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Sham bam bamina! posted:do you think i thought you were being serious not miffed, just posting!
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duTrieux. posted:not miffed, just posting!
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duTrieux. posted:not miffed, just posting!
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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Barry_Manilow#Health why yes, this is not creepy at all...
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Lutha Mahtin posted:https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Barry_Manilow#Health lol u were reading about barry manilow
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theflyingorc posted:lol u were reading
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Lutha Mahtin posted:https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Barry_Manilow#Health srsly barry manilow fans are obsessive in a way that puts pubescent justin bieber fans to shame, because they're all middle-aged middle-class white women so have the money and spare time to follow him all round the world instead of just staring at posters
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theadder posted:
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theadder posted:
that drinks fridge looks SICK
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theadder posted:
im the photographer who cant hold a camera level for two goddam seconds
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Panty Saluter posted:im the photographer who cant hold a camera level for two goddam seconds i loved your work on battlefield earth
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it's not nice to make fun of the dutch
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The Leck posted:i loved your work on battlefield earth 
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Panty Saluter posted:im the photographer who cant hold a camera level for two goddam seconds I'm guessing he was trying to be sneaky about taking pictures
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The Porthemmet Beach hoax was a spoof website that was set up by Jonathan Peter Haywood to advertise the "best beach in Cornwall" South West England in 2007. The site claimed that although Cornish people would often pretend not to know it, hiding its true location was an in-joke among locals. It encouraged visitors to say that they were an "emmet"; a person who loved Cornwall. Haywood now lives in Truro, the city of Cornwall, and teaches Mathematics at a local secondary school. However Emmet is a Cornish dialect word for "ant", and has come to be used in Cornwall as a derisory for tourists and visitors, or people who have moved to Cornwall from other parts of the UK. The website's creator, Jonty Haywood (A Cambridge graduate) said he was inspired by a similar hoax about an "Ice Bar" in a Scandinavian city. He denied his motives were "part of a wider agenda to promote Cornish nationalism by poking fun at some of the millions of tourists who help sustain the county's economy"; it was actually about the humour in sending visitors to Cornwall "off to find an imaginary beach". The website featured various words related to Cornwall, such as pasty and chough (the bird of cornwall). It encouraged visitors to use false pronunciations, for instance, the false etymology for the name Porthemmet was said to have derived from the name "Port of Emmet", where Emmet was a Cornish saint, brother of the patron saint of Cornwall, Saint Piran. Along with the website, hoax signs to the beach were also erected around the county. However anyone following the directions ended up leaving Cornwall on the A30 road. In July 2008, a second set of road signs appeared. Haywood later admitted his involvement.
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Soricidus posted:The Porthemmet Beach hoax was a spoof website that was set up by Jonathan Peter Haywood to advertise the "best beach in Cornwall" South West England in 2007. The site claimed that although Cornish people would often pretend not to know it, hiding its true location was an in-joke among locals. It encouraged visitors to say that they were an "emmet"; a person who loved Cornwall. Haywood now lives in Truro, the city of Cornwall, and teaches Mathematics at a local secondary school. However Emmet is a Cornish dialect word for "ant", and has come to be used in Cornwall as a derisory for tourists and visitors, or people who have moved to Cornwall from other parts of the UK. The website's creator, Jonty Haywood (A Cambridge graduate) said he was inspired by a similar hoax about an "Ice Bar" in a Scandinavian city. He denied his motives were "part of a wider agenda to promote Cornish nationalism by poking fun at some of the millions of tourists who help sustain the county's economy"; it was actually about the humour in sending visitors to Cornwall "off to find an imaginary beach". The website featured various words related to Cornwall, such as pasty and chough (the bird of cornwall). It encouraged visitors to use false pronunciations, for instance, the false etymology for the name Porthemmet was said to have derived from the name "Port of Emmet", where Emmet was a Cornish saint, brother of the patron saint of Cornwall, Saint Piran. Along with the website, hoax signs to the beach were also erected around the county. However anyone following the directions ended up leaving Cornwall on the A30 road. In July 2008, a second set of road signs appeared. Haywood later admitted his involvement. good
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 Man checks blackberry device during the 2010 Flash Crash. Photo taken on May 6th, 2010 at 2:57 pm in midtown Manhattan
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http://apple.stackexchange.com/questions/163885/unnamed-faces-in-my-oven
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Angry Bolt users created a site called Boltsucks.com in response to the message board being taken down during the revamp in 2004. During this time, they created their own badges, including a very vulgar badge for telling off a bolt staff member. After the Bolt message board came back online, participation at Boltsucks.com dwindled and the site eventually failed.
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Soricidus posted:The Porthemmet Beach hoax was a spoof website that was set up by Jonathan Peter Haywood to advertise the "best beach in Cornwall" South West England in 2007. The site claimed that although Cornish people would often pretend not to know it, hiding its true location was an in-joke among locals. It encouraged visitors to say that they were an "emmet"; a person who loved Cornwall. Haywood now lives in Truro, the city of Cornwall, and teaches Mathematics at a local secondary school. However Emmet is a Cornish dialect word for "ant", and has come to be used in Cornwall as a derisory for tourists and visitors, or people who have moved to Cornwall from other parts of the UK. The website's creator, Jonty Haywood (A Cambridge graduate) said he was inspired by a similar hoax about an "Ice Bar" in a Scandinavian city. He denied his motives were "part of a wider agenda to promote Cornish nationalism by poking fun at some of the millions of tourists who help sustain the county's economy"; it was actually about the humour in sending visitors to Cornwall "off to find an imaginary beach". The website featured various words related to Cornwall, such as pasty and chough (the bird of cornwall). It encouraged visitors to use false pronunciations, for instance, the false etymology for the name Porthemmet was said to have derived from the name "Port of Emmet", where Emmet was a Cornish saint, brother of the patron saint of Cornwall, Saint Piran. Along with the website, hoax signs to the beach were also erected around the county. However anyone following the directions ended up leaving Cornwall on the A30 road. In July 2008, a second set of road signs appeared. Haywood later admitted his involvement. And this is why they'll never be Wales.
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pirated_movie_release_types
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i should add a reference to the seinfeld episode where jerry turns out to be really good at filming movies in the theater
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Sham bam bamina! posted:Angry Bolt users created a site called Boltsucks.com in response to the message board being taken down during the revamp in 2004. During this time, they created their own badges, including a very vulgar badge for telling off a bolt staff member. After the Bolt message board came back online, participation at Boltsucks.com dwindled and the site eventually failed. Let's change payments together. Powered by Bitcoin
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a new currency, powered by teens
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loving that 60px font
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BD5/BD9 (also known as BD25/BD50) no
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The Devil Tesla posted:a new currency, powered by pre-teens corrected for bitcoin
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The British Royal Navy had often been a leader in nautical fashion, but bell-bottoms did not become part of their standard uniform until the mid-19th century.[2]
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the third man rules, not worthless
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