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By:
Bert
When: 30 Apr 05 13:58
The Gas Board are a body of people who meet every Tuesday to break wind in an amusing fashion because of their Monday diet of solely hash browns from a well know chain of "restaurants".

Next: Misrepresentation.
By:
Nebs
When: 30 Apr 05 15:14
Regular late arrival at the Lawyers Ball. Please welcome Mr & Mrs Representation, and their daughter, Miss Representation.

Next: Finger Buffets
By:
Bert
When: 30 Apr 05 22:36
Finger Buffets are popular in Polynesian cannibal circles. It's just difficult after a few such parties to pass the dish around. The absence of digits makes it difficult to grip the salver and when one is dropped, it is traditional to say "butterfingers".

Especially if that's what was on the plate at the time.

Next: Finidi George
By:
Studly
When: 30 Apr 05 23:17
Finidi George has been fined after being caught speeding down the A14 at 90 mph. He was fined 750 with 35 worth of costs, he also received four penalty points on his license.


Next : Forum addiction
By:
The Glimmer Man
When: 01 May 05 00:05
Forum addiction is a descripton used for people who post more than one post at a time. Like Marianne and a Mars bar, it's just an uncomfirmed rumour.

Next : Repetitive posting syndrome
By:
The Glimmer Man
When: 01 May 05 00:05
Repetitive posting syndrome is the term used when a forum addict can't think of the next subject, but has to post something anyway.

Next : Triple consecutive posts
By:
Bert
When: 01 May 05 05:18
Triple consecutive posts are invariably broken up just to ruin the punchline

Next: A man walks into a bar.
By:
Nebs
When: 01 May 05 07:59
.....and says "Ouch!". It was an iron bar.

Next: Bottle, glass. Glass, bottle.
By:
Bert
When: 01 May 05 12:08
"Bottle, Glass, Glass, Bottle" was the shout of the Carlisle manager a couple of seasons back when they were drawing in the last minute of injury time, last game of the season, needing to score to stay in the football league, and saying to his keeper "get up front for this corner".

The rest is urban myth.

Next: The Verve
By:
Rod Tidwell
When: 01 May 05 12:58
Lead singer of The Verve, Richard Ashcroft is the son of Passage to India star, Dame Peggy Ashcroft. She encouraged him to pursue his music from an early age and as a thank you he gave her a part in his video of Bitter Sweet Symphony, knocking her flying into a fruit barrow towards the end of the shoot

next: Lemon curd
By:
Lady Penelope
When: 01 May 05 13:00
from the Iraq / chinese border these are feisty little so an so s.

the curds are unloved wherever they go, except on wholemeal brown bread.










next , doner kebab sauce !
By:
Nebs
When: 01 May 05 21:48
Responsible for 7.3% of all NHS spending. If this sauce was banned it is generally accepted that the funds released would enable cures to be found for both cancer and the common cold within 3 years.

Next: Emergency Ward 10.
By:
aziraphale
When: 01 May 05 22:18
By the time the tenth instalment was released in 1977, it is generally acknowledged that the Emergency Ward series had lost its cutting edge.

Next: Bloc Party.
By:
Bert
When: 02 May 05 00:06
"Bloc Party" was a K-Tel album of the 70s which offered inspirational speeches to brighten up your social gatherings. K-Tel don't sell records any more.

Next: Track and Field
By:
luddite
When: 02 May 05 00:17
Not may people know that Track and Field was the forerunner of Spick and Span*
which went suburban following compaints from local farmers about harassment of their farmhands.

Next : hampsters.( If this has already been done , then Hampstead.)

* Ask CACk
By:
Stevie Strikes
When: 02 May 05 00:44
A Hampstead is a Hampster's Homestead

Next: Mistresses
By:
Rod Tidwell
When: 02 May 05 10:21
when it comes to mistresses few can match the exploits of Georges Simenon who claimed to have bedded 10000 women during his life which roughly equates to one a day for 28 years...he is someway clear of the current British record holder, former MP, David Mellor

next: telekinesis
By:
A Ygirly
When: 02 May 05 10:38
telekinesis the ability to move objects by power of though alone.....particularly useful if moving house.......


next: swimming with sharks...
By:
sparkmaster.
When: 02 May 05 11:08
Swimming with Sharks is the little known sequel to Dancing with Wolves.

Starring Eric Roberts, Lou Diamond Phillips, Don Swayze and Andy Crane, it told the story of a Londoner who is sent to conquer the fishing folk of North Yorkshire, but is seduced by their natural lifestyle.

