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Why is everything a triangle?
Bermuda Triangle, Golden Triangle, Sunni Triangle, Pubic Triangle?

The City of London is the Square Mile, though. And the US Department of Defence is based in the Pentagon.
And there was the Caucasian Chalk Circle.
 
Why is everything a triangle?
Bermuda Triangle, Golden Triangle, Sunni Triangle, Pubic Triangle?

The City of London is the Square Mile, though. And the US Department of Defence is based in the Pentagon.
And there was the Caucasian Chalk Circle.
Stone circle
Magic circle
Square dance to name some more
 

A family friendly fireworks display in the South West raised eyebrows when members of the public realised the music played alongside the show contained some X-rated lyrics which were not for little ears. Some of the lyrics mentioned strippers, drugs and there was also some choice expletive language in songs on the playlist.

In the letter sent to the town council, and also copied in to Gloucestershire Live, the complainant wrote: "One song included lyrics such as, 'I’m in Paris baby, got stripper's t**s in my face' which is hardly fitting for a family audience. "

The letter added: "Additionally, another song included explicit language with phrases such as, 'big as the super bowl but the difference is it’s just guys playing… sh*t [expletive] that they did in the studio'

:D
 
This from one of my local rags...


A new public-art sculpture of a sea snail has been unveiled in a nature reserve.

The Periwinkle Shelter sculpture is located at Earnley Viewpoint at Medmerry Nature Reserve, near Chichester, and is designed to imitate the tiny creature.

It has been designed and created by local artists, Two Circles Design, and is made from Sussex willow. The installation takes inspiration from the unique environment that surrounds it and features a ‘cloud window’ silhouette of a Marsh harrier, a bird of prey.

Doesn't look like a sea snail to me, more like a pile of poo. :D


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"Dollop". Reading that expression evoked memories of my childhood, it was in common usage in the circles in which I moved. We need a new Proust .
Back in the day, I used to refer this pop twosome as Dollop.
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This from one of my local rags...




Doesn't look like a sea snail to me, more like a pile of poo. :D


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After readers pointed out the bleeding obvious, the Argus has woken up, and done a follow-up report.


Readers were gobsmacked by the sight, with one reader saying “I think I might have trod in that this morning, I do apologise”.

Another said the sculpture “looks like a pile of poo” and said it was a “waste of money”.

Michael Older said: “Good heavens, what was the size of the creature that produced that?”

Konrad Langhamer said: “It must have been a really big dog that did that.”

Kim Lyhne Andersen said: “What a load of sh*t.”

Denise Davies said: “Oh my God I thought we'd been invaded by giant cows.”

Terry Stevens said: “Was that Southern Water?”

Mike Williams said: “It’s a poo emoji.”

I like the reference to Southern Water. :D
 
Looks my local Wetherspoons has won a toilet award. From my experience of it, I guess the criteria for getting this award is hight above sea level, a plentiful puddle of piss on the floor and skids in the pan and popularity for snorting coke.

 
Looks my local Wetherspoons has won a toilet award. From my experience of it, I guess the criteria for getting this award is hight above sea level, a plentiful puddle of piss on the floor and skids in the pan and popularity for snorting coke.

I went to Harlow for a job interview once. Unsure if the Wetherspoons was there then. Odd place.
 
Looks my local Wetherspoons has won a toilet award. From my experience of it, I guess the criteria for getting this award is hight above sea level, a plentiful puddle of piss on the floor and skids in the pan and popularity for snorting coke.

Or perhaps in this particular Spoons you don't have to climb seven flights of stairs and walk a quarter of mile of corridors to reach the toilets, which would certainly be a refreshing change for that chain :D
 
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