Random Thought Of The Day
#796
Posted 27 June 2014 - 12:15 AM
#797
Posted 27 June 2014 - 12:20 AM
Nicee glad i live no where near sharks
I'm surrounded by cows
#798
Posted 27 June 2014 - 12:22 AM
Nicee glad i live no where near sharks
I'm surrounded by cows
Run .. Run as fast as you can ... And dont look back
Cows are dangerous
#799
Posted 27 June 2014 - 12:24 AM
well I'm in my house and they are in a field, but they are staring at me..or p!ssing a lot outside my backdoor which is annoying. but I would say, never trust a cow, they are not to be trusted
#800
Posted 27 June 2014 - 12:24 AM
Sharks are actually very friendly Inquisitive. Theres nothing on a human for a shark, we're just floating about their territory like a little seal snack
#801
Posted 27 June 2014 - 12:27 AM
Sharks are actually very friendly Inquisitive. Theres nothing on a human for a shark, we're just floating about their territory like a little seal snack
So don't look like a seal snack is the answer, orange surf suits are the way forward
#802
Posted 27 June 2014 - 08:41 AM
How unfair is life - I feel like crap and work in a Doctors surgery, but because of professional ethics, conflicting interests etc I cant be seen by any of the GPs here - call for an appointment at my own doctors to be told they can see me on 7th July, but someone will call me back in a couple of hours to see what they can do!!!! Worse part, we have free appointments here! Taxi for Gerbil!
#803
Posted 27 June 2014 - 08:50 AM
How unfair is life - I feel like crap and work in a Doctors surgery, but because of professional ethics, conflicting interests etc I cant be seen by any of the GPs here - call for an appointment at my own doctors to be told they can see me on 7th July, but someone will call me back in a couple of hours to see what they can do!!!! Worse part, we have free appointments here! Taxi for Gerbil!
You could always hand you notice in if you really want an appointment.
Cows kill more people a year than sharks. That is all
B*****ks. I live in Shropshire which is mainly dairy farming due to Mullers.
#804
Posted 27 June 2014 - 08:52 AM
Nicee glad i live no where near sharks
I'm surrounded by cows
Same here, but with some sheep mixed in
#805
Posted 27 June 2014 - 09:05 AM
I never trust cows - you havent had worldwide reporting of Mad pigs or mad sheep, but mad cows - definitely!
#806
Posted 27 June 2014 - 09:12 AM
I was once advised to NEVER, EVER keep your dog on a lead when you're walking in a field of cows.
Wait, or was that ALWAYS keep your dog on a lead when you're walking in a field of cows?
Either way, take note of my advice!
#807
Posted 27 June 2014 - 10:32 AM
I invited a mate to a party I am going to in a few weeks time (its ok, host told me to invite him). My mate has said he will come but unfortunately in the last couple of weeks has been diagnosed with Celiac Disease which means he now can't have gluten so is a little worried about what he can eat.
The worst thing is that he can't drink beer anymore (I told him I'd bring a rope, small stool and find him a tree next time I see him)
I has just occurred to me. Surely he can drink Coors or Budwiser, right? I mean they are close enough to water that it won't effect him, right?
Its not all doom and gloom for him though. He can still get hammered on cider and vodka and can still drink monster energy drinks which is a good thing for him as his rate of consumption of monster energy drinks rivals my consumption of tea. Also it does mean I don't owe him a pint anymore and there will be more beer for me at the party as I won't have to share it with him, so every cloud and whatnot .
Don't they do special gluten free beer? I bet its lovely.
Ben
#808
Posted 27 June 2014 - 12:00 PM
I invited a mate to a party I am going to in a few weeks time (its ok, host told me to invite him). My mate has said he will come but unfortunately in the last couple of weeks has been diagnosed with Celiac Disease which means he now can't have gluten so is a little worried about what he can eat.
The worst thing is that he can't drink beer anymore (I told him I'd bring a rope, small stool and find him a tree next time I see him)
I has just occurred to me. Surely he can drink Coors or Budwiser, right? I mean they are close enough to water that it won't effect him, right?
Its not all doom and gloom for him though. He can still get hammered on cider and vodka and can still drink monster energy drinks which is a good thing for him as his rate of consumption of monster energy drinks rivals my consumption of tea. Also it does mean I don't owe him a pint anymore and there will be more beer for me at the party as I won't have to share it with him, so every cloud and whatnot .
Don't they do special gluten free beer? I bet its lovely.
Ben
I don't know do they.
I sent the joke about budwiser to my mate and he replied that apparently if something has less than 20ppm of gluten then it is Ok to consume.
Apparently there are a couple of beers that are ok to consume due to this rule and one of them is bud light. He did add though that he would rather just drink coke all night and be the designated driver than have to drink bud light.
#809
Posted 27 June 2014 - 12:09 PM
or Carbonated spring water! Many Lagers taste like that carlsberg, Carling, Fosters to name a few.
Stella artois rules!
#810
Posted 27 June 2014 - 05:23 PM
or Carbonated spring water! Many Lagers taste like that carlsberg, Carling, Fosters to name a few.
Stella artois rules!
Absinthe for me all the way...
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