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Alcoholic  By I. Aisthorpe on 11 April 2010
 
Yesterday I was a bed ridden, drug addled alcoholic with no hope, no future.
Then I bought this.
Now I'm a bed ridden, drug addled alcoholic with no hope, no future, but with a 20" Canvas of Paul Ross.
You just never know what lies around the corner.
 

FM
Originally Posted by Roger the Alien:

There's another one for a Pam St Clement clock  

 

http://www.amazon.co.uk/PAM-ST...%28A5%29+-+Actresses

To go with my Pam St Clement canvas clock, I purchased the Steve McFadden canvas clock and hung them in the same room. This caused a wormhole to appear in the time space continuum (to be fair the manufacturers do make this point in the small print). I was sucked into the wormhole and it spat me out here, where Pam and Steve are not rulers of a peaceful Galaxy and almost no one wears golden tracksuits.

 

FM
Originally Posted by Pengy:
Originally Posted by Roger the Alien:

There's another one for a Pam St Clement clock  

 

http://www.amazon.co.uk/PAM-ST...%28A5%29+-+Actresses

To go with my Pam St Clement canvas clock, I purchased the Steve McFadden canvas clock and hung them in the same room. This caused a wormhole to appear in the time space continuum (to be fair the manufacturers do make this point in the small print). I was sucked into the wormhole and it spat me out here, where Pam and Steve are not rulers of a peaceful Galaxy and almost no one wears golden tracksuits.

 

 

FM
21 of 24 people found the following review helpful
3.0 out of 5 stars Haunting, 15 Jan 2014
 
I used to use clocks to tell the time, but since purchasing this Pam St Clement timepiece with her haunting eyes and desolate expression, her soulless and craggy face staring at me yearningly from the back of my kitchen, I have taken to using it to count down the seconds left on this mortal coil as I slowly crawl on weary knees towards the yawning chasm of infinity and lose myself to the gaping void of death. It keeps time well, though. 3 stars.
 
 
FM
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Do not buy, this is a very high quality print, maybe the best I have ever seen but the problem ( and it's a big problem ) is that it is printed upside down, as soon as I hung it I thought WAIT a second, what the hell have I just bought.
I am thinking of selling it on and hoping that the next purchaser doesn't realise, I will sell it " Sold as is " that way they have no come back.

Cosmopolitan

They're also reviewing a roll of tin foil 

http://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B00...AP1ML#cm_cr_dpwidget

 

 
Excellent for hat making   By Ralph on 1 April 2011
By far the best for making aluminium shield hats to ward off aliens. The extra shininess of this top grade foil means that their probe rays are deflected back with stunning accuracy.

Perfect for time travel  By S Marciano on 3 April 2011
This product is fantastic for protection against radiation when travelling through worm holes. I usually put on a double layer just to be sure, but this stuff is so strong you could probably just think about wearing it and you will come out in 2137 without a scratch. I haven't gone further than a couple of hundred years yet but no doubt it will hold up under the sternest of tests.
Note - for travelling back in time you will need the shiny side facing in... like when you cook sausages
 
Perfact for preventing the alien mind probe  
Since I decided to line all of my hats with this product I have not been a victim of an alien mind probe once!!! Proofs in the pudding; results don't lie, ensure that you mind is alien probe free and invest in this fine product
 

I misunderstood the description of the product as an 18" foil and was killed in a swordfight. Shame on you.
 

red head delight, 10 July 2014 
By  
ianjames 
As a red head i regularly use this as a sun block.
FM
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Reviews for Katie and Peter's classic album A Whole New World 

 

 

Better Than Beethoven

Hello, I am being Professorial Music lecturer at the University of Munich. I have been devoted my life to the works of Bach, Beethoven, Mozart etc but now I am putting these opuses in the bin, for I have now discovering musical genius of an unheard of level! Katie Price is better than Callas, I just am not aware of where she is getting such huge lungpower! Please buying this album and discover the forces of musical intellect beyond the commonplace.
 
Good Lord!
I have just listened to some of this album (I couldn't manage the whole album without a long holiday) I now have severe pain in my sides, my mascara is half way down my cheeks, I bashed my wrist so hard on the desk I think I have broken several small bones in it, my husband heard my rapturous outcries and rushed in to see if I was having a seizure and I have wet my knickers...
 
Number one
Put this at the top of you list of albums to die before you listen to
 
Migrating Eardrums
Fellow listeners, be warned. This album blew my mind, causing sudden onset deafness. I left the house for the hospital not realising (because I was now deaf) that the CD was still playing on auto-repeat at high volume. When I returned some hours later, I could not find a single piece of my house. To this day I do not know what happened but I am content with my new life on the street. Worth every penny.
 
powerful stuff!
I played it backwards, and now my cat is on the ceiling.
 
Made my dad walk again
I bought this for my father who had become paralysed from the waist down following a freak unicycle accident back in 1984 and I had barely started playing the CD when he miraculously shot up from his wheelchair, ran across the room shouting "TURN THAT S*** OFF!" And proceeded to smash it to pieces. Its a a testament to the power of this music that ot can perform such a miracle. On the downside my dad is now under investigation by the benefits fraud team for claiming years of disability allowance.
 
 
 
FM
Originally Posted by Roger the Alien:
Originally Posted by Cosmopolitan:

Love them, Rog    This really made me laugh though:  Put this at the top of you list of albums to die before you listen to  

 

 

 

 

 

Have you read the reviews for Veet for Men..?  

  Goes to find...

OMG!    I have tears in my eyes laughing so far Cosi 

FM
Originally Posted by Roger the Alien:
Originally Posted by Roger the Alien:
Originally Posted by Cosmopolitan:

Love them, Rog    This really made me laugh though:  Put this at the top of you list of albums to die before you listen to  

 

 

 

 

 

Have you read the reviews for Veet for Men..?  

  Goes to find...

OMG!    I have tears in my eyes laughing so far Cosi 

 

There seems to be a theme regarding users 'experiences'  

Cosmopolitan
Originally Posted by Cosmopolitan:
Originally Posted by Roger the Alien:
Originally Posted by Roger the Alien:
Originally Posted by Cosmopolitan:

Love them, Rog    This really made me laugh though:  Put this at the top of you list of albums to die before you listen to  

 

 

 

 

 

Have you read the reviews for Veet for Men..?  

  Goes to find...

OMG!    I have tears in my eyes laughing so far Cosi 

 

There seems to be a theme regarding users 'experiences'  

Indeed. I've never ready so many varied descriptions of pain . Very very funny !

FM

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