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Previously on "Laugh Out Loud in the office"
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I hope it doesn't happen to me. It's the only thing that keeps me sane in what has become a very boring gig (and that says a lot about my normal state of mind, I guess)Originally posted by cojakI was stopped from viewing this forum at work yesterday. The thought police have finally appeared...
(I'm working from home today...)
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I was stopped from viewing this forum at work yesterday. The thought police have finally appeared...
(I'm working from home today...)
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Google video for "balls of steel" and look for Neg's Urban Sports. Urban Sprinting definately has potential!Last edited by DaveB; 7 December 2006, 22:34.
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Absolute classic. Glad I'm working at home today so I can actually watch it!
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How is that funny?Originally posted by MrsGoofFor those of you restrained by the thought police, I though I'd describe the dog turd bit.
At 4:30 am the devil covers a london pavement with turds. He covers the full width and a few meters along it, the records poples reactions as the come to it.

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It was London Bridge, so people had to pick their way through it - there was no way round.Originally posted by MrsGoofAt 4:30 am the devil covers a london pavement with turds. He covers the full width and a few meters along it, the records poples reactions as the come to it.
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For those of you restrained by the thought police, I though I'd describe the dog turd bit.
At 4:30 am the devil covers a london pavement with turds. He covers the full width and a few meters along it, the records poples reactions as the come to it.
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Was the "YET AGAIN" part of the message? Next message you'll get will be something along thelines of "That's it we are coming to get you now!"Originally posted by xoggothI got "You have tried to connect to a Website believed to contain inappropriate content." YET AGAIN!
Why do some of us have to work in places run by nuns?
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I have access...
funny stuff... anything with dog tulip is usually funny as long as i am not involved!
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I got "You have tried to connect to a Website believed to contain inappropriate content." YET AGAIN!
Why do some of us have to work in places run by nuns?
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denied access to the following web site:
www.break.com
The web site has been categorized as Violence
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Fantastic! I caught some of this on TV earlier in the year but didn't know what it was called.
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