Re: Most bizzare hobby or pass time
Posted: Mon Aug 24, 2009 5:13 pm
MsG

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Re: Most bizzare hobby or pass time
Posted: Mon Aug 24, 2009 5:36 pm
Must have been done before. I would class this as a hobby and a past time so!
cakefarts, ahh, not seen that in a year or so... Great laughs to be had. Should have seen the face on my mates mrs when we were watching it and she walked in.
I had to turn that off! I feel rather nauesous.
what put you off mate the cake or the girl?
I think her farting on the cake pointing her ricker towards me. I think i'm getting one of my Annie Walker headaches.
www.meatspin.com
thats more up your ally jarrod
No you'll not catch me out with that one. Oh and cnut!

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Re: Most bizzare hobby or pass time
Posted: Mon Aug 24, 2009 5:38 pm
edit: Apologies - been done.
Last edited by Maninthestreet on Mon Aug 24, 2009 6:21 pm; edited 1 time in total

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Re: Most bizzare hobby or pass time
Posted: Mon Aug 24, 2009 5:59 pm
Must have been done before. I would class this as a hobby and a past time so!
cakefarts, ahh, not seen that in a year or so... Great laughs to be had. Should have seen the face on my mates mrs when we were watching it and she walked in.
I had to turn that off! I feel rather nauesous.
what put you off mate the cake or the girl?
I think her farting on the cake pointing her ricker towards me. I think i'm getting one of my Annie Walker headaches.
Ty for the excellent link sir, this provides ample inspiration for my own depraved hobby.
-DC

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Re: Most bizzare hobby or pass time
Posted: Mon Aug 24, 2009 8:04 pm

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Re: Most bizzare hobby or pass time
Posted: Mon Aug 24, 2009 8:19 pm

rivetcounter
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Re: Most bizzare hobby or pass time
Posted: Mon Aug 24, 2009 8:25 pm
I went to see the maiden voyage at Frensham Ponds.
All you could see was the aerial sticking through the water.
I wish I could say it sank but it did'nt.

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Re: Most bizzare hobby or pass time
Posted: Mon Aug 24, 2009 9:15 pm

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Re: Most bizzare hobby or pass time
Posted: Mon Aug 24, 2009 9:17 pm
No shit?

LancePrivateJones
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Re: Most bizzare hobby or pass time
Posted: Mon Aug 24, 2009 9:23 pm
No shit?
No s***, obsessed with the little bleeders, going otter spotting in the morning

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Re: Most bizzare hobby or pastime
Posted: Mon Aug 24, 2009 9:37 pm

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Re: Most bizzare hobby or pass time
Posted: Mon Aug 24, 2009 9:46 pm
No shit?
No s***, obsessed with the little bleeders, going otter spotting in the morning
silckcuntpara Please put your crayons away and don't start again.

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Re: Most bizzare hobby or pass time
Posted: Tue Aug 25, 2009 5:41 am
I went to see the maiden voyage at Frensham Ponds.
All you could see was the aerial sticking through the water.
I wish I could say it sank but it did'nt.
You could try building a radio controlled Sunderland (functioning depth charges might be a bit difficult though)

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Re: Most bizzare hobby or pass time
Posted: Tue Aug 25, 2009 6:22 am
I wish I could say it sank but it did'nt.
What's the point of building a Sub that doesn't sink? I thought that's what they were for?
If it didn't surface again, that would have been the giggle...surely? Or will I just fu...ah there's the door.

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Re: Most bizzare hobby or pass time
Posted: Tue Aug 25, 2009 6:33 am
Now....how fecking bizarre is that for a pastime?

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Re: Most bizzare hobby or pass time
Posted: Tue Aug 25, 2009 7:22 am
odder still....but well observed.

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Re: Most bizzare hobby or pass time
Posted: Tue Aug 25, 2009 7:32 am
WTF is that all about? Usually done by old sad slightly racist semi alcoholics (see how much the cnuts drink after hey nonny no-ing around the boozer garden.)
But recently I saw a 'Morissette', 20 something female, who looked attractive and normal enough.
Until you spoke to her, that is...and it became apparent that she was a Belinda No-Mates and desperate for a boyfriend, even if he is a Morris dancer.

