General News Discussion

[The Nal]

Pimpin' ain't easy!

[grumpyhack]

Pimpin' ain't easy!

[The Nal]

Scary the number of politicians whose brains were in their dicks

[Ed209]

I don't think politicians are a special case. Isn't every guy's brain in their dick? I know mine is.

[grumpyhack]

I don't think politicians are a special case. Isn't every guy's brain in their dick? I know mine is.

[jump]

You know it's true love when you dump your 200lb porn collection into a school yard for your fiancé...

http://www.monstersandcritics.com/people/news/article_1612537.php/Seth-Rogen-dumps-porn-collection-at-a-schoolyard

[The Nal]

Not sure if this is news as such but if you type "Why does" into Google, check out what the third most popular search is!!

Its Google.ie, the Irish Google.

Edited January 19, 2011 by The Nal

[jump]

Just tried it and it's the same with UK Google, turned up over 48 million results.

This seems to be the best answer...

Probably for the same reason she turns me on. She's a MILF.

[The Nal]

Just tried it and it's the same with UK Google, turned up over 48 million results.

This seems to be the best answer...

[The Nal]

Bible waving halfwit banned from the UK.

Fair f**king play.

[jump]

Bible waving halfwit banned from the UK.

Fair f**king play.

[sifi]

I remember when he was going to burn the book, a car dealer offered him a brand new Daewoo not to - and he flew from Florida to the dealer in question in New Jersey and then drove the car back to Florida.

Madness.

[jump]

The world cup octopuss has had a moving memorial last night and has had a statue built in his honour.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-europe-12247183

[The Nal]

[jump]

http://www.metro.co.uk/news/854971-sex-ban-urged-to-break-belgiums-political-deadlock

The wives of the Belgian MPs are being told to stop having sex with thier husbands untill they sort out of their coalition. Apparently it's worked before with Kenya's goverment.

[jump]

Real Life Mario Kart...

http://www.cbsnews.com/8301-501465_162-20033030-501465.html

[beLIEveR]

Flicked onto BBC News, and one of the two most disliked Colonels in the world (alongside Ken Bates of KFC fame) has praised China's response to Tiananmen Square, saying that all protest amounts to armed rebellion, and that he intends to follow their lead.

Bearing in mind that even the likes of Robert Mugabe and Kim Jong-il deny their atrocities, that has surely got to be a contender for the most shocking statement by a head of state in relation to his own people since the advent of colour telly.

[Ed209]

If you and your mates are sat in the pub and one of them asks "who would win between a lion and a tiger?", you now know

Tiger, KO, first hit

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-europe-12669308

[jonathanmilson]

For stopping the migration fraud United State government had take a huge decision. US government has planned to integrate U.S. passports with RF (radio frequency) chips in starting of this summer. But because of this decision they have facing huge resistance from various groups of travel who says that the technology is untested and may create a hazard passenger safety.

Actually these chips are very small in size and light weighted. It is based on embedded technology. These types of embedded chips are designed to make passports work like employee ID cards that can be transmitted over an electronic reader. This electronic reader has read the basic information about the employee to access in a building. Official State Department said that the new technology known as radio frequency identification, or RFID, will give Customs officers to quickly process passengers at airports and borders. Passports should be issued to diplomats, from August, and the program would expand to applicants for new passports by next year.

Foreign Ministry officials of United State said that the chips are part of the global effort to prevent immigration fraud or passport fraud. Each chip contains a Hi-Tech digital recording system which is saved all the basic information of passport holder like holder's name, address and number, his/her identity etc . These chips are also contains a photograph of the holder which is used in his/her passport. It is just because of to improve facial recognition technology. Therefore, even if the paper passport is damaged or lost, customs agents are could be able to identify the person or modified to compare the data circuit to the person.

Global Visas Fraud

[diddly-dee]

If you and your mates are sat in the pub and one of them asks "who would win between a lion and a tiger?", you now know

Tiger, KO, first hit

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-europe-12669308

[Ed209]

9th March 2011 will go down in history as a key milestone on the road to better world

Link

Edited March 9, 2011 by Ed209

[minute5072]

If you and your mates are sat in the pub and one of them asks "who would win between a lion and a tiger?", you now know

Tiger, KO, first hit

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-europe-12669308

[The Nal]

Dunno where to post this.

Funny though.

And probably fake.

[Gre]

We were talking about this at work, we were considering making up an animal fights bracket

[chappiepunk]

http://uk.eonline.com/uberblog/b231273_royal_screwup_prince_harry_appears_in.html