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  1. Quoted post said:

    Originally Posted by steve
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    If only passengers were allowed to leave their phones switched on ... [IMG]files.cyclingforums.comdevil.png[/IMG]

  2. Quoted post said:

    Originally Posted by roshea

    Quoted post said:

    Originally Posted by steve
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    If only passengers were allowed to leave their phones switched on ... [IMG]files.cyclingforums.comdevil.png[/IMG]


    I'm sure the law of averages would dictate there were a few phones left on, but you need to be in mobile range for the cells to ping you.

  3. Quoted post said:

    Originally Posted by roshea
    Meanwhile in Darwin (yet again):

    Man smuggles steak in pants


    Of course, perfectly natural thing to do.
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    Actually, no, WTF?

  4. SO awfully bloody clever. [VIDEO]

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  5. paulambry said:

    Hey Beepers, there's an outstanding documentary on SBS OnDemand at the moment. It's about Easter Island - its history and its demise. A really interesting take on the 'ecocide' line most people assert about the place. Clickety http://www.sbs.com.au/ondemand/video/167030851981/Easter-Island-Mysteries-Of-A-Lost-World

    Hey Beepers you dozy [censored].

  6. Piggy bank cashed in! Just lugged 10.8kgs of silver coins to the bank coin counting machine. [censored] that little robot saved me some counting time!

    TAN Poll 18th March: Closest to the pin guess of the $ figure wins a prize. (it was 2 years or so of 'any silver denomination', no gold)

  7. $42.60

  8. Dead Pool Fail. Clarissa Dickson Wright

    goodfood.com.autwo fat ladies chef clarissa dickson wright dies 20140318 hvjvt.html

    I was gonna include Mick Jaggers girlfriend, but I had no idea who she is. I mean was. What an ignorant moll snuffing it just before the Australian tour. They will probably cancel or postpone now. You'd be spewing if you'd paid the eleventy billion dollars it cost for a Stones ticket

  9. Quoted post said:

    Originally Posted by paulambry

    I chuckled.

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    There are many other excellent ones here:
    http://www.buzzfeed.com/monicatan/march-in-march-protesters-who-used-humour-and-won

    So hard to pick a favourite, so I'll go with these two.

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  10. Quoted post said:

    Originally Posted by gplama
    Piggy bank cashed in! Just lugged 10.8kgs of silver coins to the bank coin counting machine. [censored] that little robot saved me some counting time!

    TAN Poll 18th March: Closest to the pin guess of the $ figure wins a prize. (it was 2 years or so of 'any silver denomination', no gold)


    $240

  11. $180

  12. Thanks Courtney! [IMG ALT=""]http://www.cyclingforums.com/content/type/61/id/297712/width/350/height/700[/IMG]

  13. She should check her vag. I reckon a Boeing 777 would fit up there

  14. I lolled!

  15. $273.50

  16. Me too. Out loud. So far... paulambry $180 roshea $240 62vette $273.50

  17. Quoted post said:

    Originally Posted by classic1
    Technically the DQ is correct, but it is the most retarded technical rule I have ever seen. Just restrict the amount of fuel the teams can use. People don't want to see DQ's over technical [censored] they don't understand. They are [censored] turning racing into a glorified economy run mutter mutter retarded mutter mutter stupid gheybos mutter


    Technical rules they don't understand? We are talking about F1, right. Fuel. Flow. Hardly the stuff of finite element analysis or getting engines to run at 22,000rpm like days of old.

    Has [censored] "You’d think he’d be violating every virgin within 100 miles. How does he even get on his bicycle?" Pound gone from the IOC to ruin motorsports by any chance?

    Pound, [censored]... called the teacher taking the class register in the morning. I can just imagine the laughter and the vast number of kids being caned every morning back then.

  18. Quoted post said:

    Originally Posted by classic1
    She should check her vag. I reckon a Boeing 777 would fit up there


    The Hindenburg didn't burn - it time warped up inside her chuff.

  19. Quoted post said:

    Originally Posted by paulambry

    So far...

    jono $42.60
    paulambry $180
    roshea $240
    62vette $273.50

    5c x175
    10c x343
    20c x558
    50c x131

    Answer: $220.15

    Winner: roshea!

    Prize: The Canadian 25c the machine spat back at me.... I didn't even know one was in there!

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