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starwarsmaniac Posted Nov 10, 2005
fish cough, and a restaurant filled with toilets was closed down because of too little working toilets. Also on restaurants, one oriental one is based on alcatraz, where guests are chained and have to beg the guards to go to the loo, and one restaurant all the food is roadkill . It is perfectly legal to kill a scotsman in york, as long as you use a bow and arrow and its a sunday. It is taboo for a woman to eat chocolate on public transport,but perfectly ok for a man to do this.
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Mr. Dreadful - But really I'm not actually your friend, but I am... Posted Nov 10, 2005
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sigsfried Posted Nov 10, 2005
Not fair why do they go and repeal somethinmg like that.
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Baron Grim Posted Nov 10, 2005
It should be legal to push mimes off of imaginary things anytime.
(Does anyone remember what film this occurs in... The film's hero is walking in a park, stops to watch a mime balancing on the curb "against the wind", watches for a few seconds then approaches and pushes the mime off of the curb. Anyone? Anyone? Bueller?).
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AYEBEE PW - RIP TERRI Posted Nov 10, 2005
no idea
my useless fact for the evening.
i have a jar with 192 paperclips in it
4 of them are pink, the rest are black
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AYEBEE PW - RIP TERRI Posted Nov 10, 2005
also, i make a point of eating chocolate on the train...
does that make me a rebel??
or a revel even. haaarrrrrrrr
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Madbeachcomber, I've done my spring cleaning, does that make me sad? Posted Nov 10, 2005
The best way to get a peanut out of your ear if one gets stuck, is to pour in melted chocolate.....
....they come out a treat
they come
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The Groob Posted Nov 10, 2005
Olympic swimming gold medallist Duncan Goodhew has never vomited in his life.
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Yelbakk Posted Nov 10, 2005
I think it is save to assume that olympic swimming gold medallist Duncan Goodhew has never vomited under water in his life.
Y.
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airscotia-back by popular demand Posted Nov 10, 2005
In 1755 a new director of the Ashmolean museum in Oxford decided to make room for the ever growing collection of exhibits by throwing out and burning some of the older items. One of the first items on the bonfire was a particularly odious and smelly collection of feathers and general bird bits. So was lost the last preserved specimen of the Dodo.
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Kat - From H2G2 Posted Nov 11, 2005
I just read the entire thread! It took me 3 days. I went through physics, puking, sharks, more physics, history, pirates, non-facts, defining a useless fact, crumbling down into chatter, reviving useless facts...and now I'm here.
My useless fact for the day not only includes a statistic but is slightly...unnerving...
98% of houses in the United States have at least one television set.
Ta-dah!
Oh and Buckingham Palace has over 600 rooms
Kat
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WanderingAlbatross - Wing-tipping down the rollers of life's ocean. Posted Nov 11, 2005
Probably trying to get a peanut out of his ear.
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midnightreddragon Posted Nov 11, 2005
The Emir of the Rif, Abdel Karim, had his incompetent Foreign Affairs Minister Si Mohamed Zea Kane fastened to the mouth of a canon which was then fired. Si Mohamed Zea Kane's last words are not known.
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AYEBEE PW - RIP TERRI Posted Nov 11, 2005
i'd love to be 'emir of the rif' it sounds like a monty python title.
i'd say his last words were 'bring me my brown trousers' or was that someone else?
there were 695 invoices billed by dhl dublin to dhl in germany in the month of October...
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midnightreddragon Posted Nov 11, 2005
3 more -
Ireland's entrant Dickie Rock came 4th in the 1966 Eurovision Song Contest held in Luxembourg.
Dolly the Cloned Sheep shares her 'birthday' with Jean Cocteau.
The place of origin of the cocklebur is uncertain.
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Susanne - if it ain't broke, break it! Posted Nov 11, 2005
The import of bagpipes into the USA is tax-free.
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- 2341: starwarsmaniac (Nov 10, 2005)
- 2342: starwarsmaniac (Nov 10, 2005)
- 2343: Mr. Dreadful - But really I'm not actually your friend, but I am... (Nov 10, 2005)
- 2344: sigsfried (Nov 10, 2005)
- 2345: Baron Grim (Nov 10, 2005)
- 2346: AYEBEE PW - RIP TERRI (Nov 10, 2005)
- 2347: AYEBEE PW - RIP TERRI (Nov 10, 2005)
- 2348: Madbeachcomber, I've done my spring cleaning, does that make me sad? (Nov 10, 2005)
- 2349: The Groob (Nov 10, 2005)
- 2350: A Super Furry Animal (Nov 10, 2005)
- 2351: Yelbakk (Nov 10, 2005)
- 2352: A Super Furry Animal (Nov 10, 2005)
- 2353: airscotia-back by popular demand (Nov 10, 2005)
- 2354: Kat - From H2G2 (Nov 11, 2005)
- 2355: AYEBEE PW - RIP TERRI (Nov 11, 2005)
- 2356: WanderingAlbatross - Wing-tipping down the rollers of life's ocean. (Nov 11, 2005)
- 2357: midnightreddragon (Nov 11, 2005)
- 2358: AYEBEE PW - RIP TERRI (Nov 11, 2005)
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- 2360: Susanne - if it ain't broke, break it! (Nov 11, 2005)
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