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By:
Mr Mensa
When: 18 Apr 05 23:48
mortar boards are boards used for holding mortar or cement depending where you live.thats weak but at least we can build on it
By:
Bert
When: 19 Apr 05 01:43
"That's weak but we can build on it" was the reply of Buzz Aldrin to Neil Armstrong's first words on the moon landing.

Next: Nutty Slack
By:
luff
When: 19 Apr 05 03:49
Nutty Slack is the real name of much loved TV comedian Ken Dodd - he changed it because he believed it wasnt 'Wacky' enough.

Next: Paula Radcliffe
By:
sibaroni
When: 19 Apr 05 08:46
Paula Radcliffe, fine runner though she is, would probably get beaten in the Nutty Slack challenge by any self respecting female shot putter.

Next: monkeys
By:
JIMW
When: 19 Apr 05 08:54
A "monkey" is betting slang for 500,000. Channel 4 in its programme "The Morning Line" offers a lucky caller a free "monkey" bet on any horse running that day. These bets have created more than 3 times as many millionaires as the national lottery. However, they are in fact personally funded by the programme's presenter, Mr Derek Thompson, who has run up overdrafts and credit card bills of 2.3bn over the years. He is currently negotiating one easy loan from Ocean Finance to consolidate these debts into one easy monthly payment,

Next topic - Ocean Finance
By:
A Ygirly
When: 19 Apr 05 08:59
Ocean Finance - are such nice people, so easy to talk to, in fact almost like talking to a real person, they can consolidate your existing credit and leave you with lower repayments....for the rest of your life !!

next: Sausages
By:
sparkmaster.
When: 19 Apr 05 09:27
That dog on That's Life never really said 'sausages'. It actually said sh*tf&cker but producers redubbed it so it would be suitable for broadcast.

Next: Dodgy doctors who claim they can remove tattoos with their 'laser'.
By:
Nebs
When: 19 Apr 05 15:05
There have been 9 Doctors Who, but only John Pertwee has been convicted of using a second-hand dalek death ray to remove tatoos.

Next: Police phone boxes
By:
sibaroni
When: 19 Apr 05 15:10
I have heard a rumour that the inside of a police telephone box is in fact quite cramped.

Next: Iron maidens
By:
Stevie Strikes
When: 19 Apr 05 16:22
Every one of Iron Maidens albums is nothing more than a recording of 10lb of used cat litter in a tumble drier.

Next: Twin tubs
By:
sparkmaster.
When: 19 Apr 05 16:26
In the unshown pilot to Miami Vice Ricardo Tubs sees his twin brother Bath shot by Nazis. He decides to forgive and forget.

Next: Miami
By:
Wee Mac
When: 19 Apr 05 20:54
Miami, or "the cesspit of the universe" as the locals lovingly call it, is populated by many Cubans, who emigrated from Cuba to get away from the smell of Fidel Castro's cigars.

Next: Cigars
By:
Nebs
When: 19 Apr 05 21:46
Happiness is a cigar called Macbeth.

Next: Birnam Wood
By:
Bert
When: 20 Apr 05 04:07
Birnam Wood is the most potent spirit available on the open market. Tagline: "One sip and the trees start walking".

Next: The Rumour Mill
By:
Cacoethes Scribendi
When: 20 Apr 05 19:47
The Rumour Mill, as well as being a well known (fictitious) place in football transfer circles, is the name of a gay bar in Cape Town.

Next: Exterminate
By:
Bert
When: 21 Apr 05 00:43
"Exterminate" was the phrase associated with the Daleks in Doctor Who. What is little known is that it is a word only the warrior Daleks can say - the ones who work in Burger King, as silver service waiting staff and as traffic islands all hiss and lisp when trying to say it, and as such, cannot be taken seriously and are invalided out of the Dalek army. It is a program fault that would be too costly and time-consuming to rectify - "The Universe won't take over itself, Davros" - Mrs Davros.

Next: Tomsk, the Womble
By:
sparkmaster.
When: 21 Apr 05 00:46
Tomsk had a brother called Omsk

FACT

Next: Orinoco Flow
By:
Bert
When: 21 Apr 05 00:52
The Orinoco Flow is nowhere near that of the Amazon, but it does sound like someone throwing talc on a wind chime. This can be extremely annoying.

Next: Arnold Wesker
By:
Lady Penelope
When: 21 Apr 05 08:41
The Arnold Whisker is when a gay man shaves his pubic hair into a handle bar, thought to very attractive on the beach at Fire Island USA.



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CHUTNEY FERRETS ;)
By:
Stevie Strikes
When: 21 Apr 05 08:46
Chutney Ferrets perform much the same task as truffle pigs.

