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Things to do while waiting for Death ... 2004
Tuber Mirum replied to Grim Reaper's topic in DeathList Forum
Works fine for me on wireless. Perhaps you could find another network with a stronger signal to hack into. Grown-up readers might want to try "love" "kiss" "orgy" "play" and "suck" don't get your hopes up too high though. -
Things to do while waiting for Death ... 2004
Tuber Mirum replied to Grim Reaper's topic in DeathList Forum
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Things to do while waiting for Death ... 2004
Tuber Mirum replied to Grim Reaper's topic in DeathList Forum
If you tell her "strip" it remains within the bounds of decency. I think we all need to make a concerted effort with this one. -
It could be Middle English. Any scholars on the list? Of course everyone knows they didn't do double exclamation marks back in the dark ages, so even I can see it isn't really authentic. Try again!
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http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/world/europe/4105035.stm Yuk! One polititian you wouldn't want to kiss your baby.
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Is that the same Bobby Brown from the well-known song?
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was it Weatheman (sic) who was banned or just his old IP address? Was it an offensive IP number? 69.69.69.69 perhaps? I'm afraid I viewed the results before voting so now I can't cast my vote any more. No prizes for guessing how I mignt have voted.
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Candidate for what? Ther US Presidential elections have been already
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I thought of her but didn't think she was famous enough. I suppose the BBC reported her demise because she worked there for so long. Anyway now she's already dead.
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The Glasgow Evening Times is (are?) a highly respectable organ. In particular the food critic is highly adept at telling a good curry house from a bad one. But yes your man did drive by to plug his article, but he was also being helpful so let's all say a big thankyou. And if Buster dies next year and isn't on the list then we know who is getting an email bomb. Perhaps Teddy can take a peek at the article in question, if buying a Glasgow paper isn't beneath his dignity. We could all chip in towards the price.
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http://weatherman90.tripod.com/id1.html Am I one of only 33 (at the time of writing) people to know that he is a "multiple punctuator"?
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Sooner or later she's Bounty
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http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/world/middle_east/4090435.stm There are claims that Saddam is refusing his food along with some of his buddies. Poor nutrition is as we know not conducive to longevity. He is eating "snacks" so it doesn't count as a hunger strike. I wonder if the US would prefer him to live or die. Some of them will no doubt be frustrated that he's unlikely to get the death penalty whilst American citizens can get it simply for minor traffic offences. I wonder if he is afraid of poisoning?
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Claire may very well get her wings in 2005. Will she go with the flow?
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http://www.timesonline.co.uk/article/0,,3-1393172,00.html Looks like it was poison. No evidence of it having been a potentially lethal dose, but I suppose whoever it was may try again, so an early departure may be on the cards for Viktor. A highly speculative possible makeweight then for next year if numbers are short.
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If I flung a potato at Karzai and he were to catch it and stick it down his underpants, that could mean the beginning of a new dick-tatership in Afghanistan.
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I'm surprised nobody had a go at Rummy and Cheney while they were there. I know I would like as not have lobbed a rotten cabbage or two their way if I had been in Afghanistan yesterday. Which I wasn't.
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Is there such a thing as an actors old people's home? Live and learn. I wonder if he has any famous co-inmates in an advanced state of agedness we should know about?
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No, you are right. You both look like the leader of a dubious religious cult.
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In order to be canaonised, you have to have performed at least 3 provable miracles. (Exception Mother Teresa who will probably be excused this tedious requirement) I wonder how many miracles Bernhard performed in his long lifetime? Transforming himself from an SS officer into an Allied pilot might count as one.
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Cyril Fletcher of the wicker chair and the palm tree on That's Life in the 70's and 80's. He will be 92 next year and could reasonably be expected not to be able to keep up his unctuous double-entendres for much longer.
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It means (more or less) "Go with God- away! I can do without you!" Probably still upset about "Bomber" Harris. Some Germans took offence that Her Majesty didn't apologise for him on a recent visit to Germany.
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No question. She's a dead cert!
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Ian Paisley could be worth serious consideration. Rumour has it he has prostate cancer. That didn't do Frank Zappa any good.
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Some experts think it is deliberate dioxin poisoning. Or a stress-related disorder. Check out the before and after pics on this page: http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/health/4041321.stm