thankfully going very well thanks mate...
she's the first diesel Ive had, 200 miles on 1/4 tank of fuel, im loving her
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Mon 3 Jan 2005, 17:54,
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in fact, i could say...
Ive been to Hull and back.....
*sighs, roll on 2006
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Mon 3 Jan 2005, 17:55,
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*sighs, roll on 2006
I dont normally like to be unfluffy,
but really, I wouldnt have bothered if i were you.
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Mon 3 Jan 2005, 17:54,
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Life's a piece of shit, when you look at it
So erm, fuckit, you've gotta laugh or you'll cry.
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Mon 3 Jan 2005, 18:34,
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hah!
if you go to hull for that little joke then im realy fucked
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Mon 3 Jan 2005, 17:55,
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I know, and I apologise, I didnt realise it would do the fp thing *gulps*
I know people out there too, in fact my best friends family are all from sri lanka, so my apology is sincere, i just needed to let off steam
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Mon 3 Jan 2005, 18:39,
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This is rather embarassing...
But as you are already dogmeat
can you also shop up the obvious:
'a great big wave for the camera'
joke as I am too crap to be bothered!
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Mon 3 Jan 2005, 19:43,
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can you also shop up the obvious:
'a great big wave for the camera'
joke as I am too crap to be bothered!
no no, that one has been done to death...
... i refer you to the 'letting off steam' reply above, ive been wound up by it too y'know
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Mon 3 Jan 2005, 19:45,
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Fantastic
People who can't take a joke should call the hotline, which has been outsourced to india, and is for some reason ou of order
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Mon 3 Jan 2005, 19:45,
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people who refuse to believe
that jokes mean anything in forming opinions should take a closer look. Not caring is one thing, but to believe that jokes don't ever communicate something serious is dellusional.
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Tue 4 Jan 2005, 0:30,
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um a question
why was this fped at all?
its not well made, its not clever, its not funny
not that i have a problem withcomedy in the face of disaster. but this is just.. well crap frankly.
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Mon 3 Jan 2005, 19:55,
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its not well made, its not clever, its not funny
not that i have a problem withcomedy in the face of disaster. but this is just.. well crap frankly.
believe me, it took me 2 mins, I dont know either...
... i was just pratting around and made it at a reasonably quiet time on here, next thing i know...
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Mon 3 Jan 2005, 19:59,
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You are right of course, but..
Personally I wet myself (oops)which is the whole point is it not? Mind you, if you want you can club together with me, buy photoshop
to share and we can show people how it is really done?
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Mon 3 Jan 2005, 20:12,
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to share and we can show people how it is really done?
... or...
Go buy Paint Shop Pro. It's a million times cheaper (i.e. about £40 or so) and does everything that I ever want an image editor to do but without all the hassle I'd get from Photoshop ;)
Sure Photoshop can do more things, but they really aren't needed for the vast majority of image editing...
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Tue 4 Jan 2005, 0:25,
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Sure Photoshop can do more things, but they really aren't needed for the vast majority of image editing...
ERR...
I was being sarcastic - I was merely pointing out that thingy was being a sanctimonious arse
who had done fugger all to justify his judgement. Unfortunately in doing so I was being a sanctimonious arse who has done fugger all... Hence we should both buy photoshop.
Now it isn't funny any more - you ruined it you cad.
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Wed 5 Jan 2005, 16:47,
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who had done fugger all to justify his judgement. Unfortunately in doing so I was being a sanctimonious arse who has done fugger all... Hence we should both buy photoshop.
Now it isn't funny any more - you ruined it you cad.
actually
there are plenty of disaster-related pics that, when taken out of the context of the actual tragedy and taken for the joke itself, are quite clever
i groaned at this one, i think it deserves a woo at the very least :D
/edit: my apologies and condolences to those who suffered losses; it's not the tragedy to be laughed at, it's the tesco joke :)
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Mon 3 Jan 2005, 21:04,
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i groaned at this one, i think it deserves a woo at the very least :D
/edit: my apologies and condolences to those who suffered losses; it's not the tragedy to be laughed at, it's the tesco joke :)
Straight To Hell!!!!
