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Bones McCoy
 Post subject: Re: Sad Faces in Local Papers
PostPosted: Fri May 11, 2012 5:18 pm 
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I just read the comments - Fuuuuuck..

Must be people who got banned from the telegraph site for lunacy.
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Bones McCoy wrote:
I just read the comments - Fuuuuuck..

Must be people who got banned from the telegraph site for lunacy.



I didn't realise the DT banned people for lunacy, I thought they gave them a column.
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SoulBoy
 Post subject: Re: Sad Faces in Local Papers
PostPosted: Thu May 17, 2012 3:45 pm 
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Family faced with seven-foot-deep hole outside house

http://www.getreading.co.uk/news/s/2113 ... side_house

Lovely rosy cheeked fella just needs a fishing rod and pointy hat to complete the sad gnome look...

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http://www.hexhamcourant.co.uk/news/new ... e-1.940778

Not sure how to just insert the image, but it is a masterclass in strange angles and the rules don't apply to people like us. As for the fact Hexham is dead on Bank Holidays, the question not asked is how do you tell the difference?

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SoulBoy
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The Hexham SadFace

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Ohh thank you...although blown up like that its looks even odder!

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SoulBoy
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Celebrity SadFace Time

What a carry on as Bill wrecks his toilet seat

http://www.thisisleicestershire.co.uk/c ... story.html

A lovely glimpse into the life of the man formerly known as The Gaffer

(Can't grab the image link for some reason - can anyone do the honours?)

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Malcolm Armsteen
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PostPosted: Mon May 21, 2012 12:46 pm 
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What utter bollocks! I'm 18 stone and I've not broken a bog seat yet!

Career must be pretty slow...

(I can't do the link, either).

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lord_kobel
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Malcolm Armsteen
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In fact the resemblance is striking...

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Malcolm Armsteen
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Just seen that Lidl have got toilet seats. Guaranteed to take 150kg (that's 23½ stone) for £17.99...

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Apparently the bog seat he broke cost £170. Must have been bloody gold-plated.

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Bones McCoy
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Abernathy wrote:
Apparently the bog seat he broke cost £170. Must have been bloody gold-plated.


Probably made out of dinnerladies pensions - or something.
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Arnold
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A TEENAGE torch bearer is having to travel 45 miles to take part in the Olympic relay after bungling officials gave him a leg in Easebourne rather than Eastbourne.

http://www.eastbourneherald.co.uk/news/ ... -1-3881949

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Patrick100
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A TEENAGE torch bearer is having to travel 45 miles to take part in the Olympic relay after bungling officials gave him a leg in Easebourne rather than Eastbourne.



Well I hope he already has a leg to go with the one they gave him otherwise getting about will not be easy.
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