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    #616
    http://www.theregister.co.uk/2013/09...otball_ground/

    Baa-aaa humbug!
    The 61-year-old, who attended court wearing a brown suit and turquoise jumper, was also charged with outraging public decency by allegedly “trying to commit a sexual act with a sheep and trying to encourage a sheep to perform a sexual act on you”.
    Anyone wearing a brown suite with a turquoise jumper deserves the full force of the law.
    I am legally unqualified: If you need to rely on advice check it with a suitable authority - eg a solicitor specialising in landlord/tenant law...

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      #617
      Quentin Sommerville BBC News Reporter Inhales Burning Drugs And Can't Finish Report

      Enjoy :
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        #618
        Just another fine day at a McDonalds

        Anyone understand what this 'lady's' problem is?

        http://www.liveleak.com/view?i=c1f_1419612418
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          #619
          Santa Claus Caught On Camera!

          How cute is this?

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            #620
            Makes you proud to be British:

            The Duke of Wellington died the other day, 99, after a distinguished military career in his own right (MC etc..). Today's "Times" had a footnote to his obituary of yesterday
            One little-known duty of the Duke of Wellington was to pay the rent each year for the estate of Stratfield Saye, which the nation had bought for his great-great-grandfather after Waterloo. I saw him paying his dues a few years ago, in the Waterloo chamber at Windsor Castle. The rent consists simply of a fresh French tricolour which has to be presented to the sovereign in a ceremony on or close to the anniversary of the battle. The result is a collection of nearly 200 French flags which hang inside the castle.
            Makes you proud to be British eh?
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              #621
              Originally posted by theartfullodger View Post
              Makes you proud to be British:

              The Duke of Wellington died the other day, 99, after a distinguished military career in his own right (MC etc..). Today's "Times" had a footnote to his obituary of yesterday

              Makes you proud to be British eh?
              How funny. Was the duke expected to wage war against France every year to acquire their standard, if they weren't willing to sell him a flag?
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                #622
                Investigation into listing Hoegh Osaka cargo ship begins

                I'm wondering if the reason this ship started listing was that the cars on board were all on the same side?

                http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-hampshire-30677320
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                  #623
                  Originally posted by JK0 View Post
                  I'm wondering if the reason this ship started listing was that the cars on board were all on the same side?
                  I can't imagine why anyone would ask a Royal Naval person this question. RN owns nothing bigger than an Isle of Wight ferry (slight exaggeration maybe) and do not have the experience of the Merchant Navy in delivering much in the way of cargo.

                  Car carriers are a strange item - sitting high out of the water when loaded and little visible accommodation for staff as on a 'traditional' looking ship.

                  The Chief Officer or 'mate' is responsible for cargo on Merchant Navy ships. It is suspected that the ballast was incorrectly loaded on this ship but is does not take much error to tip one over - go back to the Herald of Free Enterprise for an example. A small amount of 'freeboard' or water captive on a deck can have an adverse affect on the stability when the ship is moving or indeed making a turn.

                  It will be interesting to see inside as the vehicles are usually chained in place. Some may have broken free or be hanging at an angle now. Cheap Bentley anyone?



                  Freedom at the point of zero............

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                    #624
                    Morons went on a murdering racist rampage because of cartoons of a 1300 year old man.

                    thats pretty darn odd.
                    Based on the information posted, I offer my thoughts.Any action you then take is your liability. While commending individual effort, there is no substitute for a thorough review of documents and facts by paid for professional advisers.

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                      #625
                      Originally posted by leaseholdanswers View Post
                      Morons went on a murdering racist rampage because of cartoons of a 1300 year old man.

                      thats pretty darn odd.
                      Even more odd is the fact that there is no concrete proof that he ever existed!



                      Freedom at the point of zero............

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                        #626
                        Whether he existed or not, the direct quotes are about the prevalence of dilatory and that no fun duh mentalists worship God not the messenger.

                        That victims of lslam are angry that he is being mocked, they realize that they have to accept that, within legal a framework, and therefore misquote the instruction and allege a direct attack on their religion, which they then feel supersedes everything and dust off the AK47.

                        I say tough there is a tradition of satire in the west and therefore its like it lumpit stand for election to get it changed or go somewhere else.

                        The odd news story of the day is that the BBC have hunkered down even further on this.
                        Based on the information posted, I offer my thoughts.Any action you then take is your liability. While commending individual effort, there is no substitute for a thorough review of documents and facts by paid for professional advisers.

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                          #627
                          T*ts out & Toby Carvery
                          http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/arti...y-Carvery.html
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                            #628
                            Originally posted by theartfullodger View Post
                            T*ts out & Toby Carvery
                            http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/arti...y-Carvery.html
                            All I can say is
                            Glamour model Rachel Hobbs', I think not.
                            She's UGLY.

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                              #629
                              Party invoice: Boy sent bill for birthday no-show

                              http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-cornwall-30876360

                              It's amusing to imagine what a children's party invitation seeking to create a contract might say: "I, the 'first party', hereinafter referred to as the 'birthday boy', cordially invite you the 'second party', hereinafter referred to as 'my best friend', to the party of 'the first party'.
                              LOL.
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                                #630
                                German court upholds men’s right to stand up while urinating

                                Don't put marble floors down in the bathroom folks.

                                http://www.theguardian.com/world/201...hile-urinating
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