of its bereaved owner, who was also obligated to wear a collar with
the name of whichever of the owner’s body part that the pet had most
favored in life.Spells in Elamite, Sumerian (Emesal dialect only), and Akkadian were
then recited for 24 hours by that Institute office’s then-director, a certain
Helene Ilona Massagetai, along with the pet owner, in an intense ceremony
with candles.Some 79% of the time, the pet did revive, the most famous leading to the
notorious Ostrich Disaster of 1904 (q.v.).
Shown is peanut butter queen Susan Zillah Arch-Rensis of Long Island,
with her cat “Henry.” He was successfully revived. Elements of this true
history were later (rumoredly) utilized in fictions by both HP Lovecraft and
Stephen King.The Institute for the Scientific Study of Human and Non-Human Phenomena.
“The owner… was also obligated to wear a collar with the name of whichever of the owner’s body part that the pet had most favored in life.”
She’s wearing a collar that says “Puss….”. The cats most favoured part of her body was a part beginning with “Puss…”?
I
JudgeMental said:
captain_spalding said:
JudgeMental said:
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HOUSE-PET REANIMATION.
In that wonderful mélange of science, sentimentalism, service,
and psychic savantism characteristic of the retrouvé activities
and research of The Institute in the “Long nineteenth century”
(ending, really, in 1914 in several important ways), here we see
a money-making yet deeply altruistic venture of our bureau in
Poughkeepsie: House-pet reanimation.Dead pets (within 24 hours of death) could be brought to said office,
pumped with a proprietary concoction of wolfsblood, ginger, and at
least 14 other ingredients, and subjected to a variant of
electrobiology (q.v.). The pet was then worn for 16 days on the head
of its bereaved owner, who was also obligated to wear a collar with
the name of whichever of the owner’s body part that the pet had most
favored in life.Spells in Elamite, Sumerian (Emesal dialect only), and Akkadian were
then recited for 24 hours by that Institute office’s then-director, a certain
Helene Ilona Massagetai, along with the pet owner, in an intense ceremony
with candles.Some 79% of the time, the pet did revive, the most famous leading to the
notorious Ostrich Disaster of 1904 (q.v.).
Shown is peanut butter queen Susan Zillah Arch-Rensis of Long Island,
with her cat “Henry.” He was successfully revived. Elements of this true
history were later (rumoredly) utilized in fictions by both HP Lovecraft and
Stephen King.The Institute for the Scientific Study of Human and Non-Human Phenomena.
I’m trying to think of what can be said about someone wearing e.g. a dead cat on their head for 16 days, and paying for the privilege of doing so.
Words fail me.
the page is a fun page with made up stories to go with actual historical pictures. It is quite good and the contributors have some imagination.
Oh. Thanks for the clarification.
I feel a bit dumb, but, honestly, i wouldn’t put any possible scam past the people of the late 19th century, especially in America.
captain_spalding said:
JudgeMental said:
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HOUSE-PET REANIMATION.
In that wonderful mélange of science, sentimentalism, service,
and psychic savantism characteristic of the retrouvé activities
and research of The Institute in the “Long nineteenth century”
(ending, really, in 1914 in several important ways), here we see
a money-making yet deeply altruistic venture of our bureau in
Poughkeepsie: House-pet reanimation.Dead pets (within 24 hours of death) could be brought to said office,
pumped with a proprietary concoction of wolfsblood, ginger, and at
least 14 other ingredients, and subjected to a variant of
electrobiology (q.v.). The pet was then worn for 16 days on the head
of its bereaved owner, who was also obligated to wear a collar with
the name of whichever of the owner’s body part that the pet had most
favored in life.Spells in Elamite, Sumerian (Emesal dialect only), and Akkadian were
then recited for 24 hours by that Institute office’s then-director, a certain
Helene Ilona Massagetai, along with the pet owner, in an intense ceremony
with candles.Some 79% of the time, the pet did revive, the most famous leading to the
notorious Ostrich Disaster of 1904 (q.v.).
Shown is peanut butter queen Susan Zillah Arch-Rensis of Long Island,
with her cat “Henry.” He was successfully revived. Elements of this true
history were later (rumoredly) utilized in fictions by both HP Lovecraft and
Stephen King.The Institute for the Scientific Study of Human and Non-Human Phenomena.
I’m trying to think of what can be said about someone wearing e.g. a dead cat on their head for 16 days, and paying for the privilege of doing so.
Words fail me.
But you didn’t have to live through the Great Ostrich Disaster of 1904, did you?
An event so terrible that the story is forbidden from the Internet.
The Rev Dodgson said:
captain_spalding said:
JudgeMental said:
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HOUSE-PET REANIMATION.
In that wonderful mélange of science, sentimentalism, service,
and psychic savantism characteristic of the retrouvé activities
and research of The Institute in the “Long nineteenth century”
(ending, really, in 1914 in several important ways), here we see
a money-making yet deeply altruistic venture of our bureau in
Poughkeepsie: House-pet reanimation.Dead pets (within 24 hours of death) could be brought to said office,
pumped with a proprietary concoction of wolfsblood, ginger, and at
least 14 other ingredients, and subjected to a variant of
electrobiology (q.v.). The pet was then worn for 16 days on the head
of its bereaved owner, who was also obligated to wear a collar with
the name of whichever of the owner’s body part that the pet had most
favored in life.Spells in Elamite, Sumerian (Emesal dialect only), and Akkadian were
then recited for 24 hours by that Institute office’s then-director, a certain
Helene Ilona Massagetai, along with the pet owner, in an intense ceremony
with candles.Some 79% of the time, the pet did revive, the most famous leading to the
notorious Ostrich Disaster of 1904 (q.v.).
Shown is peanut butter queen Susan Zillah Arch-Rensis of Long Island,
with her cat “Henry.” He was successfully revived. Elements of this true
history were later (rumoredly) utilized in fictions by both HP Lovecraft and
Stephen King.The Institute for the Scientific Study of Human and Non-Human Phenomena.
I’m trying to think of what can be said about someone wearing e.g. a dead cat on their head for 16 days, and paying for the privilege of doing so.
Words fail me.
But you didn’t have to live through the Great Ostrich Disaster of 1904, did you?
An event so terrible that the story is forbidden from the Internet.
Damn.
JudgeMental said:
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HOUSE-PET REANIMATION.
In that wonderful mélange of science, sentimentalism, service,
and psychic savantism characteristic of the retrouvé activities
and research of The Institute in the “Long nineteenth century”
(ending, really, in 1914 in several important ways), here we see
a money-making yet deeply altruistic venture of our bureau in
Poughkeepsie: House-pet reanimation.Dead pets (within 24 hours of death) could be brought to said office,
pumped with a proprietary concoction of wolfsblood, ginger, and at
least 14 other ingredients, and subjected to a variant of
electrobiology (q.v.). The pet was then worn for 16 days on the head
of its bereaved owner, who was also obligated to wear a collar with
the name of whichever of the owner’s body part that the pet had most
favored in life.Spells in Elamite, Sumerian (Emesal dialect only), and Akkadian were
then recited for 24 hours by that Institute office’s then-director, a certain
Helene Ilona Massagetai, along with the pet owner, in an intense ceremony
with candles.Some 79% of the time, the pet did revive, the most famous leading to the
notorious Ostrich Disaster of 1904 (q.v.).
Shown is peanut butter queen Susan Zillah Arch-Rensis of Long Island,
with her cat “Henry.” He was successfully revived. Elements of this true
history were later (rumoredly) utilized in fictions by both HP Lovecraft and
Stephen King.The Institute for the Scientific Study of Human and Non-Human Phenomena.
!!!

