Bar's open, drinks for everyone!!!
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IT IS THE LORD'S DAY AND IN RESPONSE TO BINGE DRINKING BRING BACK PROHIBITION
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peter:
IT IS THE LORD'S DAY AND IN RESPONSE TO BINGE DRINKING BRING BACK PROHIBITION
He started it, he turned water into wine. Not only is he the holy father, he's also a good bloke who I'd love to go down the pub with!
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Bring on the binge wine drinking!! non
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Mark Baker:
peter:
IT IS THE LORD'S DAY AND IN RESPONSE TO BINGE DRINKING BRING BACK PROHIBITION
He started it, he turned water into wine. Not only is he the holy father, he's also a good bloke who I'd love to go down the pub with!
no he goes to lap dancing places these days.
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Non Proctor:
Bring on the binge wine drinking!! non
dID YOU KNOW THAT bRITAIN IS NOW THE BINGE DRINKING CAPITAL OF THE WORLD? iT MAKES ME PROUD.
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Proud to do my bit for my country
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peter:
Mark Baker:
peter:
IT IS THE LORD'S DAY AND IN RESPONSE TO BINGE DRINKING BRING BACK PROHIBITION
He started it, he turned water into wine. Not only is he the holy father, he's also a good bloke who I'd love to go down the pub with!
no he goes to lap dancing places these days.
No that's not Lord God, it's his brother Kevin God, the least famous of the God brothers.
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Mark Baker:
peter:
Mark Baker:
peter:
IT IS THE LORD'S DAY AND IN RESPONSE TO BINGE DRINKING BRING BACK PROHIBITION
He started it, he turned water into wine. Not only is he the holy father, he's also a good bloke who I'd love to go down the pub with!
no he goes to lap dancing places these days.
No that's not Lord God, it's his brother Kevin God, the least famous of the God brothers.
shit they must be twins coz he wuz at my table
ops:
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I see London now has an exhibit at the zoo of Humans...interesting..... non
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Non Proctor:
I see London now has an exhibit at the zoo of Humans...interesting..... non
I don't know what you're talking about but I'm still laughing because it sounds funny.
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you boys are silly... (((MARK))))) come here baby.. give me a kiss!
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TinybubbleCA:
you boys are silly... (((MARK))))) come here baby.. give me a kiss!
Yes please, I'm a wee bit drunk though.
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all the better to take advantage of you
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It's all happening at the Zoo!!! Humans strip bare for zoo exhibit Eight people have been chosen to spend the August Bank Holiday weekend almost naked and on display at London Zoo. Visitors will see the humans, who will be treated like animals, kept amused with games, music and art. But after each day in the open Bear Mountain enclosure the bunch - naked except for well-placed fig leaves - will be allowed home for the night. The Human Zoo hopes to demonstrate the basic nature of man and examine the impact they have on the animal Kingdom. Cambridge University veterinary student Simon Spiro, 19, from New Malden in Surrey, was selected from among 30 hopefuls to take part in the project. Pocket Scrabble "I'm a veterinary student so the idea of working for a zoo was something that appealed to me," he said. "I'm not even worried by the fact it might be cold and rainy. I've brought Pocket Scrabble in case we're bored." "The only problem is I won't have any pockets to put it in." Brendan Carr, 25, from Aylesbury, Bucks, said his motto was to "dream like you'll live forever, live like you'll die today". I got a laugh like a hyena but get the hump like a camel, so cover me in fig leaves as I'm the ultimate mammal Poem by one of the applicants The actor, model, musician, martial arts expert and fitness fanatic entered the competition by writing a poem. It read: "I'm funky like a monkey and as cool as a cat, talk more than a parrot, up all night like a bat. "I got a laugh like a hyena but get the hump like a camel, so cover me in fig leaves as I'm the ultimate mammal." Other volunteers on display are Anna Westbury, 27, from London, who described herself as "zoo obsessed" and Thomas Mahoney, 26, from Cambridge, who wanted to "get back to nature". Human Zoo runs from Friday until Monday. Story from BBC NEWS: http://news.bbc.co.uk/go/pr/fr/-/1/hi/england/london/4184466.stm Published: 2005/08/25 13:29:02 GMT
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TinybubbleCA:
all the better to take advantage of you
I'm sure I don't know what youi mean?
ops: Louise just said ow in my ear.
