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message 2101: by TwoddleBungler (new)

TwoddleBungler | 4920 comments Trapeze artist with diarrhea sh*ts on 23 people
https://thereisnews.com/trapeze-artis...


message 2102: by suzysunshine7 (new)

suzysunshine7 | 16038 comments NOOOOOOO?!! - I am definitely NOT clicking on that Link! ;oO


message 2103: by Brass Neck (new)

Brass Neck | 3979 comments suzysunshine7 wrote: "NOOOOOOO?!! - I am definitely NOT clicking on that Link! ;oO"

I sphincter you should copra eyeful of that. What is "fateful irreversible intestinal problem"?


message 2104: by suzysunshine7 (new)

suzysunshine7 | 16038 comments ! ... ;o>

Brass Neck wrote: "What is "fateful irreversible intestinal problem"?"

I wouldn't worry about it, Mr B - in the time that you've taken just to say it out loud it'll probably be far too late to start wondering about what it might mean!!!


message 2105: by Craig White (new)

Craig White | 6727 comments a load of shight in any case! the act of trapezial skitters on such a scale would require the trapezist to have his bare arse out! and even maximum seepage would be safely contained with the lycra breeks until the trapezer geezer were to swing out of the drop zone! it won't wash with me!


message 2106: by TwoddleBungler (new)

TwoddleBungler | 4920 comments suzysunshine7 wrote: "NOOOOOOO?!! - I am definitely NOT clicking on that Link! ;oO"
Don't worry, it's not a video, or even a photo of the event.


message 2107: by Lez (new)

Lez | 7490 comments So, no proof then!


message 2108: by TwoddleBungler (new)

TwoddleBungler | 4920 comments But it's true I tell you! This from the same reliable source.

Donald Trump has approved the construction of a Death Star
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message 2109: by Brass Neck (last edited Apr 24, 2019 04:49PM) (new)

Brass Neck | 3979 comments Tech XXIII wrote: "a load of shight in any case! the act of trapezial skitters on such a scale would require the trapezist to have his bare arse out! and even maximum seepage would be safely contained with the lycra ..."

I think it was the woman so her cossie would be a lot skimpier in the nether regions allowing max muck-spreading while swinging (dis)gracefully on high………….


message 2110: by Craig White (new)

Craig White | 6727 comments a valid point, and a workable one if a thong is worn and tights/lycra are absent. this would then provide us with the following mathematical/scientific equation to prove the effect,

force = the algebra of need and urgency and content

form = shape and tautness of appendage

thus,

force x form = shight shower.


message 2111: by Brass Neck (last edited Apr 25, 2019 07:02AM) (new)

Brass Neck | 3979 comments Tights? You can strain liquid through the mesh of tights and "fateful irreversible intestinal problem" isn't suggestive of solidity? Good job Paula Radcliffe was on the run(s) and not on the asymmetric bars or hoops in Athens when her bout of "fateful irreversible intestinal problem" struck.


message 2112: by Lez (new)

Lez | 7490 comments A fortune awaits the inventor of a reversing procedure.


message 2113: by Sera69 (new)

Sera69 | 1922 comments fateful abdominal rumbling turned serious . . .


message 2114: by Craig White (new)

Craig White | 6727 comments swinging high incontinence terminates entirely


message 2115: by Brass Neck (last edited Apr 25, 2019 10:14AM) (new)

Brass Neck | 3979 comments Diabolical intestinal abominable rumbling rectal hellish outflow erupting anally.


message 2116: by Serial (new)

Serial Sock Trumpet (serialsocktrumpet) | 1998 comments Brass Neck wrote: "Diabolical intestinal abominable rumbling ruinatory hellacious outflow erupting anally."

A veritable shitstorm


message 2118: by Lez (new)

Lez | 7490 comments A parrot has been taken into custody in northern Brazil following a police raid targeting crack dealers.

According to reports in the Brazilian press, the bird had been taught to alert criminals to police operations in Vila Irmã Dulce, a low-income community in the sun-scorched capital of Piauí state, by shouting: “Mum, the police!”

The parrot, who has not been named, was seized on Monday afternoon when officers swooped on a drug den run by a local couple.

“He must have been trained for this,” one officer involved in the operation said of the two-winged wrongdoer. “As soon as the police got close he started shouting.”

A Brazilian journalist who came face to face with the imprisoned parrot on Tuesday described it as a “super obedient” creature – albeit one that had kept its beak firmly shut after being “arrested”.

