Off Topic And Now for Something Completely Different
- Thread starter Dr.Stanley O'Google, HCFC
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Been to armed forces day in cleggy today
The jet showing off just amazing to see
The jet showing off just amazing to see
In the same cemetery as Compo, fact.
Some thieving smoggy **** has had my motorbike away, was visiting a mate in Middlesbrough hospital and it was parked in their parking. Gone within 30 minutes, the 5th bike in 3 days from there.
Bastards.
Bastards.
Yes, if Betelgeuse goes supernova, there'll be nobody left to worry about climate change, and no Earth either.
Bingo !
There's one in every crowd... I was thinking one star closer
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Err I’m not in bulgaria till tomorrow John
Cleggy cleethorpes
Lived in Cleethorpes for 2 years I never heard it called Cleggy, crappy yes, but never Cleggy.
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Condolences BT. As a biker I know how that must feel.
Did they have a Specsavers?Lived in Cleethorpes for 2 years I never heard it called Craggy, crappy yes, but never Craggy.
Gutted for you BT, I've never had a bike nicked just one time had a pair of carbs ripped out - scum isn't a strong enough word to describe these people. I hope karma pays them back in spades.
Did they have a Specsavers?
Memo to one self, don't reply unless you are wearing your glasses
I don't think this turned out right
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It is fine if you like your meat black and chrispy.I don't think this turned out right
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Brilliant.
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Betelgeuse will go supernova but probably not for another 100,000 years. It's at least 500 light years away so there'll be minimal effect on the Earth when it does blow, though it will be bright enough to be visible during the day for a few months. At 88 light years, the nearest red giant to Earth is currently Gacrux, a star visible from the Southern Hemisphere.
My old memory, unless it's playing tricks again, seems to recall you were a BMW man? This popped into my YouTube feed today - it's pretty good ...
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They always make it look so easy. I'd have rounded bolts, mucky bits and scratches all over it, and it'd never run again.