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sounds like a good time to me
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Mark Baker:
TinybubbleCA:
all the better to take advantage of you
I'm sure I don't know what youi mean?
ops: Louise just said ow in my ear.
Hello Louise...
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Humans Are Ones on Display at London Zoo By CASSANDRA VINOGRAD, Associated Press Writer Sat Aug 27, 5:56 AM ET At London Zoo, you can talk to the animals ? and now some of them talk back. Caged and barely clothed within a rocky enclosure, eight British men and women monkeyed around Friday for an amused, bemused crowd behind a sign reading "Warning: Humans in their Natural Environment." The captives in the Human Zoo exhibit sunned themselves on a rock ledge, clad in bathing suits and pinned-on fig leaves. Some played with hula hoops, some waved. A signboard informed visitors about the species' diet, habitat, worldwide distribution and threats. Visitors stopped to point and laugh, and several children could be heard asking "why are there people in there?" London Zoo spokeswoman Polly Wills said that's exactly the question the zoo wants to answer. "Seeing people in a different environment, among other animals ... teaches members of the public that the human is just another primate," Wills said. It also, she conceded, lets them "have a gawk at people." The exhibit, which opened Friday, puts the three male and five female Homo sapiens side by side with their primate relatives ? though separated from them by an electric fence. While their neighbors might enjoy bananas and a good scratch, these eight ? chosen from 30 applicants who entered an online contest ? have diverse interests, from a chemist hoping to raise awareness about apes to a self-described actor/model and fitness enthusiast. Chemist Tom Mahoney, 26, decided to participate after his friend sent him an e-mail about the contest as a joke. Anything that draws attention to apes, he said, has his support. "A lot of people think humans are above other animals," he said. "When they see humans as animals, here, it kind of reminds us that we're not that special." Actor Brendan Carr, 25, won his place by submitting a spot of anthropomorphic verse: "I'm funky like a monkey and as cool as a cat, talk more than a parrot, up all night like a bat." Visitors' reactions to the spectacle varied Friday. Pointing at one heavily muscled and gleaming body on the ledge, a visitor joked that the zoo should consider a breeding program. "You can tell why some people came here, like the big muscly men who clearly like parading around in thongs," said Damien Largey, 23. Melissa Wecker, 21, was disappointed that the humans were wearing swimsuits beneath their fig leaves. "They're not doing anything. It looked lots better on the news," she complained. Mark Ainsworth, 21, also heard about the Human Zoo on the news. "I've lived in this country for nine years and have never come to a zoo," said Ainsworth, who came with Wecker. "This exhibit made us come to the zoo. Humans are animals too." The human captives were kept well-fed and watered by zoo staff, who took care to ensure they did not grow bored. A supply of board games was on hand, and some said they were looking forward to tuning into the England-Australia cricket match on the radio. Unlike the zoo's non-human inhabitants, they are allowed to go home each night at closing time. The event runs until Monday. When visitor Peter Bohn, 42, saw the "animals" juggling, he stopped and had a good laugh. "It's hilarious," he said. "It turns everything upside down. It makes you think about the humans in relation to the animals." After three hours strutting his stuff on a cool late-summer day, Mahoney said he was still having fun, except when the wind picked up. But, he added, "I wouldn't do it if I didn't enjoy it."
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TinybubbleCA:
Mark Baker:
TinybubbleCA:
all the better to take advantage of you
I'm sure I don't know what youi mean?
ops: Louise just said ow in my ear.
Hello Louise...
She through a majoer strop this morning because Mummy's shoes fitted her.
Don't ask, we don't understand either.
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umm.. ok... more cider Mark...;)