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Otto's challenge: specify the part of the HRA you think is wrong:

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/uk/946400.stm

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Latest reply: Nov 11, 2007

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Latest reply: Sep 14, 2007

boring

VYVYAN: Thought that'd shock you. Well, it's not true, because then, then you gotta say in ten words "what cornflakes mean to you". So I put: "Cornflakes. Cornflakes. Cornflakes, cornflakes, cornflakes... cornflakes, cornflakes, cornflakes, cornflakes." 

RICK: Pathetic. You'll never win, Vyvyan. 

VYVYAN: Why not? 

RICK: It's only nine words. 

VYVYAN: Oh yeah. "Cornflakes." 

RICK: Anyway, you'll still never win 'cause nothing interesting ever happens to us. 

VYVYAN: Stop being so boring, Rick. 

RICK: Oh, that's nice, isn't it? That's very nice! Coming from someone as boring as you! 

NEIL: Look! Can you two guys stop hassling each other, I'm getting really bored with it, all right? 

RICK: Ooh! Dear me! Poor old Neil's getting bored! The most boring person in the whole world's finally getting a taste of his own medicine! 

MIKE: Listen, I think we're overdoing the boredom motif in this conversation. It's time for us to extend our vocabulary. 

NEIL: All right, all I said, Mike, was I was getting really bored! 

VYVYAN: [SIMULTANEOUSLY with NEIL]

Yeah, we heard what you said, and it was very boring! 

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Latest reply: Jun 13, 2007

I can't stop laughing...

From wiki's entry on the dance of the seven veils:

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The dance is parodied in a famous Goon Show scene (Dishonoured' 14th December 1954 - script on web) when Eccles in drag performs the 'Dance of the Seven Army Surplus Blankets', temporarily seducing the unfortunate Neddy Seagoon.
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smiley - rofl


And as Jordan points out, it's classic h2g2 waiting to happen: F135418?thread=3577992&post=43193321#p43193321


I just had to put it here so I know where to go when I need a good laugh.

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Latest reply: Nov 20, 2006

The tip of the iceberg...

smiley - biggrin

>>>
Locals flock to see icebergs

Nov 16, 2006
The scientists thought it wouldn't happen, but the icebergs floating off our southern coast have got close enough for a lands-end view.

It has been 75 years, but on Thursday icebergs could be spotted from the mainland.
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http://tvnz.co.nz/view/page/425824/894087


Better photos here:

http://www.theage.com.au/news/national/ice-but-no-drink-as-bergs-pass-nz/2006/11/16/1163266712914.html

http://www.stuff.co.nz/stuff/0,2106,3862932a11,00.html


How cool is that?


I'm trying to decide whether to do the drive to see them. They're getting smaller by the day of course...

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Latest reply: Nov 17, 2006


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