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the ridiculous great american ‘drug war’ Now those daft Americans are host to at least 54 would be cocaine traders. And, of course, the traffic keeps right on flowing. All these idiots
wasting each others time: smugglers, jailors, jail builders, customs noseys,
jet setting baybees, ’social’ ‘workers’, layers
of lawyers; as well as there being unnecessary jet flights to carry a
few pounds of drugs, acres of newspaper and court reports, and still the
sorry catalogue continues. Lives blighted and make-work for morons. Human ingenuity:
The entrepreneurial spirit:
And the ultimate in human stupidity: the web address for this article is https://www.abelard.org/news/archive-fun1.htm#fun141202-2 |
14.12.2002 |
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the web address for this article is https://www.abelard.org/news/archive-fun1.htm#fun141202 |
14.12.2002 | |||
sorry to drop in on you like this the web address for this article is https://www.abelard.org/news/archive-fun1.htm#fun121202 |
12.12.2002 | |||
I
do not like Saddam-I-am! https://www.abelard.org/news/archive-fun1.htm#fun061202 |
06.12.2002 | |||
the web address for this article is https://www.abelard.org/news/archive-fun1.htm#fun261102 |
26.11.2002 | |||
for the black humour brigade only—the saddo-meter..... the web address for this article ishttps://www.abelard.org/news/archive-fun1.htm#fun201102 |
20.11.2002 | |||
“stop using your own name bill wyman,” says william george perks the web address for this article ishttps://www.abelard.org/news/archive-fun1.htm#fun171102 |
17.11.2002 | |||
more
votes for the pope, but where’s the action? https://www.abelard.org/newss/archive-fun1.htm#fun141102 |
14.11.2002 | |||
texas
man tries to get into house, https://www.abelard.org/news/archive-fun1.htm#fun131102-2 |
13.11.2002 | |||
Stop laughing, abelard, it’s not really funny. hey,
look where you're going! https://www.abelard.org/news/archive-fun1.htm#fun131102-1 |
13.11.2002 | |||
and did you steal 40,000
hotel coat hangers, mister chrysler? day 1 [Independent, 16.10.02] day 2 [Independent, 17.10.02] the web address for this article ishttps://www.abelard.org/news/archive-fun1.htm#fun241002 |
24.10.2002 | |||
does
your squirrel need ritalin? https://www.abelard.org/news/archive-fun1.htm#fun111002-1 |
11.10.2002 | |||
sherlock
becomes honorary fellow of the royal society of chemistry https://www.abelard.org/news/archive-fun1.htm#fun171002 |
17.10.2002 | |||
hi
daddy! Link source: Bruce Tober the web address for this article ishttps://www.abelard.org/news/archive-fun1.htm#fun111002-2 |
11.10.2002 | |||
everyone’s
an art critic By not admitting tattooing to be art, the courts avoid tackiling the
question of whether the tattooist is being prevented from exerting their
constituitional right to free artistic expression. However, don’t forget that, according to the Old Testament, tattooing
is a no-no: Is this why, perhaps, some of american ‘justice’ disapproves of tattoos? the web address for this article ishttps://www.abelard.org/news/archive-fun1.htm#fun091002 |
09.10.2002 | |||
The winner in the interdisciplinary section: The origin and development of belly button fluff “Age - We asked people into which five-year age group they fitted,
ranging from 16 to 75. The numbers in each age category dropped off evenly
with age. There were the greatest number of respondents (768) in the 16-20
group, and the lowest (3) in the 71-75 group. There were still enough
in the 51-55 age group (62) to do meaningful statistics. The clear result
was that the older you get, the more BBL you get.” It continues in glory! I kid you not, these are genuine scientific projects. the web address for this article ishttps://www.abelard.org/news/archive-fun1.htm#fun061002 |
06.10.2002 | |||
babbling baybeees and babbling psyentists Is speech run by a general Turing machine, or is it a hard wired instinct? https://www.abelard.org/news/archive-fun1.htm#fun051002 |
05.10.2002
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What is the value of a euro? (Xavier reporting) You might think a euro is merely worth a euro – logical – but in Euroland nothing is as it seems. There are 88 different coins in the euro-coin collection . Each coin has a design on one side common to all countries in the EU and a national design on the other side. The national designs may found from this page. In France, the current value of euro coinage varies greatly, depending on its origin. These are the prices that some of the coins will fetch when sold to French
collectors:– The Vatican coins are the most valued – there were only 60,000 packaged sets produced for collectors. Next in the valued list are the coins from the ‘micro-states’ of San Marino and Monaco (available as sets only), then those of Finland, Greece, Luxembourg, Ireland and Austria—the coins from Finland, Greece and Austria having different national images on some or all of their coins. The least valued are the small denominations from Spain, Germany and Belgium, spread in quantities by frontier-hopping lorry drivers and tourists. Other than going to Finland and buying bags of euros, the best places in France to happen on foreign euro-change are the main tourist traps: the forest of Fontainebleau, Disneyland, Paris Notre- Dame and the flea markets of Saint-Ouen. related material https://www.abelard.org/news/archive-fun1.htm#fun050802 |
05.08.2002 | |||
rev. sun myung moon—king of kings.... Moon was informed of his new standing during “a seminar in the spirit world for leaders of five of the great religions.” Explains Mr. Remsen: “40 leaders of the five faiths, as well as Karl Marx and three other Communist greats, express their obeisance to Mr. Moon. At the celestial event, Mohammad is said to have led three cheers, while God submitted a letter stating, ‘I believe in the True Parents.’ ” [National Review Online, 24.07.02] |
25.07.2002 | |||
A mouse a-chawing at the pantry
door, A sample verse from a song about life’s woes, dated 1948. If
you want to read the rest...... |
20.07.2002 | |||
Bush’s solution to global
warming with help from Cap’n Kirk... neat cartoon at the cartoonist’s site. |
20.07.2002 | |||
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Well, I thought this was advertising a jam competition until I looked closely. For your education, Condom is a rather dull little town right in the middle of the top brandy-producing region. So if you want to buy some great brandy and to send your more sensitive friends an eccentric postcard, and take your chance that this is an exciting exhibition, you now know exactly where to head for on your holidays. |
20.07.2002 | ||
The Tour de France has
started! And for those who know the lingo, here’s the French version (sometimes, there are different pics too). |
08.07.02 |
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