Next: Fungus
By:
A Ygirly
When: 21 Apr 05 09:42
what can I say about Fun Gus...what a boy, parties all night and ready to be up and at 'em by 6am the next day.... party animal or what...


next; Venezuelan stilt walkers
By:
Lady Penelope
When: 21 Apr 05 09:46
these stilt walkers live near the Angel Fall is venezuela,

near the top of the falls is a subtropical plane, half cannobis- half watercress.


you can slim whilst high !




Next - General Muffling
By:
luff
When: 21 Apr 05 13:00
General Muffling is infinitely more fun than specialized muffling. Although far more risky.


Next: Rupert Murdoch
By:
Bert
When: 22 Apr 05 03:37
"Rupert Murdoch" is the term for a paradox in the UK which is demonstrated by outright xenophobes trying to refuse entrance to foreigners because of their potential influence but who do not mind allowing the basic fabric of society (press, government, television) to be embroidered or even woven by Australians, Americans, or Australians who become Americans.

Next: Lynton Crosby
By:
JIMW
When: 22 Apr 05 08:21
The influx of asylum seekers, the growth of the Muslim population and changes in constituencies proposed by the boundary commission suggest that if current trends continue, by 2060 there will only be one remaining Conservative-held constituency in the UK - the constituency of Lynton Crosby in Buckinghamshire. It is thought that the constituency will take the opportunity to declare independence and vote unilaterally to return to the 1950s.

Next Topic - The antipope
By:
Adonis
When: 22 Apr 05 08:46
Except the water vapour that you expel in your breath, every drop of liquid that leaves your body has been through your bloodstream.
By:
The Glimmer Man
When: 22 Apr 05 08:56
Next: TAXI !!!
By:
luff
When: 22 Apr 05 14:32
The Anti pope is in fact one of many popes including the Uncle pope, the Daddy pope and the mummy pope.


Next: Johnny Morris
By:
A Ygirly
When: 22 Apr 05 14:33
known as the Hot Chestnut Man, a wonderful storyteller and also wonderful with animals.....


next; submarines
By:
luff
When: 22 Apr 05 14:38
Submarines are used to smuggle walnuts into Norway.


Next: Roundabouts
By:
The Glimmer Man
When: 22 Apr 05 14:42
Roundabouts are where you lose soemthing. You then walk to the swings and get it back.

Next : Helter Skelter
By:
Bert
When: 22 Apr 05 17:19
...and on the Helter Skelter, anything goes.

A rare collacoration between the Beatles and Cole Porter.

Next: Doppelgangers
By:
aziraphale
When: 22 Apr 05 21:47
Scientists have found that when you smile and say hello to someone in the street but then realise to your horror that it's not someone you know, but just someone that looks like them, time actually slows down from your perspective.

This phenomenon is known as the "Doppelganger Shift". A side-effect of this is that the reflected from your face becomes shifted towards the red end of the spectrum. This red-shift is related to the distance to a suitable hiding place, e.g a Wetherspoons pub.

Next: JD Wetherspoon.
By:
Bert
When: 23 Apr 05 03:25
JD Wetherspoon is not a fabricated name as is commonly assumed. It is in fact the real name of Sade. However, JD Wetherspoon does not sound like a languid ballad singer, but instead like a Sheriff in a small town in Alabama.

The record company thought this was a bad idea and a three-week session from a focus group came up with "Sade" as the consensus name. Second was "Angel", but this was discarded as the Spanish market would be expecting a white bloke of dubious sexuality and big glasses.

Next: The Cola Wars
By:
Rod Tidwell
When: 23 Apr 05 10:27
Amongst the lesser known predictions of Nostradamus was his prophecy of the Cola Wars ...' two dark forces from the west will come forth and flood the world with fizzy pop '....although his prediction that smoked salmon flavoured coke would take over from water as the worlds staple drinking fluid has yet to come to fruition
By:
Rod Tidwell
When: 23 Apr 05 10:28
next: Hieronymus Bosch
By:
Stevie Strikes
When: 23 Apr 05 14:05
Renaissance visionary. Painter of fantasy works without equal in his time, he also invented household appliances and was a leading figure in the advancement of diesel injectors. The panel "Hell" - from His best known work, "The Garden of Earthly Delights" - features many instances of musical instruments being utilised as instruments of torture; proving beyond doubt that he was the father of teenage children.

Next: The bird-headed monster.
By:
Bert
When: 23 Apr 05 14:12
Frequents the Havana Bar, the Living Room and Flanagan's amongst others in Liverpool on a Friday night.

Next: HP sauce
By:
luff
When: 23 Apr 05 18:47
HP Sauce is eaten exclusively by customer of ocean finance.


Next: The RNLI
By:
sparkmaster.
When: 23 Apr 05 18:53
The RNLI was the 18th single released by the Village People.

With it's trademark dance, it was an instant flop.

The lyrics went as follows:

Young man, there's no need you should drown
I said, young man, put this lifebelt around
I said, young man, and you'll stop going down
There's no need to be unbuoyant.

etc.

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