Reply to: Thicko the Bear or what?

[xoggoth]

I was looking for what link started it. Can't find but at least it wasn't just me falling into the trap!!!!!!!!! Someone else did same thing yesterday.

British vigilantes leave dictionary at home, make paediatricians life hell - NeoGAF

And another:

http://topsy.com/twitter/crndffy

[xoggoth]

Hey!!! It's up no 7 now!

[NickFitz]

2000! You're right! Wonder why it's number 8 on the most popular list just above news on the proposed tube drivers strike?

Simply because that list shows what news stories people are reading, and if a lot of people read an old story it will appear there. Perhaps it was linked to in an article in the paper today, so a lot of people have gone to have a look. If that list only includes news stories, the original article that linked to it wouldn't show up there if it was an editorial or a column or some such.

This is the same trap the Mail (and MF) fell into on Sunday with the BBC News site.

[The Central Scrutinizer]

Monday, 24 October 2005

The Central Scrutinizer, how does it feel to be in a state of perpetual excitement for 5 years?

Since I gave up mt ST at United I am in heaven

[TimberWolf]

Two dyslexic skiers. One says let's zig zag down the slope.
No, the other one says, its zag zig.
Tell you what says the first, lets ask this fella.
Excuse me sir when going down the slope, do you zig zag or zag zig?
No idea he says, I'm a toboganist.

In that case can I have 20 B&H?

[TimberWolf]

Vigilante mob attacks home of paediatrician - This Britain, UK - The Independent

Better hide your pedometers if you go jogging.

It's probably the dyslexics again. The night before that they were attacking warehouses and other places of elvis and the trepidations of santa.

[Paddy]

Vigilante mob attacks home of paediatrician - This Britain, UK - The Independent

Better hide your pedometers if you go jogging.

Some more old news...

[SizeZero]

BBC NEWS | England | Merseyside | Tributes left for a dead chicken

calm down, calm down, calm down, calm down

Monday, 24 October 2005

The Central Scrutinizer, how does it feel to be in a state of perpetual excitement for 5 years?

[SizeZero]

It will never go to number 1 while Big Brother is on TV, apparently.

[xoggoth]

There's been a terrible shipwreck apparently. Lots of people lost.

Newspaper Articles Reporting The Sinking

[xoggoth]

2000! You're right! Wonder why it's number 8 on the most popular list just above news on the proposed tube drivers strike? Now I've mentioned it and another 4 people have looked it will probably go to number 1. Soon everybody will be reading it (again).

The Independent | News | UK News | Breaking News Stories Within the UK

1 Camerons thrilled by baby's early arrival
2 Athlete 'raced' while signed off work new
3 Woman quizzed over kitten dumped in bin
4 Bomb probe report reveals cover-up over priest new
5 George Michael faces jail over drug driving crash
6 Border agents seize £45,000 pants stash new
7 Tories in secret talks with unions as threat of autumn strikes looms
8 Vigilante mob attacks home of paediatrician
9 Tube workers set to strike over job fears
10 The Ten Best Fitness Gadgets
11 12% increase in drug-related deaths
12 1m pocket guides issued for Pope's UK visit
13 Falling tree injures woman and child new
14 Ban on marches 'could radicalise protesters'
15 Catholic Church denies bomb atrocity cover-up

[The Central Scrutinizer]

BBC NEWS | England | Merseyside | Tributes left for a dead chicken

calm down, calm down, calm down, calm down

[thunderlizard]

mm, Xoggoth is further behind in his left-wing mainstream reading than we thought.

[Spacecadet]

Wow, is it August 2000 already?

I blame threaded

[v8gaz]

Wow, is it August 2000 already?