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George Spigot

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Bwaa ha ha ha ha

http://www.thenewcivilrightsmovement.com/davidbadash/ireland_explodes_in_laughter_over_anti_gay_sounds_of_sodomy_campaign

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Eutychus
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#Hello darkness my old friend...#

(I see twitter got there long before me and that the album cover looks just as if S&G are about to head off furtively, but presumably noisily, into the bushes...)

[ 06. January 2015, 09:30: Message edited by: Eutychus ]

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Firenze

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Which is more derisible, eejit bigots or someone who can't do an embedded link properly?
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Doc Tor
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I was leaving GS's code in all its naked glory as a warning to others...

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George Spigot

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Firenze and Doc Tor. I know how to place an embedded link. In this case I was happy to display the link unchanged so that people could see the name of the website I was linking to, the author and the subject matter. Sorry if the format had you reaching for your bifocals in confusion. I probably need to be more sensitive toward the needs of older ship members.
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Firenze

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quote:
Originally posted by George Spigot:
. I probably need to be more sensitive toward the needs of older ship members.

As indeed must I towards the less intellectually nimble.

And to those only just now catching up with social media (which at least came with witty commentary).

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quote:
Originally posted by George Spigot:
I was happy to display the link unchanged so that people could see the name of the website I was linking to, the author and the subject matter.

Which they would have seen anyway, just by following an embedded link (or, even just hovering their mouse over the link).

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quote:
Originally posted by Alan Cresswell:
quote:
Originally posted by George Spigot:
I was happy to display the link unchanged so that people could see the name of the website I was linking to, the author and the subject matter.

Which they would have seen anyway, just by following an embedded link (or, even just hovering their mouse over the link).
You could have covered that with some sort of comment about what the link was about as well. [Biased]

Tubbs

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Campanologists are sodomites, according to the picture; I guess the clue's in the first syllable.

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Firenze

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But of course: hence -

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Seeing the thread title, I thought this might be a geographical feature, perhaps near San Francisco.

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George Spigot

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quote:
Originally posted by Alan Cresswell:
quote:
Originally posted by George Spigot:
I was happy to display the link unchanged so that people could see the name of the website I was linking to, the author and the subject matter.

Which they would have seen anyway, just by following an embedded link (or, even just hovering their mouse over the link).
You're right of course. ( Attempts to plug mouse into phone )

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Firenze

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quote:
Originally posted by Pigwidgeon:
Seeing the thread title, I thought this might be a geographical feature, perhaps near San Francisco.

Or further north, in the Strait of Juan de Fuca?
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quote:
Originally posted by Doc Tor:
I was leaving GS's code in all its naked glory as a warning to others...

We get it. Spigot is a fuckwit who can't embed links, or doesn't do so for stupid reasons.
Consider us warned. Please fix the link. I have to keep turning my iPhone to read this thread. It's hurting my wrist. Not in a good way.

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People, people! It's 2015. This sort of thing should not be a problem. The sound of sodomy could easily be muffled by, say, some sort of gag or restraining device ...

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quote:
Originally posted by Firenze:
quote:
Originally posted by Pigwidgeon:
Seeing the thread title, I thought this might be a geographical feature, perhaps near San Francisco.

Or further north, in the Strait of Juan de Fuca?
Heh. I see what you did there.

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Doc Tor
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quote:
Originally posted by Dark Knight:
I have to keep turning my iPhone to read this thread. It's hurting my wrist. Not in a good way.

I can recommend some good wrist-strengthening exercises...

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Matt Black

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Still don't get why bells are THE sound of sodomy. Come to that, what exactly are the sounds of sodomy? Can we write a song about it eg: "The hills are alive with the sound of sodomy".

Enquiring minds and all that...

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Doc Tor
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I'd like to know what "the scarament of marriage" is (third line of the small text). None of my dictionaries will tell me (and I have the 2-volume Compact Oxford, with magnifying glass).

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quote:
Originally posted by Pigwidgeon:
Seeing the thread title, I thought this might be a geographical feature, perhaps near San Francisco.

I will float that to the Eureka Valley Business Association.

Certainly a nicer thought than the audio version.

[ 06. January 2015, 14:47: Message edited by: Kelly Alves ]

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quote:
Originally posted by Matt Black:
Still don't get why bells are THE sound of sodomy. Come to that, what exactly are the sounds of sodomy? Can we write a song about it eg: "The hills are alive with the sound of sodomy".

Enquiring minds and all that...

The closest I can guess is that it sounds like putting things in a box.

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[ 06. January 2015, 16:45: Message edited by: Ariston ]

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Firenze

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quote:
Originally posted by Dark Knight:
We get it. Spigot is a fuckwit who can't embed links, or doesn't do so for stupid reasons.

What actually identifies him as a Grade A pillock is using 'old' as an insult. Clearly, age is not something genetically determined, but rather a lifestyle choice. These people need to stop flaunting their grey hair and deaf aids, repent of their shuffling and blinking and falling down, and be normal like everyone else
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What the difference between my freezer and the sounds of Sodomy? My freezer does not fart when I pull the meat out.

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George Spigot

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quote:
Originally posted by Firenze:
quote:
Originally posted by Dark Knight:
We get it. Spigot is a fuckwit who can't embed links, or doesn't do so for stupid reasons.

What actually identifies him as a Grade A pillock is using 'old' as an insult. Clearly, age is not something genetically determined, but rather a lifestyle choice. These people need to stop flaunting their grey hair and deaf aids, repent of their shuffling and blinking and falling down, and be normal like everyone else
The odds are I'm older than you Firenze.