Next: Yorkshire
By:
luff
When: 02 May 05 11:16
In Yorkshire it is the law for women to drink from half pint glasses, Whippets must be walked whilst wearing a flat cap and all sentences must begin with the words - 'Eee by gum'. Failure to do so results in pigeon confiscation.

Next: Tennis
By:
The Glimmer Man
When: 02 May 05 11:32
Sean Connerys agent phoned him.

' Sean I've got you a part in a film. Can you get to Pinewood Studios for tennish tomorrow. '

' Tennish. I haven't even got a racket.'

Next -: hearing problems.
By:
sparkmaster.
When: 02 May 05 11:33
Whippets don't wear flat caps.
By:
luff
When: 02 May 05 11:38
Hearing problems are cited by people who cant be bothered to listen to what someone has to say - Whats that mate? - sorry cant hear you! - nevermind!

Next: The Racing Post
By:
Bert
When: 02 May 05 11:54
The Racing Post is the tune I sing when burning betting slips that failed to achieve returns.

Next: Sandi Toksvig
By:
ALWAYS HAPPY
When: 02 May 05 12:03
during a recent edition of Call My Bluff, Sandi Toksvig tried to explain herself as an amusing comedienne of little stature who the public loved...the opposing team didnt believe it and got full points

next: Bernard Matthews
By:
Bert
When: 02 May 05 12:05
The 1953 FA Cup Final was known as the (Stanley) Matthews Cup Final. Oddly, this was mirrored elsewhere in the world.

In Turkey. Pah rum pum pum.

Next: Chester Cup
By:
mini me
When: 03 May 05 09:40
Chester Barnes will be playing 'Chesty' Morgan in the final of the Chester Cup this year as Kevin Darley cannot do the weight. The sport to be played in the final has yet to be decided.

Next: The Highland Fling
By:
Rod Tidwell
When: 03 May 05 16:34
The Highland Fling is quite a modern dance and despite its name its not truly Scottish...it was first performed by Pans People on Top of the Pops in 1972 to accompany the Royal Scots Dragoon Guards' version of Amazing Grace.

next:Finbar Saunders
By:
sparkmaster.
When: 03 May 05 16:52
My wife once asked finbar saunders for a double entendre.

Next: Punchlines.
By:
Bert
When: 03 May 05 18:31
He gave her one.

Next: Tap-ins
By:
sparkmaster.
When: 03 May 05 18:34
Mike Tappin was an American Studies tutor of mine at university. He always made coffee for himself but never gave us any. He is now a labour councillor

Bernie Taupin wrote songs for Elton John to murder.

Next: Gay pop stars.
By:
Stevie Strikes
When: 03 May 05 20:48
Most of 'em can't sing for buggery.

Next: Cheggers Plays Pop
By:
sparkmaster.
When: 03 May 05 20:59
lol Stevie.

Nothing else to contribute, sorry.

We're in the final!
By:
Bert
When: 03 May 05 21:01
Cheggers 1 (Luis Garcia 4') Pop 0 - Agg: 1-0

Next: Jane Wyman
By:
justbelieve
When: 03 May 05 21:20
Jane Wyman was Bill's great-Aunt. He hated her visiting when he was a little boy as she always made him give her a kiss and he moustache tickled.
( Or was that my aunt?)
( I've been reading these for too long now.)
By:
justbelieve
When: 03 May 05 21:21
Next : Under arm hair on german women
By:
luff
When: 04 May 05 03:39
German men usually plat the under arm hair of their wives as a means of reducing stress.

Next: The Da Vinci Code
By:
sibaroni
When: 04 May 05 06:51
Upon closer examination of the Last Supper, it turns out the Saint Peter was really Cliff Richard in his younger days.

Next: wafers
By:
Rod Tidwell
When: 04 May 05 08:23
wafers were very popular in the halcyon days of ice cream when the only flavours avaialble were vanilla, strawberry, chocolate...and if you were very well off...neapolitan. There were an attempt by ice cream companies to entice consumers to make sandwiches out of ice cream but unless you were highly skilled proved impossible to eat without dropping the contents everywhere. Their popularity began to wane once rum and raisin hit the shelves and by the time that Chunky Monkey was introduced, wafers had become extinct.

next: The R101
By:
clarkson
When: 04 May 05 08:35
'Hello Cartwrights'

'Hello, do you have a Hornby R101 signal box.?'

'wait a minute son I'll just have a look.............................yeah I've got one left'

'great, THEY'VE GOT ONE LEFT DAD'


'Tell him to shove it up his arse lad, we don't do model railways anymore, we're getting a fkin PS2 and no mistake'.


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