JudgeMental said:
The Squarf.
It calls us.


Spiny Norman said:
Yes, some of the speech bubbles and captions in textbooks were great.
You’d know when someone had found one when there was the choke of a stifled laugh from somewhere in the classroom.

Spiny Norman said:
Beats lashing it to the roof, i suppose.

Spiny Norman said:
Spiny Norman said:
… and they reckon Australia is filled with dangerous animals.
At least I can defeat a red-back spider with a can of Mortein in one hand and an old shoe in the other. Good luck fighting off a grizzly with that.

Spiny Norman said:
:)
Humans might just eat Carl.
“Russian man standing trial attempts absurd escape”
Pretty good effort.
Spiny Norman said:
also suitable for goats and small horses.

Spiny Norman said:
Spiny Norman said:
Heh.
:)
Michael V said:
Spiny Norman said:
Heh.
:)
Tamb said:
Michael V said:
Spiny Norman said:
Heh.
:)
Who are these people?
kii said:
Tamb said:
Michael V said:Heh.
:)
Who are these people?
Trump’s dead wife and trump.
kii said:
Tamb said:
Michael V said:Heh.
:)
Who are these people?
Trump’s dead wife and trump.
I think she’s illegally buried on a golf course or some such.
Peak Warming Man said:
kii said:
Tamb said:Who are these people?
Trump’s dead wife and trump.I think she’s illegally buried on a golf course or some such.
i wonder if he will have to sell her to pay his court costs.
sarahs mum said:
Peak Warming Man said:
kii said:Trump’s dead wife and trump.
I think she’s illegally buried on a golf course or some such.
i wonder if he will have to sell her to pay his court costs.
There was something about how, if a place is registered as a burial site, it’s exempt from some local or state taxes and rates.
There’s (wild) speculation that Ivana’s coffin contains more ‘souvenir’ documents that Trump took with him from the White House.
It seems to be a certainty that his brain is buried there with her.



JudgeMental said:
:)
JudgeMental said:
A birdie Swiss army knife. :)
JudgeMental said:
Oh so true.
JudgeMental said:
lol
JudgeMental said:
Ha!



Spiny Norman said:
I was thinking about him last night, watching an old ‘detective film’ (Boston Blackie’s Chinese Venture, 1948)
At one stage, there was a gunfight between two jokers armed with revolvers, and i pondered on what safety routines they went through, and how frequent/infrequent were firearms accidents on sets back then.


Damn, this hits close to home.


JudgeMental said:
:)

sarahs mum said:
LOL
Michael V said:
sarahs mum said:
LOL
Those pieces represent something that’s not ear.
Michael V said:
sarahs mum said:
LOL
Those pieces represent something that’s not ear.



fsm said:
So we round up all the non-Mickey faces. What then?