“So far it hasn’t made a sound … completely silent,” the reporter said.

Alexandre Clark, a local vet, confirmed the parrot had not cooperated: “Lots of police officers have come by and he’s said nothing.”

The Brazilian broadcaster Globo said the “papagaio do tráfico” (drug trafficking parrot) had been handed over to a local zoo where it would spend three months learning to fly before being released.

The bird joins a growing list of animals implicated in Brazil’s drug trade, although most have been reptiles.


message 2119: by Craig White (new)

Craig White | 6727 comments that'll be Polly The Watch, no chance she'll sing - they can lean on her all they want, she won't cracker under pressure!


message 2120: by Brass Neck (new)

Brass Neck | 3979 comments She'll be up before the beak afore long and she'd better not commit perchury.


message 2121: by Martin (new)

Martin O' | 2196 comments After failing a polygraph the parrot was given ten years bird. He may have just been a parrot but now he's had a Cockatoo!


message 2122: by suzysunshine7 (new)

suzysunshine7 | 16038 comments 'Fare-Dodging Snake' Removed From Scottish Bus ;o> ...



http://www.msn.com/en-gb/news/uknews/...


message 2123: by Craig White (new)

Craig White | 6727 comments it was in paisley. they had to remove the snake for it's own safety!


message 2124: by suzysunshine7 (new)

suzysunshine7 | 16038 comments I just thought it funny that 'Fare Dodging' was what came before the mention of it being a Snake and being on a Bus?!! - LOL!!!

If it had paid it's own Fare would it have mattered any less?!! ;o>


message 2125: by Craig White (new)

Craig White | 6727 comments in paisley it would have had a bus passsssssssssssssssss!


message 2126: by suzysunshine7 (new)

suzysunshine7 | 16038 comments Ohhh, I SO set that one up for you, didn't I?! ... (*GROAN*) ... ;o>


message 2127: by Gordon (new)

Gordon (skiiltan) | 2940 comments Unusual torment on Cross-Country Trains today. Two Marillion fans sitting behind me discussing - very loudly - last night's De Montfort Hall gig and the entire history of their Marillion fandom. They are the very stereotype of what you would imagine Marillion fans to be.


message 2128: by suzysunshine7 (new)

suzysunshine7 | 16038 comments Blue Rinses, Twin-sets and Pearls? - and Court Shoes with a sturdy Heel? ;o>


message 2129: by Gordon (new)

Gordon (skiiltan) | 2940 comments Droning voices. Infinite capacity for evaluating the relative merits of Leicester and Wolverhampton as venues for Marillion conventions. Total lack of humour...


message 2130: by Brass Neck (new)

Brass Neck | 3979 comments suzysunshine7 wrote: "Blue Rinses, Twin-sets and Pearls? - and Court Shoes with a sturdy Heel? ;o>"

Whatever their mums dressed them in that morning.


message 2131: by Craig White (new)

Craig White | 6727 comments wow, gordon, very rarely seen in pairs, usually a 'nae pals' species, we can only hope to jeebus that it wasn't a breeding pair - also unusual in that they are normally wan..........screwtap short o' a cairry oot! ecologywise, ye shoulda brained them wi' yer bindle!

boom!


message 2132: by Gordon (new)

Gordon (skiiltan) | 2940 comments They didn't know each other before boarding the train. They were in neighbouring seats and one spotted that the other still had his Marillion weekend (three gigs on three consecutive evenings) wristband on. One of them got off the train at Peterborough to travel on to Norwich; the other carried on to Cambridge. Nothing unusual about people's breeding habits in that part of the world.


message 2133: by Lez (new)

Lez | 7490 comments An Amazonian parrot called Freddy Krueger has made headlines in Brazil after managing to find its way back to the zoo from which it was stolen while recovering from a four-year nightmare that saw it shot in a gun battle, abducted by armed thieves and bitten by a snake.
The turquoise-fronted Amazon parrot – whose Elm Street-inspired moniker stems from its bullet-disfigured face – was pilfered from a zoo in the southern city of Cascavel on the night of 16 April.

According to Brazil’s Folha de São Paulo newspaper, Freddy’s capture was just the latest in a series of misadventures to affect the Amazona aestiva bird.

Freddy was first brought to the zoo about four years ago, having been severely injured in a shootout between police and gangsters during a raid on the drug den where he had lived with his villain owner.

“In the shootout, Freddy was hit in the upper-beak … blinded and suffered burns to the feathers that grow between the eyes,” the Folha de São Paulo reported.

