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Every home should have one

I bought a dickhead detector And placed it upon my own head It looks a lot like a cowboy hat But it’s a dickhead detector instead Now every time I’m minding my own business Some dickhead will yell out “yeehaa”! Seems like this dickhead detector Works pretty well, so far

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It could happen for you:

  The irrestible force met the immovable object And both invented a concept called Brunch; It was simpler than standing around arguing Over which of them would pay for lunch   The chicken and the egg stopped puzzling And joined them in the feast And the question of which them got there first Didn’t bother … Continue reading »

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40 Things: Get Pedalling – Sunday 1st Sept

Never mind your legs, it’s in your head where it hits you the hardest. Legs can keep going, see. All you have to do at the beginning of the journey is tell yourself that you’re going to get wet, that you’re going to be tired, and that you’re going to ache in places that you’ve … Continue reading »

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40 Things: Item 22 – Volunteer For Something.

It was a weekend in which I entrusted my life to Karma. It was a weekend where I was supposed to be somewhere else, doing something else. And more importantly, it was a weekend in which I finally came to understand that, no matter how good our intentions, we are all the universes playthings. To … Continue reading »

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We Are The Drowned

  We are the drowned, in our temples of stone Seeking refuge together from our dark little homes We are the drowned, all silent and cool Playing the by the fire, by the glass, by the rules We are the drowned, full of endless intent Planting our feet in distillers cement Forever facing our twisted … Continue reading »

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