JudgeMental said:
It is weird.
party_pants said:
JudgeMental said:
It is weird.
What is weird is the idea that she is into him for his money.
sarahs mum said:
party_pants said:
JudgeMental said:
It is weird.
What is weird is the idea that she is into him for his money.
Bizzaro world where logic doesn’t count as a necessary skill for survival.
Anyway, I say good luck to ‘em both. If they manage to find peace and happiness in each other’s company then good for them.


JudgeMental said:
:)

JudgeMental said:
LOL






Spiny Norman said:
I can only speak for myself of course, but I’m pretty sure that not really what Atheists believe.
Spiny Norman said:
That’s me.
The Rev Dodgson said:
Spiny Norman said:
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I can only speak for myself of course, but I’m pretty sure that not really what Atheists believe.
Don’t let the Big T-Rex in the Sky hear you say that.
The Rev Dodgson said:
Spiny Norman said:
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I can only speak for myself of course, but I’m pretty sure that not really what Atheists believe.
Don’t let the Big T-Rex in the Sky hear you say that.
Michael V said:
Spiny Norman said:
That’s me.
Sometimes I play against myself. Once on my tablet and again on mr kii’s tablet, short term memory keeps me busy. I’ve stopped trying to use both tablets at the same time, because I was arguing with myself.
captain_spalding said:
The Rev Dodgson said:
Spiny Norman said:
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I can only speak for myself of course, but I’m pretty sure that not really what Atheists believe.
Don’t let the Big T-Rex in the Sky hear you say that.
Pardon? Can you repeat yourself?
The Rev Dodgson said:
Spiny Norman said:
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I can only speak for myself of course, but I’m pretty sure that not really what Atheists believe.

kii said:
Michael V said:
Spiny Norman said:
That’s me.
Sometimes I play against myself. Once on my tablet and again on mr kii’s tablet, short term memory keeps me busy. I’ve stopped trying to use both tablets at the same time, because I was arguing with myself.
I don’t mind arguing with myself, but i get really cross when i lose the argument.
Anyway, that meme was wrong.
Here’s the updated one:

Now, isn’t that closer to the truth?
captain_spalding said:
The Rev Dodgson said:
Spiny Norman said:
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I can only speak for myself of course, but I’m pretty sure that not really what Atheists believe.
snigger
Michael V said:
Spiny Norman said:
That’s me.
:)
Pretty accurate.



sarahs mum said:
LOL
sarahs mum said:
lolz
I wouldn’t risk it, Steve.
sarahs mum said:
:)




OCDC said:
My life.
kii said:
OCDC said:I thought of us both.My life.

OCDC said:
kii said:OCDC said:I thought of us both.My life.
Isn’t life grand!?
kii said:
OCDC said:🎉🎉🎉kii said:Isn’t life grand!?My life.I thought of us both.


poikilotherm said:
Weeeed.
Flowerpot men.
poikilotherm said:
:)

Kingy said:
+1



Bogsnorkler said:
:))


Kingy said:
:)
Kingy said:
This will never get old.









sarahs mum said:
I did.
Bogsnorkler said:

sarahs mum said:
sarahs mum said:
LOLOLOLOL
sarahs mum said:
:))
PermeateFree said:
sarahs mum said:
:))
:))
roughbarked said:
PermeateFree said:
sarahs mum said:
:))
:))
the possibilities are endless really.
sarahs mum said:
roughbarked said:
PermeateFree said::))
:))
the possibilities are endless really.
Trouble is, a lot of people will see things like this as an affectionate tribute to a “legend”.
sarahs mum said:
roughbarked said:
PermeateFree said::))
:))
the possibilities are endless really.
I was on the money.

Bubblecar said:
sarahs mum said:
roughbarked said::))
the possibilities are endless really.
Trouble is, a lot of people will see things like this as an affectionate tribute to a “legend”.
We want our Barnaby. At least we can see what he does with our money.
sarahs mum said:
What about sports personalities?
Witty Rejoinder said:
sarahs mum said:
What about sports personalities?
Who cares?
sarahs mum said:
Witty Rejoinder said:
sarahs mum said:
What about sports personalities?
Who cares?
OTOH I’m sure there are plenty of children who can name a large variety of different classes of items and peoples.
Bubblecar said:
sarahs mum said:
Witty Rejoinder said:What about sports personalities?
Who cares?
OTOH I’m sure there are plenty of children who can name a large variety of different classes of items and peoples.
It does sound a bit like, “Teach your children to only be interested in what I’m interested in!”
sarahs mum said:
Witty Rejoinder said:
sarahs mum said:
What about sports personalities?
Who cares?
A lot of people consider sportsmen worthy of worship yet disdain the adulation of actors and singers.
Bubblecar said:
sarahs mum said:
Witty Rejoinder said:What about sports personalities?
Who cares?
OTOH I’m sure there are plenty of children who can name a large variety of different classes of items and peoples.
there are many dinosaur experts. possibly more than needed.
Witty Rejoinder said:
sarahs mum said:
Witty Rejoinder said:What about sports personalities?
Who cares?
A lot of people consider sportsmen worthy of worship yet disdain the adulation of actors and singers.
I left that up to how my kids handled peer pressure.
sarahs mum said:
Bubblecar said:
sarahs mum said:Who cares?
OTOH I’m sure there are plenty of children who can name a large variety of different classes of items and peoples.
there are many dinosaur experts. possibly more than needed.
:)