Freddy’s ordeal was far from over. Earlier this month, the parrot was reportedly bitten on the leg by a snake – thankfully of a non-venomous variety.
Freddy bled profusely but survived, only to be stolen days later when three armed raiders burst into Cascavel’s zoo, overpowered its security guard and made off with two parrots and a cylinder of gas.
Two days later, however, Freddy returned, discovered by zoo staff at the foot of a pine tree beside his cage.
The details of Freddy’s comeback remain murky, although drops of blood found near his former abode have fuelled speculation that the notoriously aggressive parrot bit his way out.
“He’s a bit of a wild one,” Ilair Dettoni, the zoo’s vet, was quoted as saying.
Dettoni suspected Freddy’s mangled features might have proven his salvation, given the limited market for deformed parrots. “I don’t know if Freddy is really unlucky or really lucky,” he said.
The second parrot and the gas cylinder have yet to be found.


message 2134: by suzysunshine7 (new)

suzysunshine7 | 16038 comments I'm lost for words! ... what a life story for one small Bird!!! ;o>


message 2135: by suzysunshine7 (new)

suzysunshine7 | 16038 comments BT offers iconic Red Phone Boxes for community adoption for just £1 ...


A Coffee Shop run inside a Red Phone Box in Hampstead Heath ...



A Phone Box in Michaelstone-le-Pit, Vale of Glamorgan, Wales being put to good use as the Village Library ...



http://www.msn.com/en-gb/money/news/b...


Gingerlily - The Full Wild | 600 comments I'll buy one and make it into a changing room for Superheros...


message 2137: by Lez (new)

Lez | 7490 comments I really want to put those books in order!


message 2138: by Serial (new)

Serial Sock Trumpet (serialsocktrumpet) | 1998 comments Would make a good plunge pool if you cut the top off, fill it up and install a kettle element.


message 2139: by TheFoe (last edited May 04, 2019 02:08PM) (new)

TheFoe | 2638 comments I was in my local Tesco a couple of weeks ago, in the fruit and vegetable aisle, when a woman behind me shouted out, "Here girls, what do you reckon, length or girth"? I turned around to see her holding up a cucumber. Her 2 friends laughed before pretty much simutaneouly shouting back, "girth"! So guys.....now we know! ;-)


message 2140: by suzysunshine7 (last edited May 04, 2019 02:32PM) (new)

suzysunshine7 | 16038 comments I know that I'm going to get raised Eyebrows and splutters over this but I don't know quite how else to try saying it?! - LOL!!! ... girth IS preferable over length because they tend to stay firmer for longer ;o>


message 2141: by Lez (new)

Lez | 7490 comments ...so long as they're not starting to go off...


message 2142: by TheFoe (new)

TheFoe | 2638 comments Matron!


message 2143: by suzysunshine7 (new)

suzysunshine7 | 16038 comments Don't forget to cut the Crusts off your Cucumber Sandwiches ;o>


message 2144: by Craig White (new)

Craig White | 6727 comments 'mummy, mummy, are those ladies trying to steal the cucumbers?'

'erm,....eh,......yes, dear, they are trying to steal the cucumbers.'

'mummy, mummy, why are they shouting about it?'

'they're just happy they're getting their regular vegetable intake, dear, and no, the wet cucumbers are not the freshest ones!'


message 2145: by suzysunshine7 (new)

suzysunshine7 | 16038 comments ! ... ;o>


message 2146: by Gordon (new)

Gordon (skiiltan) | 2940 comments suzysunshine7 wrote: "I know that I'm going to get raised Eyebrows and splutters over this but I don't know quite how else to try saying it?! - LOL!!! ... girth IS preferable over length because they tend to stay firmer..."

Does this apply to cumumbers, too?


message 2147: by TwoddleBungler (last edited May 06, 2019 04:16AM) (new)

TwoddleBungler | 4920 comments Gordon wrote: "Does this apply to cumumbers, too? "

I'm sure Suzy is talking about balloons.




message 2148: by Martin (new)

Martin O' | 2196 comments " Ein... Svi... Dri... Pull!"


message 2149: by Brass Neck (last edited May 07, 2019 04:06AM) (new)

Brass Neck | 3979 comments …. vier, funf, …..... er, sex, semen?


message 2150: by TwoddleBungler (last edited May 11, 2019 05:14AM) (new)

TwoddleBungler | 4920 comments New hope for frustrated rail commuters

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