Jesus, dude.....not funny if you know somebody involved...
Hee hee.....its funny cos i dont....
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Mon 3 Jan 2005, 21:32,
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Hee hee.....its funny cos i dont....
agreed
not funny because it's a travesty,
not funny because it's not funny.
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Tue 4 Jan 2005, 1:37,
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not funny because it's not funny.
ThatFineLine
Between comedy genius and hideous faux pas (Is that YOU Billy Connolly?)
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Mon 3 Jan 2005, 23:08,
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oh will you all shut the fuck up.
no ones laughing at the terrible disaster, (we're all human) It's the Tesco joke thats funny. Thing is, something happened which provided the opportunity for a joke and fuck knows I could with a bit of light relief.
Here's where i sent my money www.dec.org.uk/
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Tue 4 Jan 2005, 0:44,
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Here's where i sent my money www.dec.org.uk/
I laughed and laughed some more.
A friend of mine got swept out by a wave, she survived. She laughed when I sent her this.
The humour is in the Tesco thing.
Those who find offence at this shouldn't.
Especially as you all laughed at the 9/11 stuff.
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Tue 4 Jan 2005, 2:06,
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The humour is in the Tesco thing.
Those who find offence at this shouldn't.
Especially as you all laughed at the 9/11 stuff.
I'm sorry.
But I really don't think some things should be photoshopped. I'm from Shenyang, Liaoning Province, China, and I can speak for all of Asia when I say that our morale has hit a new low. I don't think it's proper to photoshop something like that. It seriously makes me cry everytime I think about it, my people drowning, my people recovering from ruin. It's terrible, and people really should have more respect for the dead than to poke fun at it like this, especially so early. -.-
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Tue 4 Jan 2005, 10:10,
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Last I remember
the tsunami didn't hit China. I don't think the OP was trying to poke fun at the people who died either.
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Tue 4 Jan 2005, 11:32,
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No, I'm sorry
I happen to live in Dalian, Liaoning Province, China, and the vast majority of people here couldn't give a flying watermelon (or any other type of melon) about the tragedy. Too busy with exams and getting ready for holidays and all that shite.
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Tue 4 Jan 2005, 12:32,
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Ummm ...
... don't like it ... go to another website that doesn't use humour to deal with tragedy
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Tue 4 Jan 2005, 14:46,
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Agreed..
No one is forcing you to view this website. No wonder China is censoring the entire Internet if this is what their citizens think :p
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Tue 4 Jan 2005, 17:09,
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Not quite...
Erm, I'm posting here, aren't I. Not the whole internet is censored. Just geocities and the BBC. And who cares about them?
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Tue 4 Jan 2005, 20:43,
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I care about the BBC
Along with b3ta it's my most visited site.
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Wed 5 Jan 2005, 21:55,
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Holy shit
I thought I was posting at B3ta, not the Reader Digest Sensitivity Vagina Site. If people think this is shit, then they can make someting brilliant that can go on the FP to push this picture down.
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Tue 4 Jan 2005, 21:18,
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It's a shame
That more English people didn't die. Maybe then it'd be a little more than 'just a handful of Asians.'
And one more thing - don't bring up anything about vaginas, because you clearly haven't seen one that you didn't pop out of as a child.
Rude.
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Wed 5 Jan 2005, 3:15,
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And one more thing - don't bring up anything about vaginas, because you clearly haven't seen one that you didn't pop out of as a child.
Rude.
Yeah,
I find the racist comment more offensive that the tesco pic.
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Thu 6 Jan 2005, 11:08,
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Right people, time for a little lesson...
First, my business has so far donated 500 nicker to the fund, a business which I own and run...