Bogsnorkler said:
Why didn’t somebody help the poor bugger to stand up for his rights?
roughbarked said:
Bogsnorkler said:
Why didn’t somebody help the poor bugger to stand up for his rights?
that is the bit that Dutton blamed on the greens.
sarahs mum said:
roughbarked said:
Bogsnorkler said:
Why didn’t somebody help the poor bugger to stand up for his rights?
that is the bit that Dutton blamed on the greens.
I did see that. Yes.
Bogsnorkler said:
:)
sarahs mum said:
sarahs mum said:
roughbarked said::))
the possibilities are endless really.
I was on the money.

kii said:
sarahs mum said:
sarahs mum said:the possibilities are endless really.
I was on the money.
Hoist on his own petard comme d’habitude
kii said:
sarahs mum said:
sarahs mum said:the possibilities are endless really.
I was on the money.
:)
More and more of them.
:)
dv said:
kii said:
sarahs mum said:I was on the money.
Hoist on his own petard comme d’habitude
His petard was caught laying down.
The redeveloped Crannog Centre on Loch Tay will give us unprecedented
insight into how our Iron Age ancestors lived.


Bogsnorkler said:
ROFL

AussieDJ said:
Irony is lost on the religious
AussieDJ said:
:)

Bogsnorkler said:
I thought that was a croquembouche brought to life

Bogsnorkler said:
I’m sure it will come as no surprise to learn that I have no idea what the point of that cartoon was.
The Rev Dodgson said:
Bogsnorkler said:
I’m sure it will come as no surprise to learn that I have no idea what the point of that cartoon was.
Reading the comments to that cartoon you appear not to be Robinson Crusoe.



Might be ignored in metazooa thread.

OCDC said:
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Might be ignored in metazooa thread.
Cookies will be all like the deep state is abolishing letters for new world order etc




sarahs mum said:
:))



OCDC said:
LOLOLOLOL
Looks like absolutely everything can be beetrooted.
Michael V said:
OCDC said:
LOLOLOLOL
Looks like absolutely everything can be beetrooted.
I do hope that Barnaby is seeing all of this stuff.
captain_spalding said:
Michael V said:
OCDC said:
LOLOLOLOL
Looks like absolutely everything can be beetrooted.
I do hope that Barnaby is seeing all of this stuff.
He’s seen it all before and he still doesn’t care.
captain_spalding said:
Michael V said:
OCDC said:
LOLOLOLOL
Looks like absolutely everything can be beetrooted.
I do hope that Barnaby is seeing all of this stuff.
You left me hanging on the telephone…
OCDC said:
ROFL!
Nice one Centurion.
captain_spalding said:
Michael V said:
OCDC said:
LOLOLOLOL
Looks like absolutely everything can be beetrooted.
I do hope that Barnaby is seeing all of this stuff.
The Redoubt is in his electorate, if you want something done you ring Barnaby.
Doesn’t matter if it’s a council matter or in the state governments bailiwick you ring Barnaby and it gets done apparently.
They think the world of him down there.
Peak Warming Man said:
captain_spalding said:
Michael V said:LOLOLOLOL
Looks like absolutely everything can be beetrooted.
I do hope that Barnaby is seeing all of this stuff.
The Redoubt is in his electorate, if you want something done you ring Barnaby.
Doesn’t matter if it’s a council matter or in the state governments bailiwick you ring Barnaby and it gets done apparently.
They think the world of him down there.
But look at what that has done to Barnaby. All those winings and dinings to get things done has completely ruined the man.

In case you ever forget how to spell.

captain_spalding said:
Michael V said:
OCDC said:
LOLOLOLOL
Looks like absolutely everything can be beetrooted.
I do hope that Barnaby is seeing all of this stuff.
As I pointed out before though, doubtless he and his supporters see all these memes as “celebrating Barnaby, the man is a legend.”

sarahs mum said:
LOL.
It really is on Google Maps.
Is it a bench though?

sarahs mum said:
But why change it from:

sarahs mum said:
Fair.
The Rev Dodgson said:
sarahs mum said:
But why change it from:
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Fair.

Bogsnorkler said:
LOL
Michael V said:
Bogsnorkler said:
LOL
The only time that I get the blues,
is when MV gets it, and I have no clues.
The Rev Dodgson said:
Michael V said:
Bogsnorkler said:
LOL
The only time that I get the blues,
is when MV gets it, and I have no clues.
Raymond is a junkyard dog.
Bogsnorkler said:
The Rev Dodgson said:
Michael V said:LOL
The only time that I get the blues,
is when MV gets it, and I have no clues.
Raymond is a junkyard dog.
OK, sort of get it.
I suppose.





Bogsnorkler said:
Ha!
Bogsnorkler said:
:)


Bogsnorkler said:
He’s dead Jim.


