Jimbo

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What kind of thing could you have been downloading in such large quantities, i have no idea at all!!! You know perfectly fucking well. Well i don't know exactly what kind of thing, who knows what levels of depravity you have reached! Well, I did download "Down the hatch 8" last week........

What kind of thing could you have been downloading in such large quantities, i have no idea at all!!! You know perfectly fucking well.

Yep, should never have gone in, get the boys out now.

http://www.toontastic.net/forum/index.php?showtopic=9377 tbh

Depends on your ISP, some automatically charge you at the next tariff, others impose restrictions, I got a threatening email yesterday from mine saying I had exceeded my peak hours limit (13gig) and would have limits imposed on my connection, I checked my account info and my non peak usage was 76gig for the month.

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/scotland/edinbu...ast/6046266.stm

Pisses over all of them tbh

Done

Yeah, I noticed that earlier !

I remember a terrible story a few years back when a bloke was put on a conveyor belt to mend an industrial oven or something at a bakery. Trouble was they hadn't realised it took 24 hours to cool down and he was burnt to a crisp. Nothing anyone could do once he was in except listen to his screams and anticipate what would be left of him when he came out the other side. Yep, I heard that one too, I think you'll find he wasn't alone, I think a pair of them were inside. I once worked with an old boy who only had fingers on one hand, he had them sliced off by a carrot slicing machine, the fluorescent lights made it look as if the blades were stationary, when he stuck his hand in and took his fingers clean off at the knuckle.

My current job is the only one I've ever had ! Although I've had some shit work to do during that time: Repairing a submersible pump in the efluent plant. Running in cables under an office block in a duct area about 18" high. Repairing a steam pipe in a roof space above an industrial fryer operating at 200c. Repairing potato slurry pumps. Replacing industrial light bulbs in a coldstore at -40c.

Do you specialise in freezers? Industrial freezers, worked inside one today, minus 35c, brrrrrrr.

I think he said "I couldn't say yeah, could I" Bearing in mind the last question he was asked was: "If Wales fail to win tonight are they out "?

I'm an electrical engineer working for Birds Eye.

Nothing compared to this tbh http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N44vdCqI7LI

Most impressive.

I agreed, it seems the unpolished gem is quickly turning into a pebble.

Fucking scary !!!

'Baby Used As A Weapon' Updated: 17:56, Tuesday October 10, 2006 An American woman has been accused of using her baby to hit her boyfriend. Chyrotia Graham told police she had been drinking when an argument with the child's father turned violent. The 27-year-old from Erie, Pennsylvania said she "snapped" during the row and began throwing things at Deangelo Troop, 20. She said she did not notice picking up her four-week-old son, Jarron Troop, until it was too late. Police claimed she held the baby by the legs and swung him at his father. Jarron, who was born on September 11, suffered a fractured skull and bleeding in the brain. The infant's head reportedly hit Deangelo, who had also fathered one of Graham's other four children. The baby was flown to a Pittsburgh hospital by helicopter after the incident. Authorities removed Graham's other children from the home and granted temporary custody to their maternal grandparents. Graham has been detained and is accused of aggravated assault, reckless endangerment and simple assault.

"working" ??