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A guy from work has recently come back from holiday in Tanzania and felt compelled to buy this African joke book.

This is the level of hilarity:

Man: Walks to the doctor to ask what's wrong with him.

Doctor: You have cancer.

WTF? blink.gif

I need to see this book. This sounds marvellous.

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It's kinda mental to think my best friend got diagnosed with cancer when we were six. Thankfully my parents kept the seriousness of it away from me and I just thought Jenny's ill but she's going to the hospital so it'll be fine. Eventually she beat it.

I moved away aged 9 and never really kept contact with her, a letter every now and then.

These days I have her added on Facebook and never talk with her. :thumsup2

On a somewhat less deep note, I've lived here 3 years now. All of them >18 and I had no idea the Blues Bonanza existed until yesterday. The city centre was packed.

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Start a new job tomorrow morning. I've only just graduated so it's the first job I'm starting where I actually want to be there and not just a shitty Tesco job for the summer. I'm pretty excited but also keiching myself.

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http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-scotland-18675046

I liked this. A guide to Japanese visiting Scotland . I particularly like the asdvise to avoid men in Green or Blue football tops. And flat sauasge is a no no.

In fairness we should all avoid men in green football tops and it should be easier now to avoid men in blue ones; unless you live in Peterhead, Annan..........

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http://www.bbc.co.uk...otland-18675046

I liked this. A guide to Japanese visiting Scotland . I particularly like the asdvise to avoid men in Green or Blue football tops. And flat sauasge is a no no.

laugh.gif I think it might be the mum of a friend of mine that's written it. What makes it funnier is that both her sons are buns.

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Just peeled an orange with a knife for the first time. It had never occurred to me that you needed a knife for orange peeling, but the Tropicana advert on the telly showed me the error of my ways. Have to say it felt quite manly and satisfying, but I feel I need to broaden my horizons now. Which other fruits are better when peeled with a chib?

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Just peeled an orange with a knife for the first time. It had never occurred to me that you needed a knife for orange peeling, but the Tropicana advert on the telly showed me the error of my ways. Have to say it felt quite manly and satisfying, but I feel I need to broaden my horizons now. Which other fruits are better when peeled with a chib?

Apples are best eaten with a knife. No peeling, just cutting off slices and eating them.

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