Bogsnorkler said:
:)
sarahs mum said:
LOLOLOLOL
Spiny Norman said:
LOL`````````````````````````````


Spiny Norman said:
Reminds me of the ‘Buffyverse’ (as in the Vampire Slayer, not our Buffy) law firm Wolfram & Hart, or more Wolf, Ram and Heart. It always amuses me that there is a real estate agency in Victoria called Raine & Horne who sound as though they should be renting rooms to Demons and Hobgoblins.
Witty Rejoinder said:
Spiny Norman said:
Reminds me of the ‘Buffyverse’ (as in the Vampire Slayer, not our Buffy) law firm Wolfram & Hart, or more Wolf, Ram and Heart. It always amuses me that there is a real estate agency in Victoria called Raine & Horne who sound as though they should be renting rooms to Demons and Hobgoblins.
‘more correctly

Campaign Against Racism and Fascism
23 hours ago
·
After many months of anti-fascist organising work, the Nazi gym in Sunshine West
has been shut down. We’re relieved, proud, and thankful to all those who stood in
the streets with us. This is a victory for everyone who protested, everyone who stood up.
The law, the council, and the landlords were prepared to tolerate these neo-Nazis
until hundreds of people made a fuss, marched repeatedly on the headquarters, and
counter-protested their events.
This is a win for collective action. But it’s not the end. Right now, in this moment, fighting
racism and fascism means fighting for Palestine. Get yourself out to any of the many
rallies happening in our city.
And stay tuned for future events. We will never let the far right organise unopposed in our city.
And to the National Socialist Network, we say again, loud and proud: “YOU WILL ALWAYS LOSE IN MELBOURNE!”
Bogsnorkler said:
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Campaign Against Racism and Fascism
23 hours ago ·
After many months of anti-fascist organising work, the Nazi gym in Sunshine West
has been shut down. We’re relieved, proud, and thankful to all those who stood in
the streets with us. This is a victory for everyone who protested, everyone who stood up.The law, the council, and the landlords were prepared to tolerate these neo-Nazis
until hundreds of people made a fuss, marched repeatedly on the headquarters, and
counter-protested their events.This is a win for collective action. But it’s not the end. Right now, in this moment, fighting
racism and fascism means fighting for Palestine. Get yourself out to any of the many
rallies happening in our city.And stay tuned for future events. We will never let the far right organise unopposed in our city.
And to the National Socialist Network, we say again, loud and proud: “YOU WILL ALWAYS LOSE IN MELBOURNE!”
I hate Melbourne Nazis.
Witty Rejoinder said:
Bogsnorkler said:
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Campaign Against Racism and Fascism
23 hours ago ·
After many months of anti-fascist organising work, the Nazi gym in Sunshine West
has been shut down. We’re relieved, proud, and thankful to all those who stood in
the streets with us. This is a victory for everyone who protested, everyone who stood up.The law, the council, and the landlords were prepared to tolerate these neo-Nazis
until hundreds of people made a fuss, marched repeatedly on the headquarters, and
counter-protested their events.This is a win for collective action. But it’s not the end. Right now, in this moment, fighting
racism and fascism means fighting for Palestine. Get yourself out to any of the many
rallies happening in our city.And stay tuned for future events. We will never let the far right organise unopposed in our city.
And to the National Socialist Network, we say again, loud and proud: “YOU WILL ALWAYS LOSE IN MELBOURNE!”I hate Melbourne Nazis.
me too.
Witty Rejoinder said:
Bogsnorkler said:
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Campaign Against Racism and Fascism
23 hours ago ·
After many months of anti-fascist organising work, the Nazi gym in Sunshine West
has been shut down. We’re relieved, proud, and thankful to all those who stood in
the streets with us. This is a victory for everyone who protested, everyone who stood up.The law, the council, and the landlords were prepared to tolerate these neo-Nazis
until hundreds of people made a fuss, marched repeatedly on the headquarters, and
counter-protested their events.This is a win for collective action. But it’s not the end. Right now, in this moment, fighting
racism and fascism means fighting for Palestine. Get yourself out to any of the many
rallies happening in our city.And stay tuned for future events. We will never let the far right organise unopposed in our city.
And to the National Socialist Network, we say again, loud and proud: “YOU WILL ALWAYS LOSE IN MELBOURNE!”I hate Melbourne Nazis.

