"According to a survey released on 26 November 2003, one-third of US visitors to Scotland believed the haggis to be a real creature."
Edit; 5th July 2007: Thanks, Wikipedia. Thwikipedia.
"According to a survey released on 26 November 2003, one-third of US visitors to Scotland believed the haggis to be a real creature."
Edit; 5th July 2007: Thanks, Wikipedia. Thwikipedia.
Here’s our predictions:
Don’t usually go in for these memes, but this one was too funny not to publish.
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This was fun even before I realised that tickling her in different places when she was in different positions had different effects.
I like it.
Many years later, I’d go on to recreate this advertisement using modern web technologies.
Singing Benches Let Loose In City, writes the BBC. Just plain weird, say I.
People have been asking me if these comics are actually related to my co-worker, Alex. Of course the answer is no: I would never say anything so unflattering about such a great and able worker as Alex, nor would I ever call him RetardBoy. And obviously these comics aren’t based on actual events: it would just be wrong to imply that these conversations actually happened in any way, shape or form.
Honest.
Consecutive Number Plate Spotting is a very, very silly game.
And now Claire is doing it. And I’m betting that there’ll be others we know who’ll want to try to beat her at it (I’m looking at you, Paul – there’s a number 1 parked on Bridge Street).
This could get very, very silly.
I hadn’t noticed before, but my jeans have a little label in them, sewn in right by my crotch. It reads:
Keep Away From Fire
Yeah; no shit – that’s my knob we’re talking about. Like I need a warning.