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[LanSite]

Originally posted by Asmodeus
I'll drink to that

Drink to it?! I'm surprised you even saw it!!!

[whollysheet]

heres a good sex story...

Once upon a time... <censored> And they all lived happily ever after.

The End

[xxcell1]

Im gettin pretty desperate Ill drink to anything. This Beers for Trav!:P ( * )( * )tetas rule!

Cheers Mate!
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[mabbacuda]

THis thread isn't looking like it's catching on too much, there's at least a couple of threads with more replies.

[jamble]

Originally posted by mabbacuda
THis thread isn't looking like it's catching on too much, there's at least a couple of threads with more replies.

The thread has only been around a couple of days though It's coming along nicely

[Asmodeus]

Drink to it?! I'm surprised you even saw it!!!

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[mabbacuda]

Suppose, I'm trying to do my own bit, at least by keeping it at the top of the list it should gradually build up interest, especially the more replies it gets.

[gurdas]

hello!

[Maughrim]

how long is a piece of string?

[phroenyx]

for something interesting:
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What is theeS?!

if this has been on before, then I ain't seen it

[Asmodeus]

Originally posted by Maughrim
how long is a piece of string?

[covering ears to block out expletives at horrible joke]

48 kilobytes.....if its public....64 if its private....

If the earth is spherical, how do they decide which is east and which is west?

[Stickman]

The Greenwich Meridian (which streches from pole to pole, passing through Greenwich in London) is the dividing line between East and West. I believe that at one point there was some argument over whether it should pass through Paris instead, but for some reason Greenwich got it. The International Date Line runs from pole to pole on the other side of the world, wiggling a bit to go around certain bits of Russia, I think.

All of which means that theoretically, when we talk about 'The West' we can't include most of Europe, since this is East of Greenwich (except maybe Spain and some bits of France). That's presumably why we have such a distinction as 'The Middle East' and 'The Far East'...

It also means that if you're somewhere in the West of Alaska, then pretty much the entire world is East of you, and there's nothing at all to the West.

It's all a bit confusing, really.

[Asmodeus]

Originally posted by Stickman

It's all a bit confusing, really.

a bit.....

[mabbacuda]

what about if you are standing at the North Pole?

[stevy99]

Originally posted by mabbacuda
what about if you are standing at the North Pole?

then you'll have the whole world under you

[aeroflash]

Hey i haven't been to FK in a while..what's this thread about anyway?

<runs from crowd throwin rocks> NOOOO!!!!
</runs from crowd throwin rocks>

[mabbacuda]

Read it from the start, although it might take you a while............................

[CNO]

I hurt just reading this. From Wired online:

Jill the Ripper
During a post-birthday fight with her boyfriend, a Canadian woman ripped off the man's testicles. Apparently, the woman got hold of her partner's testicles and pulled so hard she tore them from his scrotum. "Last we heard, he was at Pickering Ajax Hospital waiting for surgery to have them put back in," Sgt. Paul Malik of Durham Regional Police said. "That was quite a birthday present he got." Said Philip Klotz, a urologist at St Michael's Hospital in Toronto, "If the testicles are pulled right off then it's goodbye Charlie, they're gone.... If, on the other hand, the scrotum was pulled off ... and the testicles are intact then it's not a big deal to sew the scrotum back on, depending on how badly it was wrenched off." The woman has been charged with aggravated assault.

I do, however, find it amusing how calmly and unbiasedly the urologist explains the technics of a lost privates. Apparently (and frighteningly enough) he must have seen this sort of thing before...

[LanSite]

Originally posted by CNO
I hurt just reading this. From Wired online:

then it's not a big deal to sew the scrotum back on, ... The woman has been charged with aggravated assault.

I do, however, find it amusing how calmly and unbiasedly the urologist explains the technics of a lost privates. Apparently (and frighteningly enough) he must have seen this sort of thing before...

Apparently, since 'it's not that big of a deal' ... lmao at the charge, too - Yes, I guess that would be pretty aggravating indeed.

[Damaris]

WOW... I don't think I have enough toner to print out this thred... hehehehe

Damaris