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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lOHQ5cmcgOkVerbal wrote:http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_n4Bfuh-RUg
Either put you off cigs for life or make you develop a morbid fascination with copying it...
from at least 13 years before, was on granada then repeated on bbc2 a few years later. that jock dick offa that shamen (the group) video, was on it.
heres:
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0118481/
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I don't know whether this has been posted before; frankly, I haven't checked this thread much 'cos I'm not mad keen on clicking undescribed links, whether I might be sharing a room with a boss or a daughter. But that's by the by. My mate sent me this and I literally wept with laughter.
It's the closing stages of the Iron Man triathlon: that'll be a 24-mile swim in the Pacific and a 112-mile bike ride across the desert before embarking upon your common-or-garden marathon. The fastest anybody's ever done this one is eight hours, which I'd call a working day, not a leisure pursuit, but there you go. We join the race as two female competitors approach the last bend of the marathon, coaxing every last ounce of energy (is energy measured in weight? Anyway...) from their ravaged bodies. What follows is a testament to human endurance, competition and ingenuity... and is laugh-out-loud funny. IMO. (Gets better as it goes along too, bear with it for the first 90 seconds. And you don't need sound)
It's the closing stages of the Iron Man triathlon: that'll be a 24-mile swim in the Pacific and a 112-mile bike ride across the desert before embarking upon your common-or-garden marathon. The fastest anybody's ever done this one is eight hours, which I'd call a working day, not a leisure pursuit, but there you go. We join the race as two female competitors approach the last bend of the marathon, coaxing every last ounce of energy (is energy measured in weight? Anyway...) from their ravaged bodies. What follows is a testament to human endurance, competition and ingenuity... and is laugh-out-loud funny. IMO. (Gets better as it goes along too, bear with it for the first 90 seconds. And you don't need sound)
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Hahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahaha!
I felt tight for laughing, but boy, I'm still laughing now it's finished.
Here's another one you shouldn't really laugh at... a really rather amusing boxing KO...
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aCaHM1d727E
I felt tight for laughing, but boy, I'm still laughing now it's finished.
Here's another one you shouldn't really laugh at... a really rather amusing boxing KO...
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aCaHM1d727E
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Hilarious. Especially that absolutely brilliant punch line! When you discover the placings. God that is a mad 'sport'.Dave Sutton's barnet wrote:I don't know whether this has been posted before; frankly, I haven't checked this thread much 'cos I'm not mad keen on clicking undescribed links, whether I might be sharing a room with a boss or a daughter. But that's by the by. My mate sent me this and I literally wept with laughter.
It's the closing stages of the Iron Man triathlon: that'll be a 24-mile swim in the Pacific and a 112-mile bike ride across the desert before embarking upon your common-or-garden marathon. The fastest anybody's ever done this one is eight hours, which I'd call a working day, not a leisure pursuit, but there you go. We join the race as two female competitors approach the last bend of the marathon, coaxing every last ounce of energy (is energy measured in weight? Anyway...) from their ravaged bodies. What follows is a testament to human endurance, competition and ingenuity... and is laugh-out-loud funny. IMO. (Gets better as it goes along too, bear with it for the first 90 seconds. And you don't need sound)

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Dave Sutton's barnet wrote:I don't know whether this has been posted before; frankly, I haven't checked this thread much 'cos I'm not mad keen on clicking undescribed links, whether I might be sharing a room with a boss or a daughter. But that's by the by. My mate sent me this and I literally wept with laughter.
It's the closing stages of the Iron Man triathlon: that'll be a 24-mile swim in the Pacific and a 112-mile bike ride across the desert before embarking upon your common-or-garden marathon. The fastest anybody's ever done this one is eight hours, which I'd call a working day, not a leisure pursuit, but there you go. We join the race as two female competitors approach the last bend of the marathon, coaxing every last ounce of energy (is energy measured in weight? Anyway...) from their ravaged bodies. What follows is a testament to human endurance, competition and ingenuity... and is laugh-out-loud funny. IMO. (Gets better as it goes along too, bear with it for the first 90 seconds. And you don't need sound)

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Where's the funny bit?Dave Sutton's barnet wrote:I don't know whether this has been posted before; frankly, I haven't checked this thread much 'cos I'm not mad keen on clicking undescribed links, whether I might be sharing a room with a boss or a daughter. But that's by the by. My mate sent me this and I literally wept with laughter.
It's the closing stages of the Iron Man triathlon: that'll be a 24-mile swim in the Pacific and a 112-mile bike ride across the desert before embarking upon your common-or-garden marathon. The fastest anybody's ever done this one is eight hours, which I'd call a working day, not a leisure pursuit, but there you go. We join the race as two female competitors approach the last bend of the marathon, coaxing every last ounce of energy (is energy measured in weight? Anyway...) from their ravaged bodies. What follows is a testament to human endurance, competition and ingenuity... and is laugh-out-loud funny. IMO. (Gets better as it goes along too, bear with it for the first 90 seconds. And you don't need sound)

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Didn't know whether to put this into here or Other Footy, but the Respect campaign doesn't seem to have reached South America yet....
http://video.msn.com/video.aspx/?mkt=en ... wsignin1.0
http://video.msn.com/video.aspx/?mkt=en ... wsignin1.0
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Do I not like seeing a man out of his depth!
That Graham Taylor thang in full, gory detail.
http://video.google.co.uk/videoplay?doc ... 0744785719
That Graham Taylor thang in full, gory detail.
http://video.google.co.uk/videoplay?doc ... 0744785719
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Don't think I've posted on here before, but saw a comment higher up: Are you ready for a lille rock and roll, so here's some. 
http://www.bbc.co.uk/go/dna/mbstrictly/ ... Y4kDBklYBI

http://www.bbc.co.uk/go/dna/mbstrictly/ ... Y4kDBklYBI
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Just looking at some old clips of the mighty whites on youtube when I came across this.
Narr then, what I need to know is - does anyone know what the tune is and who it's by? Sounds like a 'must have' to me.
http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=Jyksqddv2 ... re=related
Narr then, what I need to know is - does anyone know what the tune is and who it's by? Sounds like a 'must have' to me.
http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=Jyksqddv2 ... re=related
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