Daddy's Guide to the Internet

@gusthefox

Worth a follow for those on twitter

"Together, we the Anne Geddes babies ask: How many sets of triplets must be stuffed into matching terra cotta pots freshly plied with breast milk and in a state of undress before enough is enough?"

http://www.mcsweeneys.net/articles/an-anne-geddes-baby-manifesto

This is a pretty interesting site

http://www.britainfromabove.org.uk/

Fandango Widewheels wrote:This is a pretty interesting site

http://www.britainfromabove.org.uk/

googlecleavage

This is cool

http://www.owerko.com/index.php#pt=1&pi=10000&s=2&p=0&a=4&at=0

Pictures of boom boxes, or 'ghettoblasters' as we used to call them on the mean streets of Bratfud.

http://www.okcenemies.com/

please post up your fav


I want this one ;

i can't choose it just gets weirder by the page!

i'm on page 13 and there is no sign of it letting up on value

o lord!

hold the front page we have a winner

T.B wrote:hold the front page we have a winner

Lives in Blyth.

too funny

T.B wrote:http://www.okcenemies.com/

please post up your fav


I want this one ;

Oh. Em. Gee

find out about all sorts of random stuff here:

http://www.todayifoundout.com/

"JAY-Z’S 99 PROBLEMS, VERSE 2: A CLOSE READING
WITH FOURTH AMENDMENT GUIDANCE FOR COPS AND PERPS

ABSTRACT
This is a line-by-line analysis of the second verse of 99 Problems by Jay-Z,
from the perspective of a criminal procedure professor. It’s intended as a
resource for law students and teachers, and for anyone who’s interested in what
pop culture gets right about criminal justice, and what it gets wrong."

http://slu.edu/Documents/law/Law%20Journal/Archives/LJ56-2_Mason_Article.pdf

Bishop wrote:Lives in Blyth.

You just know that he is in his Mum's bathroom. Check it.

Jnr DJ wrote:

Bishop wrote:Lives in Blyth.

You just know that he is in his Mum's bathroom. Check it.

They must be posh. They use a towel instead of toilet roll.

bigdaddy wrote:"JAY-Z’S 99 PROBLEMS, VERSE 2: A CLOSE READING
WITH FOURTH AMENDMENT GUIDANCE FOR COPS AND PERPS

ABSTRACT
This is a line-by-line analysis of the second verse of 99 Problems by Jay-Z,
from the perspective of a criminal procedure professor. It’s intended as a
resource for law students and teachers, and for anyone who’s interested in what
pop culture gets right about criminal justice, and what it gets wrong."

http://slu.edu/Documents/law/Law%20Journal/Archives/LJ56-2_Mason_Article.pdf

No legal precedent for "a bitch' one assumes?

(someone had to say it)

Christ!