#32

It’ll fine. A bit of searing, relentless diarrhoea never hurt anybody.

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#33

No, I’m sure it was Stuart Hall or someone of that ilk. It had a lot of interviews with surviors of stuipd gaffes, concentrating a lot on how electricity would arc down quite easily from power lines and the like. Possibly this was one that covered powerlines in general?

Mainly I recall the host would ask “What was the PAIN like?” in a manner that sounded as if he was really getting off on the misery of his interviewee.

#34

I remember one about climbing into an electricity substation after their ball / kite or something.

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#35

I’ve had chicken carpaccio, it was odd and Slimy, sort of like a jelly sweet. (didn’t know what it was before I ate it)

#36

This is a thing in Germany. A very wrong thing. The tacky party snack equivalent of cheese and pineapple. It’s a big glob of raw pork pate, with raw onion spikes.

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#37

Yeah I remember that too. Then we went on a school trip to an electricity substation and I just spent the whole time looking around visualising kites.

#38

Yeah, those Aussie road safety ads are pretty good.

#39

“Mett - It’s not quite Meat”

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#40

MATCHES MATCHES NEVER TOUCH THEY CAN HURT YOU VERY MUCH

#41

Properly hilarious post

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#43

i’ve got you here theo

LONDON IS A PIT OF SLURRY

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#44

“It’s even worse”

#45

I think maybe my dad make a joke about it being that and I took it at face value.

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#46

I like that it possibly comes from the word for “food”. This is it. This is food.

#47

It’s the hedgehog shape that makes it.

#48

Jesus, look at this horrifying pinterest fail image I found of one.

#49

Blobfish!

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#50

Raw pork blobfish!

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#51

You can kind of see how Dr Gunther von Hagens got his inspiration.

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