She's brilliant, she started going out with Neil Gaiman (her now husband) when she sent him a book full of naked photos for him to caption. Her gigs are quite fun too, she knows how to entertain and excite crowds - she's the type who once the gig is over joins the fans outside for a sing-along too.
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I loathe her even more now.
She also had a 20 foot long dress which covers parts of the crowd and made her look like a swan when she went crowd surfing, it was ace.
Can't see that that's going to sway Eboue the other way.
I now want to murder her.
I wasn't trying to convert him, I'm not a fecking publicist you know.
make love not war man
This is a bit creepy. The DM has dug out an early photoshoot of that model Oscar Pistorius killed. Let's all ogle pics of the dead model when she was 15.
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/art...al-shoot-winning-face-future-competition.html
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/art...al-shoot-winning-face-future-competition.html
Can we even be surprised at that anymore, the Mail and jailbait pictures go hand in hand.
That is sadly true and some of the comments they get are always a bit paedogeddon too.
Clean clothes cause cancer now?Everything does, apparently, chief.
Today's scary story from the Mail:
Could your TV be making you infertile?
Could your TV be making you infertile?
Well, what's the conclusion? Could it?
Today's blasphemous headline:
Watch out, Jesus! Turn any fruit juice into an alcoholic drink using just a powder
Watch out, Jesus! Turn any fruit juice into an alcoholic drink using just a powder
Probably, knowing the Mail.
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/art...se-additional-health-risk-couch-potatoes.html
How many pictures of Miley Cyrus did they include in their inevitable article about how outraged they were by her performance? I'd imagine a lot.
Eleventy billion.
I was more offended by Robin Thicke's suit. And his success.
I was more offended by Robin Thicke's suit. And his success.
It made me laugh that half the comments were saying 'yeah, yeast has been around for centuries' and the other half were outraged, yelling 'I dar you to say that about Mohammed'.
A single full pager. It was disgusting, they said.
Today's Mail exclusive:
Are you afraid of CRUMPETS?
Experts say most people fear clusters of holes because our ancestors were taught to avoid them
Are you afraid of CRUMPETS?
Experts say most people fear clusters of holes because our ancestors were taught to avoid them
I love crumpets, especially the holes, but I'm a dirty foreigner so make of that what you will.
We've had a thread about that and it was quite popular. Some of the pics that were posted were weirdly fascinating.
It's certainly an interesting question. Personally I'm not afraid of crumpets and have never heard anyone mention being as such, but doubtless more fieldwork is required what with the newly discovered ancestral hole phobia connection.
I posted a while ago on here that a pattern of holes creeped me out. Never had a problem with crumpets saying that.
Why would holes freak out our ancestors?
Because of snakes, scorpions, octopi and beehives - duh!
Er ok. Surely things like rabbit holes meant food source though.
How often do we really encounter octopi?
Not ourselves; our ancestors!
Yeah but rabbit holes don't look like crumpets.
Tomorrows headline
Migrant influx fuels new crisis in schools
Migrant influx fuels new crisis in schools
I don't think so.
From his site:
He writes weekly columns for The Sunday Times and The Sun, but is better known for his role on the BBC TV show Top Gear.
From his site:
He writes weekly columns for The Sunday Times and The Sun, but is better known for his role on the BBC TV show Top Gear.
Now cleaning makes you ill.
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/health/article-2440153/Vacuuming-aggravate-allergies.html
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/health/article-2440153/Vacuuming-aggravate-allergies.html
Today, the Mail's published photos of the gulags & tales of prisoners having their teeth smashed with iron bars...which is apparently somehow related to Ed Miliband's father's circle who were 'apologists for the Bolsheviks'. Shameless stuff, of course. It's only right that some attention is focused on left-wing defenders of Stalin's appalling rule - Martin Amis's so-so book Koba the Dread makes this point time & again - but the timing of the Mail's 'outrage' is, shall we say, suggestive.