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Monday, August 30, 2010
7 Day forecast
Wednesday, August 25, 2010
Stocks
The radio this morning reported that stocks had fallen.
I was wondering on what or whom had they fallen? And did the stocks injure themselves and were taken to ICU by ER24? Stocks on lifesupport? Stocks in coma? Stocks on a drip? Stocks recovering well? Stocks back out of hospital?
Do we have to wear crash helmets when walking outside to protect ourselves from falling stocks?
Joe Bloke died today when walking to the corner shop for a fresh coffee and a pastry. He got hit by fallen stock. Fractured skull. Last breath. He will be missed. Funeral next Monday.
Can you sue stocks for causing damage?
Eish.... confusion!
I was wondering on what or whom had they fallen? And did the stocks injure themselves and were taken to ICU by ER24? Stocks on lifesupport? Stocks in coma? Stocks on a drip? Stocks recovering well? Stocks back out of hospital?
Do we have to wear crash helmets when walking outside to protect ourselves from falling stocks?
Joe Bloke died today when walking to the corner shop for a fresh coffee and a pastry. He got hit by fallen stock. Fractured skull. Last breath. He will be missed. Funeral next Monday.
Can you sue stocks for causing damage?
Eish.... confusion!

Monday, August 23, 2010
Thursday, August 19, 2010
Made it!
First it takes over SA, now it takes over England (and beyond) through the backdoor despite the many bans from football- and rugby clubs.
The vuvuzela will make its entry in the new Oxford Dictionary of English, that hits the world (well, the English speaking world) today.
The dictionary-of-all-dictionaries defines our noisemaker as a long plastic instrument, in the shape of a trumpet, that makes a very loud noise when you blow it and is popular with football fans in South Africa.
There you have it. Once you made it into that dictionary you are part of world history forever.
The vuvuzela will make its entry in the new Oxford Dictionary of English, that hits the world (well, the English speaking world) today.
The dictionary-of-all-dictionaries defines our noisemaker as a long plastic instrument, in the shape of a trumpet, that makes a very loud noise when you blow it and is popular with football fans in South Africa.
There you have it. Once you made it into that dictionary you are part of world history forever.

Thursday, August 12, 2010
Track 2
Tuesday, August 10, 2010
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