Steven Posted 12 February 2016 Posted 12 February 2016 Just for Alf Bentley. Disabled musicians create music from brainwaves http://www.bbc.com/news/science-environment-35557908
Strokes Posted 12 February 2016 Posted 12 February 2016 Just for Alf Bentley. Disabled musicians create music from brainwaves http://www.bbc.com/news/science-environment-35557908 How thoughtful.
Guest Posted 12 February 2016 Posted 12 February 2016 Couldn't this have gone in one of the other "news" threads?
MPH Posted 12 February 2016 Posted 12 February 2016 This reminds me of a great video that was sent to me of some guys in wheelchairs doing their own version of Aha take on me with their own words. It's from Norway They were kind of taking the pi55 out of themselves. It was sent to me by a chap in a wheelchair who thought it was hilarious. I would share it but there's every chance i would get shot down by the PC police... Webbo! its your call!
Webbo Posted 12 February 2016 Posted 12 February 2016 This reminds me of a great video that was sent to me of some guys in wheelchairs doing their own version of Aha take on me with their own words. It's from Norway They were kind of taking the pi55 out of themselves. It was sent to me by a chap in a wheelchair who thought it was hilarious. I would share it but there's every chance i would get shot down by the PC police... Webbo! its your call! I'm sure it would be okay. Post it, if it's offensive it'll have to be deleted though.
MPH Posted 12 February 2016 Posted 12 February 2016 I'm sure it would be okay. Post it, if it's offensive it'll have to be deleted though. Fast forward to about 50 seconds for the aha copy song thingy. Having re-watched this, i'm thinking it might get deleted. the ,other songs they do in this video are really funny but less open to being interpreted as offensive...
Strokes Posted 12 February 2016 Posted 12 February 2016 It can get chaotic on stage from what i gather, someone said it was mental.
Guest MattP Posted 12 February 2016 Posted 12 February 2016 Any point in this? Will just end like the good news thread with Ken continually posting stories about people having benefits cuts in a sarcastic way.
Webbo Posted 12 February 2016 Posted 12 February 2016 Any point in this? Will just end like the good news thread with Ken continually posting stories about people having benefits cuts in a sarcastic way. I've decided to ignore his trolling.
Guest MattP Posted 12 February 2016 Posted 12 February 2016 I've put him on ignore as well but it will still make a mockery of the thread for everyone else.
Rincewind Posted 12 February 2016 Posted 12 February 2016 How do you sarcastically cut benefits? Well the politics thread ended up with 'This is typical of the looney left' or 'what the papers said about Corbyn's past today'.thread.so horses for courses. Any posts about how the government have cocked up were dismissed as propaganda by the looney left with an agenda and this sub forum is no different going by the NHS is full of leftie militants posts. Actually I do not mind them as I find them amusing and sometimes wonder if the poster is serious or not.
Strokes Posted 12 February 2016 Posted 12 February 2016 I think I preferred it when you waffled on about tramps Ken, at least then you seemed a bit charming with it. Now it seems like you are deliberately derailing things, do you miss moosebreath or something?
Rincewind Posted 12 February 2016 Posted 12 February 2016 Tramps? I never used the term tramps. Others did that in a mocking way
Steven Posted 13 February 2016 Author Posted 13 February 2016 10 incredible animal tales which prove why pets are our best friends http://i100.independent.co.uk/article/10-incredible-animal-tales-which-prove-why-pets-are-our-best-friends--Zkh4J6Gn2x?utm_source=indy&utm_medium=top5&utm_campaign=i100
Webbo Posted 13 February 2016 Posted 13 February 2016 10 incredible animal tales which prove why pets are our best friends http://i100.independent.co.uk/article/10-incredible-animal-tales-which-prove-why-pets-are-our-best-friends--Zkh4J6Gn2x?utm_source=indy&utm_medium=top5&utm_campaign=i100 Is this buzzfeed?
Strokes Posted 13 February 2016 Posted 13 February 2016 10 incredible animal tales which prove why pets are our best friends http://i100.independent.co.uk/article/10-incredible-animal-tales-which-prove-why-pets-are-our-best-friends--Zkh4J6Gn2x?utm_source=indy&utm_medium=top5&utm_campaign=i100 Yeah except cats, cats are bellends.
Steven Posted 13 February 2016 Author Posted 13 February 2016 http://www.dailymail.co.uk/embed/video/1252395.html
Samilktray Posted 15 February 2016 Posted 15 February 2016 http://m.leicestermercury.co.uk/Lamplighters-pub-Leicester-shut-American-diner/story-28723552-detail/story.html Cant imagine anybody being upset about this, what a rancid place full of rancid people. Happy days.
Guest MattP Posted 15 February 2016 Posted 15 February 2016 I'm not going to lie I'm a bit upset, every City needs a pub like that, it was a shit hole but had some good times in there. That said a 50's style US diner could be great, very Pulp Fiction.
Steven Posted 25 February 2016 Author Posted 25 February 2016 Young sisters receive bravery award after lifesaving 999 call http://www.theguardian.com/uk-news/2016/feb/25/lily-eva-claire-barber-bravery-award-999-call-wigan
MPH Posted 25 February 2016 Posted 25 February 2016 http://www.bbc.com/news/blogs-trending-35658337 Image copyrightUnicefImage captionMurtaza Ahmadi wearing his signed Lionel Messi Argentina shirtThe Afghan boy who became an online hit after wearing a homemade shirt bearing Lionel Messi's famous number 10 has finally received the real thing - from the Argentine footballer himself. BBC Trending helped to locate the child known as "Messi's biggest fan", five-year-old Murtaza Ahmadi, who comes from the Jaghori District, in the eastern Ghazni province of Afghanistan. Messi's management team confirmed on Thursday that Murtaza was sent a signed Argentina shirt and football from the Barcelona forward, who has been crowned the world's best player five times. "I love Messi and my shirt says Messi loves me," Murtaza said - already perfecting his own goal celebration. Image copyrightTwitter/joynaw5Image captionMurtaza wearing his homemade shirt - which sparked the online search for the young fanThe online search for the boy was sparked by a single photo that went viral, showing him wearing the homemade shirt made from a striped blue plastic bag, imitating the famous Argentina strip. Claims initially followed that the boy was an Iraqi Kurd and that the Barcelona star wanted to find the young fan to give him a proper shirt. But the source of the online rumours claiming that the picture was taken in Dohuk, Iraq, later admitted making it up. Murtaza was finally identified as the boy in the picture after his uncle, Azim Ahmadi, an Afghan living in Australia, put BBC Trending in touch with his brother, Arif - the young devoted Messi fan's father. Image copyrightArif AhmadiImage captionMurtaza's father says he is too poor to afford a real Messi shirtThe Ghazni farmer confirmed his son was the boy who captured people's imaginations worldwide and added that Murtaza was "extremely happy". Messi is a goodwill ambassador for the United Nations Children's Emergency Fund (Unicef) and the agency helped to get the shirt to the boy, posting the picture of Murtaza on its Facebook page. Image copyrightUnicef/Facebook Follow BBC Trending on Facebook
Buce Posted 19 March 2016 Posted 19 March 2016 Big issue vendor marries woman he helped - truly heart-warming: http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-bristol-35843306
Webbo Posted 24 March 2016 Posted 24 March 2016 New Zealand has voted to keep their flag with the Union Jack in it.
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