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Re: Most bizzare hobby or pass time
Posted: Tue Aug 25, 2009 7:46 am

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Re: Most bizzare hobby or pass time
Posted: Tue Aug 25, 2009 7:47 am
Daily Mail - Innocent trainspotter suspected of being a terrorist by police after taking photos of trains
When trainspotter Stephen White noticed some interesting engines, he wasted no time in taking pictures of them for his collection.
It was the start of a bizarre sequence of events involving midnight phone calls, police raids and even, it is claimed, suspected terrorism.
Miss White's car number plate was also noted and police traced it to her home in Lincolnshire, where a neighbour gave them her mobile phone number.
An officer then phoned her in the early hours, waking her daughter Jessica, 11, and six-year-old son Bryn, and demanded she take the photos to a police station despite her innocent explanation.
Not wishing to interrupt the family holiday, Miss White, a 41-year-old civil servant, refused.
Police swooped on the campsite the next day, and again demanded to take the photos.
But Mr White and his sister say they were so annoyed with the officers for not believing that they were not terrorists and for harassing them that they refused to hand over the snaps.
The next day, they say, their car was pulled over by a police officer with his blue lights flashing. Again, he demanded the camera and pictures, but the family stood their ground.
Mr White, a coach driver, said: 'We were treated and hunted as if we were terrorists and a threat to national security, which was ridiculous. This has totally ruined the holiday, just because I'm a bit of a train geek who took pictures of some engines.
'The police officers from Dyfed Powys who came to our campsite were very heavy-handed and were threatening to send Special Branch round to see us and the house. They wanted to know what I'd been doing and I tried to explain I was just a trainspotter and wasn't some sort of Al Qaeda terrorist.
'It's just an innocent photo - which you could find on Google Earth anyway. I've put a complaint in to the police already but they still won't let it rest.'
A spokesman for Dyfed Powys Police confirmed that officers 'sought an explanation from Mr White regarding his activities following a report of suspicious behaviour at an oil refinery site in West Wales.
'Following an explanation from him, no further action was taken.'

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Re: Most bizzare hobby or pass time
Posted: Tue Aug 25, 2009 8:40 am
Daily Mail - Innocent trainspotter suspected of being a terrorist by police after taking photos of trains
When trainspotter Stephen White noticed some interesting engines, he wasted no time in taking pictures of them for his collection.
It was the start of a bizarre sequence of events involving midnight phone calls, police raids and even, it is claimed, suspected terrorism.
Miss White's car number plate was also noted and police traced it to her home in Lincolnshire, where a neighbour gave them her mobile phone number.
An officer then phoned her in the early hours, waking her daughter Jessica, 11, and six-year-old son Bryn, and demanded she take the photos to a police station despite her innocent explanation.
Not wishing to interrupt the family holiday, Miss White, a 41-year-old civil servant, refused.
Police swooped on the campsite the next day, and again demanded to take the photos.
But Mr White and his sister say they were so annoyed with the officers for not believing that they were not terrorists and for harassing them that they refused to hand over the snaps.
The next day, they say, their car was pulled over by a police officer with his blue lights flashing. Again, he demanded the camera and pictures, but the family stood their ground.
Mr White, a coach driver, said: 'We were treated and hunted as if we were terrorists and a threat to national security, which was ridiculous. This has totally ruined the holiday, just because I'm a bit of a train geek who took pictures of some engines.
'The police officers from Dyfed Powys who came to our campsite were very heavy-handed and were threatening to send Special Branch round to see us and the house. They wanted to know what I'd been doing and I tried to explain I was just a trainspotter and wasn't some sort of Al Qaeda terrorist.
'It's just an innocent photo - which you could find on Google Earth anyway. I've put a complaint in to the police already but they still won't let it rest.'
A spokesman for Dyfed Powys Police confirmed that officers 'sought an explanation from Mr White regarding his activities following a report of suspicious behaviour at an oil refinery site in West Wales.
'Following an explanation from him, no further action was taken.'
Trans-sexual trainspotter?

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