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royalbalou
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Stealers Wheel have revamped their classic to 'Stuck in the Wirral with flu'
summerisle
The rain, it raineth every day
canuckblue
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She doesn't look the type that would be accustomed to having that happen on a regular basis.
Joe Hill is keen to write an episode of 'Doctor Who'.
Horror author Joe Hill — the son of literary legend Stephen King — has revealed the harsh rejection he received from the BBC when he pitched them an idea for a Doctor Who episode.
Hill, who has won awards for his works including debut novel Heart-Shaped Box, is a fan of the long-running sci-fi series and said fantasy author — and one-time Who writer — Neil Gaiman helped him to craft his pitch.
The BBC were seemingly unimpressed, however, and Hill told podcast The HorroShow that he received a curt email, stating: “We have never let an American write Doctor Who, and if we were going to, we wouldn’t start with you.”
LOL.
summerisle
The rain, it raineth every day
Don't worry, it's just a textbook from Norwich/Alabama/[insert other region you want to insult here].
zzr45
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Yvette does have some explaining to do about Daniel.
So there's this charlatan martial artist who claims he can knock people out or immobilize them using just psychic abilities. The video is below:
One journalist, who also happens to be a mixed martial artist rightly called BS and challenged him to a fight. Stupidly, the charlatan agreed. Here's what happened:
Also see this:
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And more generally, a good video on the bizarre world of fake martial arts (which ranks up there with those evangelicals healing people who then pass out with the wave of a hand):
The article from which the videos above were taken (sans the Seinfeld one) is here:
bigthink.com
One journalist, who also happens to be a mixed martial artist rightly called BS and challenged him to a fight. Stupidly, the charlatan agreed. Here's what happened:
Also see this:
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And more generally, a good video on the bizarre world of fake martial arts (which ranks up there with those evangelicals healing people who then pass out with the wave of a hand):
The article from which the videos above were taken (sans the Seinfeld one) is here:
Fake martial arts: The psychology behind 'no-touch' knockouts
What leads people to believe in "chi" attacks and "no-touch" knockouts?
bigthink.com