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Pyx_e

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The olds are odder than you Firenze.

[ 06. January 2015, 16:26: Message edited by: Pyx_e ]

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George, if you think it's only the olds who are offended by your asshattery, then you're wronger than a wrong thing that's wrong. The olds hate you because of their eyes, the whippersnappers because of how you made the formatting squeal like a pig, and everybody else because of your half-assed excuses for being a right eejit. Or maybe everybody hates you for all the above reasons. Whatever.

But speaking of right eejits, are the sounds of any one Mentionable Act any more or less eternally scarring to children who are convinced that their younger siblings came about through spontaneous generation than any other? Nobody's parents screw. Everyone knows parents are perfectly chaste. Certainly their own. That squicky sound is just them working the plunger because the pooper's backed up again.

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quote:
What the difference between my freezer and the sounds of Sodomy? My freezer does not fart when I pull the meat out.
Excellent. Though the accompanying gag about the washing machine is now rattling around my head.

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quote:
Originally posted by Eutychus:
#Hello darkness my old friend...#

or #Me and Julio Down by the Schoolyard#
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no prophet's flag is set so...

Proceed to see sea
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quote:
Originally posted by Dark Knight:
quote:
Originally posted by Doc Tor:
I was leaving GS's code in all its naked glory as a warning to others...

We get it. Spigot is a fuckwit who can't embed links, or doesn't do so for stupid reasons.
Consider us warned. Please fix the link. I have to keep turning my iPhone to read this thread. It's hurting my wrist. Not in a good way.

iPhones are the koolaid drunk by Chinese slave workers whose wrists hurt more than your's.

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Is that what "Pet Sounds" was really about?

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Eutychus
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quote:
Originally posted by mark_in_manchester:
Though the accompanying gag about the washing machine is now rattling around my head.

Accompanying gag?

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So this is what a slow season in Hell is like. Filled with sound (take that, S & G) and fury (take that, GS) and signifying nothing.

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Surely the leafleteers should just set up a business sound proofing bedrooms ?

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The clue is in the lyrics, surely
quote:
Left its seeds while I was sleeping,
No child will think about Wee Willie Winkie in the same way ever again [Eek!]

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quote:
Originally posted by Porridge:
So this is what a slow season in Hell is like. Filled with sound (take that, S & G) and fury (take that, GS) and signifying nothing.

Gags have already been suggested a couple of times. That might solve the sound, but not the fury.

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Sez you. "Gags" is also a verb.

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Dark Knight

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quote:
Originally posted by no prophet's flag is set so...:
quote:
Originally posted by Dark Knight:
quote:
Originally posted by Doc Tor:
I was leaving GS's code in all its naked glory as a warning to others...

We get it. Spigot is a fuckwit who can't embed links, or doesn't do so for stupid reasons.
Consider us warned. Please fix the link. I have to keep turning my iPhone to read this thread. It's hurting my wrist. Not in a good way.

iPhones are the koolaid drunk by Chinese slave workers whose wrists hurt more than your's.
But probably not more than yours, given the content of most of your posts.

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no prophet's flag is set so...

Proceed to see sea
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quote:
Originally posted by Dark Knight:
But probably not more than yours, given the content of most of your posts.

Bite the wax tadpole costume man.

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mousethief

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quote:
Originally posted by Doc Tor:
I'd like to know what "the scarament of marriage" is (third line of the small text).

It's from a Queen song:

Scarament, scarament, will you do the fandango?

quote:
Originally posted by Porridge:
So this is what a slow season in Hell is like. Filled with sound (take that, S & G) and fury (take that, GS) and signifying nothing.

How often does anything in Hell signify anything?

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scaramouche I think.
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Dark Knight

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quote:
Originally posted by no prophet's flag is set so...:
quote:
Originally posted by Dark Knight:
But probably not more than yours, given the content of most of your posts.

Bite the wax tadpole costume man.
Zing! [Roll Eyes] [Snore]

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quote:
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scaramouche I think.

Yes. Yes, I know.

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quote:
Originally posted by Porridge:
Sez you. "Gags" is also a verb.

Well, yeah. If you think this through carefully you're not helping your case at all by focusing on the verb form.

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If we shoved a spigot up his arse do you think it would keep him quiet?

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quote:
Originally posted by Welease Woderwick:
If we shoved a spigot up his arse do you think it would keep him quiet?

He might even enjoy it!!!!

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Doc Tor
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Sorry, I've lost track. Whose arse are we shoving things up?

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George Spigot

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quote:
Originally posted by Welease Woderwick:
If we shoved a spigot up his arse do you think it would keep him quiet?

Not without taking me out to dinner and sending me flowers first.

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no prophet's flag is set so...

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quote:
Originally posted by Dark Knight:
quote:
Originally posted by no prophet's flag is set so...:
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Originally posted by Dark Knight:
But probably not more than yours, given the content of most of your posts.

Bite the wax tadpole costume man.
Zing! [Roll Eyes] [Snore]
I'm enjoying you too! [Axe murder]

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lilBuddha
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So, GS posts a link to an article poking fun at people most of us enjoy doing so to. And the best we can do is slag him off for poor formatting?

Oh yes, and make jokes so pathetic that even Circus Hosts cringe.

Oh, for the fondly remembered Glory Daze of a Hell that never was.

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Bob Two-Owls
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quote:
Originally posted by Ariston:
That squicky sound is just them working the plunger because the pooper's backed up again.

I'm not sure if that is some kind of plumbing jargon or a definition of the sound of sodomy...
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