furious said:
Witty Rejoinder said:
Bogsnorkler said:
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Campaign Against Racism and Fascism
23 hours ago ·
After many months of anti-fascist organising work, the Nazi gym in Sunshine West
has been shut down. We’re relieved, proud, and thankful to all those who stood in
the streets with us. This is a victory for everyone who protested, everyone who stood up.The law, the council, and the landlords were prepared to tolerate these neo-Nazis
until hundreds of people made a fuss, marched repeatedly on the headquarters, and
counter-protested their events.This is a win for collective action. But it’s not the end. Right now, in this moment, fighting
racism and fascism means fighting for Palestine. Get yourself out to any of the many
rallies happening in our city.And stay tuned for future events. We will never let the far right organise unopposed in our city.
And to the National Socialist Network, we say again, loud and proud: “YOU WILL ALWAYS LOSE IN MELBOURNE!”I hate Melbourne Nazis.
That was the general gist of my pithy comment.
Witty Rejoinder said:
furious said:
Witty Rejoinder said:I hate Melbourne Nazis.
That was the general gist of my pithy comment.
I gathered that, but this is a meme thread, so…
furious said:
Witty Rejoinder said:
furious said:
That was the general gist of my pithy comment.
I gathered that, but this is a meme thread, so…
Thank you for doing in minutes what would have taken me half an hour to caption then.
Witty Rejoinder said:
furious said:
Witty Rejoinder said:That was the general gist of my pithy comment.
I gathered that, but this is a meme thread, so…
Thank you for doing in minutes what would have taken me half an hour to caption then.
I also hate Ballarat nazis.
sarahs mum said:
Witty Rejoinder said:
furious said:I gathered that, but this is a meme thread, so…
Thank you for doing in minutes what would have taken me half an hour to caption then.
I also hate Ballarat nazis.
also gyms + steroids + methamphetamines + nazism.
horrid.
sarahs mum said:
Hear, hear!
PermeateFree said:
sarahs mum said:
Hear, hear!
There definitely wasn’t a nice person amongst them.
PermeateFree said:
sarahs mum said:
Hear, hear!
My mate matt who was robodebted was quite upset that the show did not go there. He is still very angry. He is not placated at all by the public servants who have been punished.
sarahs mum said:
PermeateFree said:
sarahs mum said:
Hear, hear!
My mate matt who was robodebted was quite upset that the show did not go there. He is still very angry. He is not placated at all by the public servants who have been punished.
The Liberal party may have lost some voters over the Robodebt scandal.
I was robodebted as well. Though my losses were light compared to some others.
roughbarked said:
sarahs mum said:
PermeateFree said:Hear, hear!
My mate matt who was robodebted was quite upset that the show did not go there. He is still very angry. He is not placated at all by the public servants who have been punished.
The Liberal party may have lost some voters over the Robodebt scandal.
I was robodebted as well. Though my losses were light compared to some others.
I get the feeling that most of the people who were robodebted were not Liberal voters anyway.
sarahs mum said:
roughbarked said:
sarahs mum said:My mate matt who was robodebted was quite upset that the show did not go there. He is still very angry. He is not placated at all by the public servants who have been punished.
The Liberal party may have lost some voters over the Robodebt scandal.
I was robodebted as well. Though my losses were light compared to some others.
I get the feeling that most of the people who were robodebted were not Liberal voters anyway.
That’s a possibility but still only conjecture.
roughbarked said:
PermeateFree said:
sarahs mum said:
Hear, hear!
There definitely wasn’t a nice person amongst them.
Then there’s this bunny:
ABC News:

Pals with Mathias Cormann, apparently, and being ‘defended’ by Christian Porter.
He may not be a c***, but the company he keeps suggests otherwise.
roughbarked said:
sarahs mum said:
roughbarked said:The Liberal party may have lost some voters over the Robodebt scandal.
I was robodebted as well. Though my losses were light compared to some others.
I get the feeling that most of the people who were robodebted were not Liberal voters anyway.
That’s a possibility but still only conjecture.
Well, i doubt that many of them are Liberal voters now.
captain_spalding said:
roughbarked said:
PermeateFree said:Hear, hear!
There definitely wasn’t a nice person amongst them.
Then there’s this bunny:
ABC News:
Pals with Mathias Cormann, apparently, and being ‘defended’ by Christian Porter.
He may not be a c***, but the company he keeps suggests otherwise.
Clearly one of ‘the boys club’.
captain_spalding said:
roughbarked said:
sarahs mum said:I get the feeling that most of the people who were robodebted were not Liberal voters anyway.
That’s a possibility but still only conjecture.
Well, i doubt that many of them are Liberal voters now.
That’s what I said, yep. ;)
roughbarked said:
captain_spalding said:
roughbarked said:There definitely wasn’t a nice person amongst them.
Then there’s this bunny:
ABC News:
Pals with Mathias Cormann, apparently, and being ‘defended’ by Christian Porter.
He may not be a c***, but the company he keeps suggests otherwise.
Clearly one of ‘the boys club’.
https://www.abc.net.au/news/2024-02-16/ccc-inquiry-wa-ombudsman-chris-field/103466158



It isn’t going away.

sarahs mum said:
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It isn’t going away.
A smart person would learn from their mistakes and never let that happen again.
So, I bet he has another huge foul-up like that before the end of the year.
roughbarked said:
captain_spalding said:
roughbarked said:There definitely wasn’t a nice person amongst them.
Then there’s this bunny:
ABC News:
Pals with Mathias Cormann, apparently, and being ‘defended’ by Christian Porter.
He may not be a c***, but the company he keeps suggests otherwise.
Clearly one of ‘the boys club’.
Nothing wrong with work from home


Spiny Norman said:
Bookmarked
Koathulu ?
Dropthulu ?

Spiny Norman said:
I’m about three and a half Indias away.
I’m about an India and a half away.
At this time of year I am further from Sydney than from Delhi, in terms of time zones.

Took me a few seconds to find him.
Spiny Norman said:
Will use anything in preference to the metric system?
captain_spalding said:
Spiny Norman said:
Will use anything in preference to the metric system?
It may well have been.

Saved under I M P O R T A N T.
OCDC said:
Saved under I M P O R T A N T.
Put it in your ‘just in case’ pocket.

Bogsnorkler said:
:)

Bogsnorkler said:
Looks like the way to go is to :
1. Discuss plans for your own funeral with the funeral director beforehand
2. Opt for the cheap pine box
3. Tell the director that the money saved via the cheap box option should go towards building extra shoulder/arm/head/dirt stowage room into the box.
Spiny Norman said:
Ha!


