Pete

It’s the public who are to blame for buying or watching the stuff the media produce

I disagree, i’m eggsapserated that the thread has gone off topic, eggstremely eggsasperated. It has been poached by people who should know better and should have set an eggsample to others, rather than resort to eggstreme silliness. I for one am not eggscited by this.

The fox would have come back for the other chickens it killed. Fox proof enclosures, if it costs more pass the price on. I don’t see we have the right to kill anything unless it directly threatens our life.

http://www.mirror.co.uk/news/top-stories/2010/07/14/raoul-moat-victims-represented-by-max-clifford-115875-22413361/

Publicist ???? It’s a fucking circus isn’t it :shock:

Eggs-actly

and avoid male public toilets of course

Gaza wants sectioning

At this moment i’m typing this, what else could i be doing

YOU’RE ALL TYPING WHATEVER APPEARS WHEN YOU HIT SUBMIT FFS ](*,) :lol:

Of course :twisted:

Not exactly Wordsworth is he :?

Broken Mirrors
An ancient myth our ancestors believed was that the image in a mirror is our actual soul. A broken mirror represented the soul being astray from your body. To break the spell of misfortune, you must wait seven hours (one for each year of bad luck) before picking up the broken pieces, and bury them outside in the moonlight.

I always close my flies lest people giggle

Excluding the obvious – that something might fall on you from above – the belief
that walking under a ladder will bring bad luck seems to stem from the ladder
forming a triangle with the wall and the ground. This represents the “Holy
Trinity”, and if you violate this by entering the space, it puts you in league with
the devil, and you’re lik…[Read more]

No touch wood :lol:

Superstition has it that, at all times, a devil waits over your left shoulder, and also that spilling salt is bad luck (perhaps because it used to be rare and precious). Hence, you can mitigate your bad luck by throwing salt into the eyes of the devil. There’s also a belief that your guardian angel (who can be found over your right shoulder)…[Read more]

Three on a match (also known as third on a match) is a supposed superstition among soldiers during the Crimean War to World War I. The superstition goes that if three soldiers lit their cigarettes from the same match, one of the three would be killed or that the man who was third on the match would be shot. Since then it has been considered bad…[Read more]