Second, my best friend, Sri Lankan in birth has 124 members of family and friends out there, all of which, THANKFULLY have been fully accounted for... Its hit me too in trying to organise calls, and help her trace people, cost and time is irrelevant in this matter
Third... and more importantly, this is a big disaster, no question, but not the biggest mankind has ever seen, and probably wont be the last either. Ppl from all countries have been rallying around and donating cos they have some of their countrymen out there holidaying/working or staying in these regions, and yes 200,00+ people dead is hard to take in and accept.... YET, every week 10,000 + people, up to 30,000 people die EVERY WEEK in african nations, where starvation, malnutrition, disease, poverty, civil war and suchlike racks thru the countires like a plague, now, total up 10,000 ppl dead every week, thats over half a million peple every year dying, when us 'affluent' countries could be taking a lead,. rather than just handing out cash to tinpot dictators and militants. This my friends, to me anyway, is a much much bigger disaster, and one the world conveniently forgets until a live aid/comic relief event comes around, and we all chip in a pound, why do we do nothing about it? cos more affluent countries dont holiday/earn a living/ holiday out there as much.
I take nothing away from what has happened out in asia, and i have helped in time, money and anyway i can to try and bring something to someone affected over here that i know needs help, i myself too have friends out there who've thankfully let me know they are ok, but please people, lets get this into perspective about this...my post... I WASN'T, repeat WASN'T having a go about the disaster, do you SEE any dead bodies, ruined communities, big waves, mass destruction??? Hmmm??? NO, you DON'T. If you wanted to see a horrific b3ta pic, then go back thru the message board about 4 days and look for the 'wheres wally' link someone put up on a beach scene, it wasn';t originall posted as a link but a big picture. THAT was not nice, and a bit too blunt. I didnt pick the FP, personally I'm not sure whether to thank the mods or not, but I was trying to relieve a little stress with the main aim being the TESCO thing, nothing else, and your own minds have made the link, glorifying this as an outrage, get with the picture people, those asian countries WILL be rebuilt, ppl will never forget, but dont forget those who will never be known, the ones we never seem to take an active interest in to help, and then ask yourself this...
Is one picture really worth making such a fuss over?
/and thank you to those of you who have seen the post for what it is, there are some sane people out there.
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Wed 5 Jan 2005, 10:30,
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Second, my best friend, Sri Lankan in birth has 124 members of family and friends out there, all of which, THANKFULLY have been fully accounted for... Its hit me too in trying to organise calls, and help her trace people, cost and time is irrelevant in this matter
Third... and more importantly, this is a big disaster, no question, but not the biggest mankind has ever seen, and probably wont be the last either. Ppl from all countries have been rallying around and donating cos they have some of their countrymen out there holidaying/working or staying in these regions, and yes 200,00+ people dead is hard to take in and accept.... YET, every week 10,000 + people, up to 30,000 people die EVERY WEEK in african nations, where starvation, malnutrition, disease, poverty, civil war and suchlike racks thru the countires like a plague, now, total up 10,000 ppl dead every week, thats over half a million peple every year dying, when us 'affluent' countries could be taking a lead,. rather than just handing out cash to tinpot dictators and militants. This my friends, to me anyway, is a much much bigger disaster, and one the world conveniently forgets until a live aid/comic relief event comes around, and we all chip in a pound, why do we do nothing about it? cos more affluent countries dont holiday/earn a living/ holiday out there as much.
I take nothing away from what has happened out in asia, and i have helped in time, money and anyway i can to try and bring something to someone affected over here that i know needs help, i myself too have friends out there who've thankfully let me know they are ok, but please people, lets get this into perspective about this...my post... I WASN'T, repeat WASN'T having a go about the disaster, do you SEE any dead bodies, ruined communities, big waves, mass destruction??? Hmmm??? NO, you DON'T. If you wanted to see a horrific b3ta pic, then go back thru the message board about 4 days and look for the 'wheres wally' link someone put up on a beach scene, it wasn';t originall posted as a link but a big picture. THAT was not nice, and a bit too blunt. I didnt pick the FP, personally I'm not sure whether to thank the mods or not, but I was trying to relieve a little stress with the main aim being the TESCO thing, nothing else, and your own minds have made the link, glorifying this as an outrage, get with the picture people, those asian countries WILL be rebuilt, ppl will never forget, but dont forget those who will never be known, the ones we never seem to take an active interest in to help, and then ask yourself this...
Is one picture really worth making such a fuss over?
/and thank you to those of you who have seen the post for what it is, there are some sane people out there.
absolutely friend
since when did B3ta grow a over blown sense of conscience any way?
