Always Check Your Child's Homework

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Is it really a disproportionately large spade, or just a brilliant excuse?

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The Ladybird Book of Chiropractic Treatment & English Libel Law

via crispian-jago.blogspot.com

Read this and sign the petition!

http://crispian-jago.blogspot.com/2009/12/ladybird-book-of-chiropractic-treatment.html

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Gibberish rock song

via boingboing.net

This clip from 1972 is an Italian actor called Adriano Celentano singing a song with nonsense lyrics that supposedly mimic how English sounds to foreigners. It's surprisingly catchy.

The setup can be found here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gU4w12oDjn8

Despite knowing there's no meaning to the words you can't help looking for familiar sounds. I'll swear they mentioned frozen pizza at one point...

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A Merry Dance

via funnyordie.co.uk

Fishing appears to be more fun than I thought.

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The Tetris God

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:-)

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It's A Kind Of Magic

via robertpopper.com

But what kind? Please supply your own adjectives. You may even want to make some up.

I'll be very disappointed if this is a spoof...

(Thanks to http://www.robertpopper.com and http://twitter.com/glinner)

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In Your Face!

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:-)

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The Original Fail Whale

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It's hard to believe anyone thought this was a good idea...

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Phil Brown gets humiliated by Jeff Stelling!

via youtube.com

"Why do all my friends call you a loser?" - brilliant!

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A new hero!

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http://www.tackfilm.se/en/?id=1259685093045RA99

It might take a while to load, but it's worth the wait!

You'll never guess who the hero is...

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