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Yes, it is a really stupid thing to do. Yes, it's probably just being done for publicity. But I really hope he sticks out the 44 days or whatever.
Why?
Because it would be a big middle finger up to the morons who seem to be everywhere on this fair island.
People are going there, and they are tormenting a man, a real human being, with food. Even if he is doing it to himself, that doesn't bypass the fact that he hasn't eaten for 5 days (or however long it is). And they're, in my opinion, torturing him. Someone even thought it would be a great idea to set up a BBQ underneath him, so that he could smell it.
Think about it. Taunting a starving man with food that he cannot have.
The other thing, the thing that really triggered it for me, is that some idiots are shouting things about his mum. Who died of cancer when he was 21. And people think it's 'a laugh'?
Go David.
Why?
Because it would be a big middle finger up to the morons who seem to be everywhere on this fair island.
People are going there, and they are tormenting a man, a real human being, with food. Even if he is doing it to himself, that doesn't bypass the fact that he hasn't eaten for 5 days (or however long it is). And they're, in my opinion, torturing him. Someone even thought it would be a great idea to set up a BBQ underneath him, so that he could smell it.
Think about it. Taunting a starving man with food that he cannot have.
The other thing, the thing that really triggered it for me, is that some idiots are shouting things about his mum. Who died of cancer when he was 21. And people think it's 'a laugh'?
Go David.
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Unbeliever wrote:
>
> Yes, it is a quote, from page 666 of the Unbeliever's Guide To Life
> And Its' Other Inane Mysteries.
Ahh.
>
> Yes, it is a quote, from page 666 of the Unbeliever's Guide To Life
> And Its' Other Inane Mysteries.
Ahh.
monkey_man wrote:
> Rosalind wrote:
> I thought it was from Rocket Man.
>
> "I miss the earth so much, I miss my wife"
>
> no?
>
> OMG, that's almost it! So close, but not quite.
Can I have a clue please?
> Rosalind wrote:
> I thought it was from Rocket Man.
>
> "I miss the earth so much, I miss my wife"
>
> no?
>
> OMG, that's almost it! So close, but not quite.
Can I have a clue please?
RoJ wrote:
> Unbeliever where is your tagline from? Is it a quote? I know your last one (Hydrogen & Stupidity) was one of Einsteins, but what is this new one?
Yes, it is a quote, from page 666 of the Unbeliever's Guide To Life And Its' Other Inane Mysteries.
> Unbeliever where is your tagline from? Is it a quote? I know your last one (Hydrogen & Stupidity) was one of Einsteins, but what is this new one?
Yes, it is a quote, from page 666 of the Unbeliever's Guide To Life And Its' Other Inane Mysteries.
monkey_man wrote:
> The sagacious one wrote:
> Sadly for Blaine all it'll take is one idiot calling in/creating a
> hoax bomb threat and he'll have to leave his box.
>
> Way to plant ideas in the minds of tiny children. *slow claps*
Hey don't shoot the messenger. The police only respons to coded messages or every single sporting event, gathering et al would be disrupted by "jokers".
However you can picture the scene when they believe someones planted a bomb in Blaine's perspex, see through on public view 24 hours a day box suspended 100 feet in the air.
*Blaine checks under blanket, investigates the contents of his nappy, shrugs and goes back to sleep*
> The sagacious one wrote:
> Sadly for Blaine all it'll take is one idiot calling in/creating a
> hoax bomb threat and he'll have to leave his box.
>
> Way to plant ideas in the minds of tiny children. *slow claps*
Hey don't shoot the messenger. The police only respons to coded messages or every single sporting event, gathering et al would be disrupted by "jokers".
However you can picture the scene when they believe someones planted a bomb in Blaine's perspex, see through on public view 24 hours a day box suspended 100 feet in the air.
*Blaine checks under blanket, investigates the contents of his nappy, shrugs and goes back to sleep*
The Fugitive?
Romeo is bleeding?
Romeo is bleeding?
Rosalind wrote:
> I thought it was from Rocket Man.
>
> "I miss the earth so much, I miss my wife"
>
> no?
OMG, that's almost it! So close, but not quite.
> I thought it was from Rocket Man.
>
> "I miss the earth so much, I miss my wife"
>
> no?
OMG, that's almost it! So close, but not quite.
I thought it was from Rocket Man.
"I miss the earth so much, I miss my wife"
no?
"I miss the earth so much, I miss my wife"
no?
Rosalind wrote:
> I've spent ages trying to work out where monkey mans was from.
Ah ha ha, you probably won't ever get it. If you do, then that makes you as sad as me by default for having heard it before!
> I've spent ages trying to work out where monkey mans was from.
Ah ha ha, you probably won't ever get it. If you do, then that makes you as sad as me by default for having heard it before!
The sagacious one wrote:
> Sadly for Blaine all it'll take is one idiot calling in/creating a
> hoax bomb threat and he'll have to leave his box.
Way to plant ideas in the minds of tiny children. *slow claps*
> Sadly for Blaine all it'll take is one idiot calling in/creating a
> hoax bomb threat and he'll have to leave his box.
Way to plant ideas in the minds of tiny children. *slow claps*
RoJ wrote:
> Unbeliever where is your tagline from? Is it a quote? I know your
> last one (Hydrogen & Stupidity) was one of Einsteins, but what is
> this new one?
I've spent ages trying to work out where monkey mans was from.
> Unbeliever where is your tagline from? Is it a quote? I know your
> last one (Hydrogen & Stupidity) was one of Einsteins, but what is
> this new one?
I've spent ages trying to work out where monkey mans was from.
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