Was looking at something on the northern echo sits and came across this from earlier this monthThat article has been sticking out on the Northern Echo's website for a while now. Probably not the best term to use, oh well.
The pain was ten out of ten says man with 17 hour erection
He had to have 2 pints of blood drained from his cock...
Made me change chuckle...but I am quite easily amused Big GrinSo am I.
You two are certainly rising to the occasion.Ha! This may be funny to us but I bet to him it was a real boner.
Lets just hope you don't peak too early and leave us all disappointed.
(25 Oct 2014, 9:49 pm)AdamY wrote History was made yesterday when The Queen sent her first tweet at 11:35am when visiting The Science Museum in London.Like it mate
She was trolled just four minutes later with a reply which read 'Welcome to Twitter. Abdicate'.
I wonder who compiled that trolling tweet? Has Prince Charles took to Twitter too?
(26 Oct 2014, 7:40 pm)AIG20 wrote I'm 18 and someone last year asked me if I wanted to go trick or treating - and I said "obviously not" as I'm to old. I've never been trick or treating as I see it as a form of begging and greed.
I'm not really a fan of Halloween as some teenagers think its funny to frighten vulnerable people, such as the elderly. My nana told me that if they caused trouble, nobody will be able to identify them due to their masks and costumes.
Though, one thing I have always liked about Halloween is the "Halloween Disco" that my primary school held every year.
(26 Oct 2014, 7:40 pm)AIG20 wrote I'm 18 and someone last year asked me if I wanted to go trick or treating - and I said "obviously not" as I'm to old. I've never been trick or treating as I see it as a form of begging and greed.
I'm not really a fan of Halloween as some teenagers think its funny to frighten vulnerable people, such as the elderly. My nana told me that if they caused trouble, nobody will be able to identify them due to their masks and costumes.
Though, one thing I have always liked about Halloween is the "Halloween Disco" that my primary school held every year.
(26 Oct 2014, 7:44 pm)Michael wrote Halloween disco's was the best at school...the hotdogs and all the sweets u could buy!
Though, one thing I have always liked about Halloween is the "Halloween Disco" that my primary school held every year.What? My school never had a Halloween party or disco. They'd just make us draw something spooky. My school had no money, we'd never get trips to somewhere exciting, I went to Beamish three times, I liked it the first time and the second time was okay but the third time was boring and it was pouring with rain. We also went to Wet n' Wild at North Shields twice and also saw one of the Twilight films at the cinema, don't know who picked that as non of us wanted to see it.
(26 Oct 2014, 7:57 pm)AIG20 wrote Lucky for the past few years there has been at least three, or no, trick or treaters where I live - which allowed me and my brother to eat all of the sweets instead. However, over the past year there has been lots more young children appearing in my area - which may mean more trick or treaters this year.
Another thing I find annoying is bonfire night, which totally frightens the life out of my dog - who hides behind the settee and refuses to go out for a walk. My neighbour last year decided to set off massive rockets in his "small" garden and one of them nearly smashed my kitchen window, and another firework nearly set his own fence on fire!
Another thing I find annoying is bonfire night, which totally frightens the life out of my dog - who hides behind the settee and refuses to go out for a walk. My neighbour last year decided to set off massive rockets in his "small" garden and one of them nearly smashed my kitchen window, and another firework nearly set his own fence on fire!Me too, especially as the brain dead morons who live round my way who will go out in a onesie or pajamas keep setting them off at 10am and 1:30am!!!
My school was hip, and we used to have raves instead of discos once we hit secondary school. CoolWe used to have Christmas discos but that was it, one year we had a DJ who had a smoke machine which set the fire alarm off
(26 Oct 2014, 8:45 pm)Jimmi wrote We used to have Christmas discos but that was it, one year we had a DJ who had a smoke machine which set the fire alarm off
Awesome haha.No probably not.
At primary school they used to have those big light boxes at the front, and then just bellowed the room full of smoke and had the strobe on far too much (wouldn't get away with it these days!).
(27 Oct 2014, 12:55 am)marxistafozzski wrote Man arrested after having 'gentle' sex with his dog
He supposedly thought it was ok because the dog was over 40lbs, had beem spayed and that the sex was gentle...When he was done, he petted her and told her he loved her...
Fucking Freak [emoji23]
(27 Oct 2014, 9:55 am)Dan wrote Imagine me trying to take photos at 0830am this morning... Half of them have come out so dark I won't be able to upload them.
(27 Oct 2014, 9:57 am)Marcus wrote One problem I faced when photographing at Durham earlier on was the fact that the sun was going in and out on it's own terms, so one photo would look decent enough to upload, then the next I couldn't even identify it!Welcome to the wonderful world of photography!