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  1. Blackleaf

    Dorset knob throwing: Hopes high for record

    Organisers of a "knob throwing" competition in Dorset hope the current champion tossing record will be broken later. The Dorset Knob Throwing and Food Festival event in Cattistock involves participants chucking the locally made, spherical biscuit as far as they can. The record is held by...
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    Secrets from the Duke of Wellington's bedchamber

    The Duke of Wellington may have been a military genius but his love life was far from straight forward, it has been revealed. Behind the back of the wife, who he found unattractive, the Battle of Waterloo hero had a secret harem of lovers. Among the British military commander's adoring...
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    Decorator catches ghostly doctor on camera in haunted hospital

    A woman exploring a derelict hospital was left stunned after a photo she took in the spooky building appeared to show the ghostly figure of a doctor. Jamie-Leigh Brown, 21, was walking the abandoned corridors of St Thomas's Hospital in Stockport, Greater Manchester - which closed down...
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    The moment red-faced Ed TRIPPED on steps leaving Question Time stage

    Ed Miliband stumbled as he left the stage last night following a grilling over Labour's record on the economy, immigration and welfare. The Labour leader was taking part in one of three separate Question Time sessions on BBC One in Leeds, along with Prime Minister David Cameron and...
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    New exhibition shows how Stonehenge's fortunes have changed over time

    Stonehenge has stood in the English countryside for 5,000 years, but over the millennia its fortunes have repeatedly risen and fallen. After starting life as a religious site, the stones became a crumbling and neglected relic - before becoming one of the world's top tourist attractions...
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    Arsenal fan makes his girlfriend sit an exam about his team

    An obsessive Arsenal fan made his girlfriend sit a test quizzing her about his favourite football club. Marking her answers with red pen, she scored an impressive 43.5 out of 50, to which he commented, 'Well done Saskia! As a result, I will not be dumping you! (Lucky you)'. Saskia posted...
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    British company unveils royal baby breast milk ice cream

    The white-haters definitely don't like it up 'em. Does anyone serious reckon they'd complain had a black person said: "That's because black people are superior?" Therein lie the double standards.
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    British company unveils royal baby breast milk ice cream

    That's because whites are superior, of course.
  9. Blackleaf

    British company unveils royal baby breast milk ice cream

    No. I'm human's milk intolerant, just like you.
  10. Blackleaf

    British company unveils royal baby breast milk ice cream

    No, dear. It's a rather long-winded way of saying "No. I am disgusted at the thought of drinking human milk. So that makes me exactly the same as you, Blackleaf, despite my initial rant."
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    British company unveils royal baby breast milk ice cream

    So that means "No. I am disgusted at the thought of drinking human milk."
  12. Blackleaf

    British company unveils royal baby breast milk ice cream

    Bull****. As for your breast milk, it disgusts me. The thought of it makes me quite ill. Why you sell such stuff is beyond me.
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    Have the remains of Boudicca's rebels been uncovered in London?

    Archaeologists have uncovered a ritual burial of 2,000-year-old human skulls - sparking the theory they could be the remains of Boudicca's rebels - as the London Crossrail excavations continue. The latest discovery of cremated human bones packed neatly into a cooking pot and set off at...
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    Britain's oldest living thing may be dying

    No, not Ming Campbell, who's so old he served as an MP in the Rump Parliament. A 4,000-year-old tree thought to be Britain's oldest living thing (although the Scots will say that the Fortingall Yew, which many believe to be 5,000 years old - although that is disputed - is the oldest living...
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    Iron Age coin reveals Britain's ancient connection to Carthage

    It may look like a misshapen disk of metal, but this coin is one of the oldest ever to be found in Britain. The tiny copper coin, which is smaller than a penny, dates from the Iron Age almost 2,300 years ago and suggests there were links between the south west of England and the...
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    Pictish fort discovered on remote sea stack

    A remote Iron Age fort built by the Picts as a look out post on top of a 20-foot-high sea stack has been uncovered on the coast of Scotland. Archaeologists believe the stronghold, which would have been cut off from the land at high tide, may have been one of a number that lined the east...
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    Blur - "The Magic Whip"

    Britpoppers Blur release their eighth studio album, "The Magic Whip", tomorrow. It is their first for 12 years. The lads have embarked on somewhat different careers in recent years. One of them is now a criminal lawyer and a Labour Party activist; one is a cheesemonger; one is an opera...
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    Clarkson, Hammond and May to host new motoring show on rival channel

    The metropolitain Left-wing elite tried for years to get rid of Clarkson from Top Gear due to the fact that they disagreed with his more Right-wing politics and his non-PC jokes (jokes which, quite frankly, attracted 300 million people around the world to the show every week). So they were...
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    White people have been banned from an ‘anti-racism’ event at a British university

    An "anti-racism" event at Goldsmiths, University of London, has banned white people and men from attending. ‘If you’re a man and/or white PLEASE DON’T COME', a Paki name Bahar Mustafa pleaded (of course, being a white male is not very fashionable and PC these days. The people who successfully...