I heard they put ball bearings in dead goldfish, and occasionally wave a magnet nearby to animate them.Stall holder must have been counting on it not being illegal to give dead goldfish away as prizes.
Image two: The way it truly appears to be like in actualityWhat's going on with this article? Has it been translated from a different language or written by an AI or something?
Not sure but rudeness and shit prizes has always been pretty much standard at fairs I've been to.I thought goldfish as 'prizes' was banned at fairs.
Nah, now we are out of the EU the environment, animal's and fish can get fucked.I thought goldfish as 'prizes' was banned at fairs.
Exactly. Considering you can get really secluded cabins for way cheaper than that I really don't know what they were thinking.Thing is, even the pictures of what it was sold as look shit. Two grand for 3 nights in a tent in a field?
Where do they find these people?
I wouldn't be too quick to give them credit for something they're obviously not capable of.Exactly. Considering you can get really secluded cabins for way cheaper than that I really don't know what they were thinking.
Why would you want a mere gibbet at London's most popular place of execution? Bring back the Tyburn derrick. The first ever Derrick named after the eponymous London executioner. This time round just make sure that there is "better company on Tyburn Tree" and don't give the contract to SERCO.Can it be repurposed as a gibbet
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