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John Wayne did it in a Ford Capri when chasing a Jag in Brannigan. Unfortunately the Capri hadn’t been run in...and never would be.
Rick Astley’s debut song, “Never Gonna Give You Up,” has reached more than a billion views on YouTube, a milestone that only a handful of pop songs have reached, such as Nirvana’s “Smells Like Teen Spirit,” Queen’s “Bohemian Rhapsody” and Psy’s “Gangnam Style.”
“I am kind of a big deal,” said Astley of the achievement, leaving an appreciative comment on the YouTube video, stating: “Amazing, crazy, wonderful!”
Here's one from a few weeks ago, Rick Astley's Never Gonna Give You Up has surpassed 1 billion views on youtube.
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Thanks To A Long-Running Internet Meme, Rick Astley’s ‘Never Gonna Give You Up’ Has Reached More Than A Billion Views On YouTube
Rickrolling has led to a surge in popularity for singer Rick Astley.www.forbes.com
I believe it is. It's a skeletal difference compared to having 'elbows'.I heard on Radio 5 live today that elephants are the only animals that have four knees. Is this true?
Apparently, 'Spoons have run out of beer.....because of Brexit!
Wetherspoon’s short on some beers as Brexit affects deliveries
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Wetherspoon’s short on some beers as Brexit affects deliveries
Pub chain confirms shortages of Carling and Coors, with one notice blaming ‘lack of lorry drivers and strike action’www.theguardian.com
Will anyone miss Carling and Coors ?![]()
I assume that when they say "Brexit" what they actually mean is "years of cost-cutting and refusal to fund training of drivers or pay them a decent wage", but that doesn't roll off the tongue so well or allow the story to be condensed into a Tweet.Apparently, 'Spoons have run out of beer.....because of Brexit!
Wetherspoon’s short on some beers as Brexit affects deliveries
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Wetherspoon’s short on some beers as Brexit affects deliveries
Pub chain confirms shortages of Carling and Coors, with one notice blaming ‘lack of lorry drivers and strike action’www.theguardian.com
Basil Brush’s latest foray into politics has landed him with better odds than Matt Hancock to become the next Prime Minister.
The glove puppet is priced at 33/1 at Ladbrokes to take over from Boris Johnson after he backed Marcus Rashford’s campaign to feed vulnerable children.
Declaring his dream of forming a government with the Manchester United star the cunning fox told the Daily Star: “All I can picture is Danny running the country and telling the Speaker to go and do one.”
I presume that with Basil Brush it would be a puppet government.
A missing man in Turkey accidentally joined his own search party for hours before realising he was the person they were looking for, local media reports.
Mr Anderson, from Harworth, in Nottinghamshire, was delivering the cement mixture to the David Wilson Homes development in Overstone on Thursday.
He was on the A43 when he first realised there was a build-up of traffic behind him.
“I noticed nobody was overtaking me and saw a string of about 20 cars,” he told the BBC. “When I eventually turned left into a road that would take me to the site entrance, all these cars turned left with me.”
As he stopped he was greeted by a chorus of car horns.
“The man at the front wound down his window and asked me which petrol station I was going to,” he said. “When I said I wasn’t, he asked me ‘Why not?’ and when I said I wasn’t carrying petrol, he actually said: ‘You could have stopped and told us you weren’t a petrol tanker.’
Bus lane camera mistakes woman's sweater for number plate
A couple were sent a fine for driving in a bus lane when a camera mistook a word on a woman's clothing for their number plate.
Dave and Paula Knight, from Surrey, received the fine for driving in a bus lane in Bath despite not being in the city at the time.
A camera had registered the word 'knitter' on a pedestrian's clothing as Mr Knight's number plate KN19 TER.
"We thought one of our friends was stitching us up," said Mrs Knight.
Bath and North East Somerset Council (BANES) confirmed the fine had been cancelled.
They were obviously stitched up...![]()
Bus lane camera mistakes woman's sweater for number plate
A couple were sent a fine after a word on a woman's clothing was mistaken for their number plate.www.bbc.co.uk
A 'contemporary sculpture' of world heavy-weight boxing champion Tyson Fury, 33, made out of plastic drainpipes has already been mocked by residents in his hometown.
- A new sculpture of Tyson Fury, 33, will be unveiled in Morecambe, Lancashire
- The work, by award-winning artist Anthony Padgett, has been called a 'joke'
- It is fashioned out of brown plastic drainage pipes from a builders' merchants
The work by award-winning artist Anthony Padgett, 52, is due to be erected in Morecambe, Lancashire this weekend.
This just made me chuckle
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Sculpture of Tyson Fury is branded 'embarrassing'
A 'contemporary sculpture' of world heavy-weight boxing champion Tyson Fury, 33, made out of plastic drainpipes has already been mocked by residents in Morecambe, Lancashire.www.google.co.uk
The idea of it being made out of drainpipes reminds me of a line from a Victoria Wood sketch:This just made me chuckle
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Sculpture of Tyson Fury is branded 'embarrassing'
A 'contemporary sculpture' of world heavy-weight boxing champion Tyson Fury, 33, made out of plastic drainpipes has already been mocked by residents in Morecambe, Lancashire.www.google.co.uk
Later on in 'Whither the Arts?' we'll be visiting the Arnolfini Gallery in Bristol, and taking a look at their Sculpture 84 exhibition, the centre-piece of which is the controversial twenty-foot ironing board made entirely from Driving Test rejection certificates.
If it were me, I would have added a 15 degree double socket as an elbow to look like an almost straight arm, aligned to aim the punch up.This just made me chuckle
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Sculpture of Tyson Fury is branded 'embarrassing'
A 'contemporary sculpture' of world heavy-weight boxing champion Tyson Fury, 33, made out of plastic drainpipes has already been mocked by residents in Morecambe, Lancashire.www.google.co.uk
I know this might not be the most important part of the story, but 57mm!"I slipped and fell in my armoury and an artillery shell accidentally entered part of my anatomy."
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Man seeks medical help after artillery shell was lodged in his rectum
Medics called for specialist support after the man presented in the Accident and Emergency unit of Gloucestershire Royal Hospital in Gloucester when he could not remove the 57mm shell.www.dailymail.co.uk
I think he would have been in trouble if they used the remote control bomb disposal device shown in the article!"I slipped and fell in my armoury and an artillery shell accidentally entered part of my anatomy."
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Man seeks medical help after artillery shell was lodged in his rectum
Medics called for specialist support after the man presented in the Accident and Emergency unit of Gloucestershire Royal Hospital in Gloucester when he could not remove the 57mm shell.www.dailymail.co.uk
Close this thread down now"I slipped and fell in my armoury and an artillery shell accidentally entered part of my anatomy."
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Man seeks medical help after artillery shell was lodged in his rectum
Medics called for specialist support after the man presented in the Accident and Emergency unit of Gloucestershire Royal Hospital in Gloucester when he could not remove the 57mm shell.www.dailymail.co.uk
I think he was discharged. And his boss probably fired him.Did the police charge him or let him off![]()