tha happy thread

MaidenMadness said:
also you can read rockin's reports on liverpool's season there as well :D
but frenchy is different
he talks about football only when team he is supporting are doing well
when his team is doing bad he doesn't talk about it

he likes to make fun out of hajduk and liverpool though
but he doesnt give us any material to make fun out of his le havre amauters

two faced bastard :D

about Le Havre, just one defeat for 6 matches 8)
some draws in that, but out of the fields :D
 
MaidenMadness said:
don't you mean

17th and saved during the last match


:D

:shock: you did it
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unbeliveable report on hajduk match in this thread
win away after 6 months :banana: :banana:


and we played with 10 men for a while :banana:
 
MaidenMadness said:
unbeliveable report on hajduk match in this thread
win away after 6 months :banana: :banana:


and we played with 10 men for a while :banana:
See it's not always in the angry thread :wink: LOL
 
With 3 males in the house this is fukin brilliant news :banana: :banana:

They've been a staple in student diets and English fry-ups for years, but beans have always had one big drawback - their dramatic effect on human wind production.Now a Cambridge boffin has developed fart-free varieties to the relief of baked bean fans and their families everywhere.Dr Colin Leakey - that is his real name - has just produced his first six-tonne harvest of a new strain of South American manteca beans.

The original manteca beans were famed for their gas-less qualities and prized
by the upper-classes because they could be served up at stench-free dinner parties.

Dr Leakey, 71, has even developed his own 'fart-ometer' to measure the amount of flatulence produced by manteca beans compared to other varieties.

"In physiological and replicated tests, the manteca beans produced no more flatulence than muesli or any other normal (non-bean) grain crop," he said.

The agricultural consultant now hopes an organic food company will use his beans in their frozen food products.

They have already been grown in industrial-scale trials abroad and are sold in French supermarkets as 'Haricots non-flatulent'.

"I call the beans 'social beans' and am confident that they are relatively wind-free," he said.
 
:bananadance: :bananadance: :bananadance: Got my Hammy shirts :bananadance: :bananadance: :bananadance:
 
Ivan said:
today I met MM, it was an flying coffee, that's counts too.
great man, cheers :banana:

You have Flying coffee in Croatia :shock: :shock: :shock:

:err: was MM ill............ or was it someone else LOL LOL LOL
 
rockin_plumber said:
You have Flying coffee in Croatia :shock: :shock: :shock:

:err: was MM ill............ or was it someone else LOL LOL LOL
mm was too fuckin wet from the rain to show his true evil self LOL
 
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