A bunch of blokes with opinions on almost anything who aren't afraid to crap on about them to the world at large.
Wednesday, September 03, 2008
Tuesday, September 02, 2008
Words of Wisdom
Clarkson's highway code on cyclists:
Trespassers in the motorcars domain, they do not pay road tax and therefore have no right to be on the road, some of them even believe they are going fast enough to not be an obstruction. Run them down to prove them wrong.
Now THAT'S a PM!
While we have KRudd the Dudd, Russia has a real PM, one who takes on wild animals instead of just trying to get his face on the news for trying to make people happy.
Full article hereDeadeye Putin saves TV crew from Tiger
By Guy Faulconbridge in Moscow,September 01, 2008 06:32pm, Article from: ReutersPRIME Minister Vladimir Putin has been feted by Russian media for saving a TV crew from an attack by a Siberian tiger in the wilds of the Far East.
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Rising Sun Faction
I Think Adam will like.
Monday, July 14, 2008
The hypocrite has landed
The Pope has arrived, the guy who had seclared the accumulation of excessive wealth a sin arrived as follows:
Other passengers got their first glimpse of the 81-year-old about an hour earlier, when he was flown from his summer residence in the small Italian town of Castel Gandolfo to Rome's Fiumicino Airport by helicopter.
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On the opposite side of the helicopter, three plain clothes security officers carried the Pope's luggage, which included several suit bags, three suitcases, and two briefcases. The entire group, led by the Pontiff, then boarded a waiting B777 plane.
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Other passengers got their first glimpse of the 81-year-old about an hour earlier, when he was flown from his summer residence in the small Italian town of Castel Gandolfo to Rome's Fiumicino Airport by helicopter.
...
On the opposite side of the helicopter, three plain clothes security officers carried the Pope's luggage, which included several suit bags, three suitcases, and two briefcases. The entire group, led by the Pontiff, then boarded a waiting B777 plane.
[quoted text from here]
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