Stu thats all you get🇺🇸🏴
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When the power dies, two things become clear: your toilet is no longer your friend, and your flashlight needs a glow-up. 1. The Toilet Situation Without electricity, those sewage pumps take a nap and your toilet can suddenly decide to return whatever you just sent it… with friends. Nothing says “apocalypse” quite like watching last night’s dinner make a dramatic re-entrance. Keep the lid down, the flushes to a minimum, and treat that bowl like a loaded weapon. 2. The Foil Bottle Glow-Up Take a plastic bottle, line the inside with aluminum foil, and stick your flashlight in it. Instant poor-man’s lantern. Suddenly you can light up the entire room instead of just dramatically illuminating one terrified corner of the kitchen. It’s not fancy, but neither is eating cereal by the light of your phone at 2 a.m. while questioning your life choices. Stay safe, stay dry, and for the love of god stay away from that toilet. 🙏Follow for more ridiculous tips and tricks🤪🤣
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I want to buy it now ,and i don’t even have termites🤪🤣🤣 should be a Christmas advert 🤣
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Colin Farrell as Coach in The Gentlemen (2019) Colin Farrell steals scenes as Coach, a sharp-tongued boxing mentor whose young fighters (“The Toddlers”) botch a cannabis raid. He steps in to clean up the mess and gets pulled into Mickey Pearson’s (Matthew McConaughey) underworld. With perfect dry humor and lines like “Grown-ups fight with their heads,” Farrell turns a supporting role into one of the film’s highlights. Pure Guy Ritchie energy.
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Remember when Wendy James went on Going Live! with Sarah Greene and admitted she wasn’t wearing knickers? Sarah asked if they matched her outfit. Wendy just said she didn’t wear any. Live on kids’ Saturday morning TV. Jonathan Ross later grilled her about the parental complaints. Would never make it to air now. Kids’ TV is far more tightly controlled, any underwear chat would get cut, and the clip would spark instant online outrage plus Ofcom complaints before the credits rolled. The old cheeky, unfiltered banter just doesn’t survive today’s standards, Not that the BBC seem to have any.
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It’s great to see the engineer testing his work🤪🤣🤣🤣
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We’re the signs missed with Russell Brand, or did they have to show us?
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“When the mechanical bull asks ‘What color socks you got on?’ and she decides to show the whole bar 🤪🤣🤣”
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On 26 May 2007, during his BBC Radio 2 show, Russell Brand telephoned Jimmy Savile (then still a celebrated BBC figure associated with Jim’ll Fix It). Brand was calling from Hawaii, where he was filming. The exchange was broadcast live. Key parts of the conversation, as reported in contemporary transcripts: • Brand said it would be “very nice to meet you one day.” • Savile replied that he did not usually meet “fellas” but would if Brand brought a sister. • Brand said he had no sister but had a personal assistant, adding that “part of her job description is that anyone I demand she greets, meets, massages, she has to do it. She’s very attractive.” • Savile described this as “a good start” and suggested Brand could “send her along to do some research.” • Brand asked what she should wear. Savile said he would “prefer her to wear nothing.” • Brand responded that this would “not be a problem.” Savile added there was “nothing wrong with that.” The call continued briefly with light banter before ending. There is no evidence that Brand, Savile, and the assistant ever met as discussed. At the time of the broadcast, Savile’s extensive record of sexual abuse (hundreds of victims, predominantly children and young people) had not yet been publicly exposed. Those revelations followed his death in 2011. Brand referred to Savile during the same programme as “the defining voice” of the BBC.
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The first one passed the “transmission test”🤪🤣🤣🤣
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I can’t quite put my finger on it but maybe…….🤔
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⚠️”Warning: May cause extreme ‘just one more watch’ syndrome.”🤪🤣🤣🤣⚠️
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The second one lied on her resume🤔😳🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
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Pranks on point. Expect the unexpected. 😂🤣🤣🤣
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The best tradition in sports history🏈🇺🇸
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⚠️: “Time to let these little milk beasts out of the pound. Fetch!”🐶🤪🤣🤣🤣
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