A very impressive effort here by the chap in the fast car.
Hey Bill,
a couple of items from Popular mechanics, Apr 1958:


captain_spalding said:
Hey Bill,a couple of items from Popular mechanics, Apr 1958:
The cars looking like a good way of killing people. :)
And yeah it would be handy to be able to look at the gear occasionally. I could have used that a few times.
Bogsnorkler said:
Got to say, the probability of being buried alive in a coffin must be inconsequential compared to that of being buried alive in a landslide or earthquake etc.
captain_spalding said:
Bogsnorkler said:
Looks like the way to go is to :
1. Discuss plans for your own funeral with the funeral director beforehand
2. Opt for the cheap pine box
3. Tell the director that the money saved via the cheap box option should go towards building extra shoulder/arm/head/dirt stowage room into the box.
And perhaps some communication device
Spiny Norman said:
captain_spalding said:
Hey Bill,a couple of items from Popular mechanics, Apr 1958:
The cars looking like a good way of killing people. :)
And yeah it would be handy to be able to look at the gear occasionally. I could have used that a few times.
Yes, you mentioned it some time back.
So, the idea was around in 1958, but aircraft manufacturers obviously thought, nah, they’d never need something like that.

Bogsnorkler said:
It’s a dry heat.



Witty Rejoinder said:
Fair and reasonable.
Witty Rejoinder said:
Dune
dv said:
Witty Rejoinder said:
Dune
Did you like the David Lynch directed one
It was reasonable I thought
Cymek said:
dv said:
Witty Rejoinder said:
Dune
Did you like the David Lynch directed one
It was reasonable I thought
‘Dune’ has already been remade and was popular with critics and audiences. Can’t wait for ‘Part Two’ which I’m seeing at the IMAX in Melbourne in a couple of weeks.
Witty Rejoinder said:
Cymek said:I read Dune in the last few years and was underwhelmed.dv said:’Dune’ has already been remade and was popular with critics and audiences. Can’t wait for ‘Part Two’ which I’m seeing at the IMAX in Melbourne in a couple of weeks.DuneDid you like the David Lynch directed one
It was reasonable I thought
OCDC said:
Witty Rejoinder said:Cymek said:I read Dune in the last few years and was underwhelmed.Did you like the David Lynch directed one’Dune’ has already been remade and was popular with critics and audiences. Can’t wait for ‘Part Two’ which I’m seeing at the IMAX in Melbourne in a couple of weeks.
It was reasonable I thought
Nobody’s perfect. :-)
OCDC said:
Witty Rejoinder said:Cymek said:I read Dune in the last few years and was underwhelmed.Did you like the David Lynch directed one’Dune’ has already been remade and was popular with critics and audiences. Can’t wait for ‘Part Two’ which I’m seeing at the IMAX in Melbourne in a couple of weeks.
It was reasonable I thought
Philistine
Cymek said:
dv said:
Witty Rejoinder said:
Dune
Did you like the David Lynch directed one
It was reasonable I thought
It was pretty good I thought… well cast. Suffered from badly done blue eyes and trying to cover too much ground in one movie. The tv series was quite well done and the latest movie was OK I guess.
I reckon it is always going to be difficult trying make a movie/movies out of the epic first book.
Massive overkill in getting rid of the hornet nests.
I like it.

Spiny Norman said:
Can’t you also make ihm like down like Baraby?
The US series of off-road Trophy Trucks have the most amazing suspension. I’m extremely impressed by them.
Spiny Norman said:
The US series of off-road Trophy Trucks have the most amazing suspension. I’m extremely impressed by them.
Some of those Trophy Wives are pretty well sprung, too.
Cymek said:
dv said:
Witty Rejoinder said:
Dune
Did you like the David Lynch directed one
It was reasonable I thought
I thought overall it was not good.
Witty Rejoinder said:
Cymek said:
dv said:Dune
Did you like the David Lynch directed one
It was reasonable I thought
‘Dune’ has already been remade and was popular with critics and audiences. Can’t wait for ‘Part Two’ which I’m seeing at the IMAX in Melbourne in a couple of weeks.
That is of course the example I’m giving.

Spiny Norman said:
No squashing of that watermelon seed.
roughbarked said:
Spiny Norman said:
No squashing of that watermelon seed.
Tamb said:
roughbarked said:
Spiny Norman said:
No squashing of that watermelon seed.
Was Judas an apostle or a Roman plant?
He simply had a love for silver.
Tamb said:
roughbarked said:
Spiny Norman said:
No squashing of that watermelon seed.
Was Judas an apostle or a Roman plant?
Judas Iscariot, one of the Twelve Apostles, notorious for betraying Jesus.
Iscariot basically translates to: a liar.
roughbarked said:
Tamb said:
roughbarked said:No squashing of that watermelon seed.
Was Judas an apostle or a Roman plant?He simply had a love for silver.
Spiny Norman said:
In 1951, ‘Popular Mechanics’ magazine published an essay about why the metric system should be adopted, and an essay about why it should not be adopted.
This caused much comment from its readers, including L.R. Holcomb of North Abingdon, Massachusetts, who cited a work by ‘Yale professor’ C.A.L. Totten, which declared that the metric system is based on scientific error, and that it is ‘morally wrong’. If the metric system is morally unsound. Holcomb concluded, it is eventually doomed.
C.A.L. Totten’s work dated from 1884, and his academic background is highly dubious. He was also a strong supporter of the British Israel movement (of which there was a chapter in Bundaberg, with the members of which i used to enjoy discussion when they set up their street stall).
They are loonies. If you want to read about some jaw-dropping self-delusion, which predates most modern woo-woo, look them up.