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Wed 5 Jan 2005, 14:50,
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Yeah...
What we need is a way of measuring how upset and oversensitive an event will make people. This way people will know how tasteless they can be before being flamed.
The obvious measure of this would be the Diana
scale ...
Diana force 1 - small kittens badly frightened
Diana force 5.3 - Present disaster
Diana force 9 - Universe accidently destroyed
Please feel free to fill in the rest.
Thanks,
Also, while we are at it can someone start an urban legend about a mate of a mate who is a surfer...
You read it here first!
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Wed 5 Jan 2005, 17:03,
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The obvious measure of this would be the Diana
scale ...
Diana force 1 - small kittens badly frightened
Diana force 5.3 - Present disaster
Diana force 9 - Universe accidently destroyed
Please feel free to fill in the rest.
Thanks,
Also, while we are at it can someone start an urban legend about a mate of a mate who is a surfer...
You read it here first!
or..
Diana Force 0 - any member of the royal family dying
Diana Force 9 - Universe being intentionally destroyed. Which is worse; accident or intent? (I feel a classic pub debate coming on)
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Wed 5 Jan 2005, 19:03,
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Diana Force 9 - Universe being intentionally destroyed. Which is worse; accident or intent? (I feel a classic pub debate coming on)
Funny you should say that as ...
Apparently there is a fantastic new particle
accelerator just being finished at CERN. This is to be used to investigate how the 'Big Bang'
occurred. Given that we do not know how the Big Bang happened I would be slightly nervous about pissing around colliding very odd particles that we know have something to do with Big Bangs. The answer to the question; what caused the Big Bang? might be 'a bloody great particle accelerator'. That would clearly be a 10 Di event.
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Wed 5 Jan 2005, 22:10,
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accelerator just being finished at CERN. This is to be used to investigate how the 'Big Bang'
occurred. Given that we do not know how the Big Bang happened I would be slightly nervous about pissing around colliding very odd particles that we know have something to do with Big Bangs. The answer to the question; what caused the Big Bang? might be 'a bloody great particle accelerator'. That would clearly be a 10 Di event.
Nice one.
Funny pic. Don't listen to the retards, they know nothing.
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Wed 5 Jan 2005, 19:23,
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i still dont get it.
refering to my earlier post. why is this FPed?
take it out of context (people dieing etc)
its still not funny. its not even clever.
like an earlier reply with tesco value front page, thats more amusing than this.
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Wed 5 Jan 2005, 21:32,
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take it out of context (people dieing etc)
its still not funny. its not even clever.
like an earlier reply with tesco value front page, thats more amusing than this.
Referring to your earlier post, let me break it down...
... and i'm not sure you could class it as 'funny', subtle more like...
Tesco value product = cheaper than the original, probably of a lesser quality/quantity...
...hence... a single drop of water instead of the amount actually involved in a tsunami...
there... thats cleared that one up.
as to why its been fp'd, then ask the mods direct, don't keep asking on here, cos you'll never know, and it does look like you're a bit desperate for a FP
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Thu 6 Jan 2005, 10:17,
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Tesco value product = cheaper than the original, probably of a lesser quality/quantity...
...hence... a single drop of water instead of the amount actually involved in a tsunami...
there... thats cleared that one up.
as to why its been fp'd, then ask the mods direct, don't keep asking on here, cos you'll never know, and it does look like you're a bit desperate for a FP
.
im not deperate for a FP, i just read the boards and look at the pictures, ive posted one picture.
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Thu 6 Jan 2005, 22:31,
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Pc-ness
Since when did B3ta turn into a right-on politically correct web site?!?!? Have I missed something changing here? Maybe we need to alter the FAQ?
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Thu 6 Jan 2005, 14:51,
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Looks like I missed it...
... the thread, that is. I logged in a few days ago and was surprised to see no tsunami jokes yet. I almost felt like saying "it's ok, you can joke about it now."
(Just don't joke about the thousands of decomposing corpses that haven't been picked up yet.)
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Fri 7 Jan 2005, 6:23,
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(Just don't joke about the thousands of decomposing corpses that haven't been picked up yet.)