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Today, it is revealed the ring was a fake, a clip on and now "I hate her, she's a cow. I went out and did it and hers wasn't even real"
Altogether now people
5...4...3...2...1...
HAHAHAHAHAHAHA HAHAHAHAHAHAHA HAHAHAHAHAHAHA
Man, this has brightened my day already.
Some 2nd rate pop singer sticks a pretend ring on her face (new single coming soon, I'm sure there's no connection) and loads of little sheep run out and copy her.
And now they are complaining?
The Sun is one of the funniest papers around, some of the quotes from "distressed fans"
"I feel stupid"
That's because you are, don't feel bad though, at least with metal through your face we can spot you.
Should've been through their noses though, that way we can tie ropes through and lead them out to graze.
Cattle
> Did Neil Armstrong have a lip ring? Or is Posh Spice's
> music one giant leap for mankind?
Her lip ring may not be a 'giant leap for mankind', but she's definitely a 'quick jump for Beckham'... but he's not exactly MANkind, is he? ;-)
but Fred Durst.
WHY?!!!!!!!!
Er... I was drunk?
For comedy value?
I don't bloody know!
:-)
The assassinations yes I can see why
The moon is a fairly straight forward one
The lip ring was original
Westlife.. I can just about get
but Fred Durst.
WHY?!!!!!!!!
There was programme on telly about this a while ago, and it outlined all of the evidence the Wook-ster said, plus a couple more bits:
If you speed up the recording of them walking on the moon, they exactly like someone running along.
There was a photo taken of a rock outcropping, and one supposedly taken 3 miles away the following day. When overlapped they matched. EXACTLY.
Also, around the earth is an area known as Van Alens Belt (sp?). An area of amazing radiation. It has been said by professors that the material that the space shuttle was made out of could never withstand that much radiation, all the people inside would have died.
Also on the programme was someone from NASA, who was there to say "Er, we did get there actually" but to about half the points raised, he didn't argue back. He just changed the subject, not offering an explanation for the evidence.
I persoanlly don't think we got to the moon.
I start off with a harmless little topic and it explodes into a long, ranting stream of conciousness.
I agree that it would make sense to build things there, but since when have governments operated with any degree of intelligence? (Ealing District Council springs to mind).
Personally, until I can get there myself and look around, I think some people believe we did, others believe we didn't.
We're both right and we're both wrong.