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Cracking Story

Getting ready for the protest with a bacon sandwich and a hair cut I guess
 
It literally took people a day or two to get used to the 5p charge up here. The amount of fuss being made down in England is hilarious.
 
I remember the microcosm of rage when IKEA started doing this years ago, think they possibly then dropped it again when they introduced biodegradable bags, you'd got people who'd spent thousands of pounds hitting their houses out with absolute shite but then went apoplectic with rage at the prospect of paying 5p for a carrier bag. Same thing happened when they bought in charges for using credit cards opposed to debit too, you'd have some chump prepared to spend 5 figures on a massive kitchen or something but then he'd sack it all off at the prospect of paying 50p or some shit to do it on his credit card.
 
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Credit is almost due for making that article about 30 times longer than it needed to be. Or even writing it in the first place. Steve Mellor aged 37 seems to have the right idea though. Top man.

I'm more intrigued by Earl.
 
Wednsbury resident shows how high she can count

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This is more a Mental Case Story.

A woman in America took her 8 year old nephew to court and sued him for breaking her wrist!! He saw her and at a family get together and jumped up for a hug and she fell over and broke her wrist.

In court she said ""I was at a party recently, and it was difficult to hold my hors d'oeuvre plate" when trying to say how the injury has ruined here life. Thankfully the court told her to do one

The best comment I have seen on this has come from Jason Manford (in the true spirit of Paddy as well) "What a lobotomised fucknugget!"


http://www.buzzfeed.com/stephaniemc...g-her-during-a?utm_term=.fy6ppqQga#.sxvWWwmgy
 
Wales appears to have moved on...bastards get a moment of glory and go it alone
 
Bit of trivia.

5 November 1927. Britain's first automated traffic lights were installed at Princess Square junction in Wolverhampton.
 
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