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At 11/24/09 12:33 PM, ZagmenO wrote:
The average person swallows 10-12 spiders in their sleep every night.
It was every year, and that "fact" was made-up as an example of how people will believe and spread any rumour they here if it sounds like it might be true.
At 11/24/09 12:00 PM, Leidolfr wrote:
how is YurgenBurgen Polish sounding?
[ Polish people went to like Bergen Belsen....thats the only loose relevance I can see there ]
That was just what we had to do, and he wrote Yurgen Burgen. Whether it was an accurate example of a Polish-sounding name or not didn't really concern me at the time.
When I was 11 or 12 I was in English and we were learning about World War 2, and we had to write a letter from the point-of-view of a Polish prisoner of war, and sign it with a Polish-sounding name. The guy next to me used Yurgen Burgen (although he probably spelled it with a J) and I started using it as my username for stuff.
At 11/22/09 08:48 PM, Rude-Awakening wrote:
I thought no one was going to say brasseye. Cant believe the peadophile show they did.
Nonce-sense priceless
My favourite episode is the drugs one, that one is just perfect.
"If time's a drug, then Big Ben is a huge needle injecting it into the sky!"
Also have you seen Jam? It's by the guy that did Brasseye, but a totally different kettle of fish.
There was a news report about McDonalds using subliminal advertising on TV. If you look on YouTube you can probably find it. Basically they flashed the M logo up before a TV programme.
I don't like a lot of salt. I never put salt on my food and I avoid eating things that have a lot of salt in them. I can always tell if I've had too much.