and (d) mental health problems.NB. I'm not mocking mental health sufferers - some of those "Freemen on the land" types are genuinely not the full picnic.
In September 2009 it was reported that Canadian flax exports had been contaminated by a de-registered genetically modified (GM) variety, known as Triffid.
I am especially fond of pseudolegal woo, especially fuckwits like this:http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Freemen_on_the_landIt seems to be a pretty significant overlap with (a) recreational drug users, (b) people who feel that paying tax is optional, and (c) fuckwit conspiracy theorists.
In the same vein, "Mad" Jack Churchill. Great name, better story.http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jack_Churchill
At one point, Barnum noticed that people were lingering too long at his exhibits. He posted signs indicating "This Way to the Egress". Not knowing that "Egress" was another word for "Exit", people followed the signs to what they assumed was a fascinating exhibit...and ended up outside.
Kim, you are very bad!
Quote from: Charlotte on 26 September, 2013, 01:24:45 pmhttps://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jack_ChurchillQuoteIn July 1943, as commanding officer, he led 2 Commando from their landing site at Catania in Sicily with his trademark Scottish broadsword slung around his waist, a longbow and arrows around his neck and his bagpipes under his arm, which he also did in the landings at Salerno.QuoteIn May 1940 Churchill and his unit, the Manchester Regiment, ambushed a German patrol near L'Epinette, France. Churchill gave the signal to attack by cutting down the enemy Feldwebel (sergeant) with a barbed arrow, becoming the only British soldier known to have felled an enemy with a longbow in WWII.'Ard as nails, or what?
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jack_ChurchillQuoteIn July 1943, as commanding officer, he led 2 Commando from their landing site at Catania in Sicily with his trademark Scottish broadsword slung around his waist, a longbow and arrows around his neck and his bagpipes under his arm, which he also did in the landings at Salerno.QuoteIn May 1940 Churchill and his unit, the Manchester Regiment, ambushed a German patrol near L'Epinette, France. Churchill gave the signal to attack by cutting down the enemy Feldwebel (sergeant) with a barbed arrow, becoming the only British soldier known to have felled an enemy with a longbow in WWII.
In July 1943, as commanding officer, he led 2 Commando from their landing site at Catania in Sicily with his trademark Scottish broadsword slung around his waist, a longbow and arrows around his neck and his bagpipes under his arm, which he also did in the landings at Salerno.
In May 1940 Churchill and his unit, the Manchester Regiment, ambushed a German patrol near L'Epinette, France. Churchill gave the signal to attack by cutting down the enemy Feldwebel (sergeant) with a barbed arrow, becoming the only British soldier known to have felled an enemy with a longbow in WWII.
I completely agree with Reg.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Goose_pullingSuddenly it becomes clear why geese have such an attitude problem...
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