OCDC said:
The Bullshit reeks.
OCDC said:
The idea that someone could train a cat to do anything is astonishing.
The idea that someone could train 65 of them to do the same thing is ludicrous.
I don’t think that her barrister will have much trouble selling that defence to anyone who’s ever met a cat.
OCDC said:
bloody cat burglars!
Bogsnorkler said:
OCDC said:
bloody cat burglars!
OK. That does deserve a smile at best.
OCDC said:
Heh.
Bogsnorkler said:
OCDC said:
bloody cat burglars!
lol
captain_spalding said:
OCDC said:
The idea that someone could train a cat to do anything is astonishing.
The idea that someone could train 65 of them to do the same thing is ludicrous.
I don’t think that her barrister will have much trouble selling that defence to anyone who’s ever met a cat.
Bogsnorkler said:
OCDC said:
bloody cat burglars!
LOLOL
captain_spalding said:
OCDC said:
The idea that someone could train a cat to do anything is astonishing.
The idea that someone could train 65 of them to do the same thing is ludicrous.
I don’t think that her barrister will have much trouble selling that defence to anyone who’s ever met a cat.
Now if it had been crows …
Bogsnorkler said:
OCDC said:I’m getting another 63 anyway to see what we can achieve.https://www.snopes.com/fact-check/did-elderly-woman-train-cats-to-steal/
dv said:
captain_spalding said:
OCDC said:
The idea that someone could train a cat to do anything is astonishing.
The idea that someone could train 65 of them to do the same thing is ludicrous.
I don’t think that her barrister will have much trouble selling that defence to anyone who’s ever met a cat.
Now if it had been crows …
Ravens, magpies and etc.
OCDC said:
Bogsnorkler said:OCDC said:I’m getting another 63 anyway to see what we can achieve.https://www.snopes.com/fact-check/did-elderly-woman-train-cats-to-steal/
You do know that they will revere you in death as they chew on your carcass?
dv said:
captain_spalding said:
OCDC said:
The idea that someone could train a cat to do anything is astonishing.
The idea that someone could train 65 of them to do the same thing is ludicrous.
I don’t think that her barrister will have much trouble selling that defence to anyone who’s ever met a cat.
Now if it had been crows …
OCDC said:
Witty Rejoinder said:Cymek said:I read Dune in the last few years and was underwhelmed.Did you like the David Lynch directed one’Dune’ has already been remade and was popular with critics and audiences. Can’t wait for ‘Part Two’ which I’m seeing at the IMAX in Melbourne in a couple of weeks.
It was reasonable I thought
also.
And it also made me decide I did not really like books set in the heat. After I read dune, I read Michael Moorcock’s book about the Ice schooner and i enjoyed the weather in that so much more.
sarahs mum said:
OCDC said:
Witty Rejoinder said:’Dune’ has already been remade and was popular with critics and audiences. Can’t wait for ‘Part Two’ which I’m seeing at the IMAX in Melbourne in a couple of weeks.I read Dune in the last few years and was underwhelmed.
also.
And it also made me decide I did not really like books set in the heat. After I read dune, I read Michael Moorcock’s book about the Ice schooner and i enjoyed the weather in that so much more.
I did read a lot of Sci-Fi and Sci-Fi fantasy and did come to the conclusion that some authors may have taken too much LSD.
Barefoot in the head ~ Vrian Aldiss was defiinitely one of those. Though I have to admit thta my copy was a ballsup in the bookbinding dept because I never managed to solve the whole sections of the book that were bound into the wrong place in the book problem.
Originally I assumed it was the way the book was written as that was weird enough
roughbarked said:
sarahs mum said:
OCDC said:
I read Dune in the last few years and was underwhelmed.
also.
And it also made me decide I did not really like books set in the heat. After I read dune, I read Michael Moorcock’s book about the Ice schooner and i enjoyed the weather in that so much more.
I did read a lot of Sci-Fi and Sci-Fi fantasy and did come to the conclusion that some authors may have taken too much LSD.
Barefoot in the head ~ Vrian Aldiss was defiinitely one of those. Though I have to admit thta my copy was a ballsup in the bookbinding dept because I never managed to solve the whole sections of the book that were bound into the wrong place in the book problem.
Originally I assumed it was the way the book was written as that was weird enough
Vrian = Brian

Spiny Norman said:
it tastes better if you know their names.
Spiny Norman said:
:)
Spiny Norman said:
Reminds me of an old (now deceased) Scots friend who while wanting a packet of cigarettes at the White Cliffs shop, he said, “Give me the ones that kill other people”.
Michael V said:
Spiny Norman said:
:)
Such valiant sacrifice.
They left another piece of pie in the fridge!.
that’s going to be short work.
sarahs mum said:
They left another piece of pie in the fridge!.that’s going to be short work.
<- chat.

Spiny Norman said:
Done earlier.
Spiny Norman said:
Quite.




Excellent detective work there.

sarahs mum said:
Is ‘a dog’ someone who walks around on all fours, has a tail, and a furry face?
Because if it is, i’m going to have to re-evaluate the bloke who gives the orders around here.
sarahs mum said:
:))
Excellent troll effort.


Spiny Norman said:
LOLOL
:)


OCDC said:

OCDC said:
Conservative thought in a nutshell.