You should have crept up behind them and shouted Boo at the right moment.Capetonian wrote: ↑Fri Oct 04, 2019 6:17 pmI was standing on a railway station earlier, trains going through at up to 100mph. Two morons walking right along the edge, just to be defiant, whilst there are tannoyed and shouted announcements to stand behind the yellow line.
Sod them, I'd encourage elimination from the gene pool.
Central Queensland Rescue said the men had told its helicopter crew the men were "wrestling and thrashing about in the water" when the attack happened at Hook Passage.
Grant Bollington, from the rescue service, said Mr Raddon thought "his mate was pulling on his leg hard and then realised there was a shark there".
Mr Maggs suffered serious lacerations to his right calf.
British Prime Minister Boris Johnson may not be “dead in a ditch”—but things still aren't going great for the embattled Brexiteer. Following a boastful start to his leadership, in which he declared he would deliver Brexit by October 31 “do or die,” Johnson has faced a string of misfortunes as prime minister, as he's been repeatedly thwarted in Parliament, lost his Conservative Party majority, inspired his own brother to resign, suffered a historic loss in court, and has been completely unable to force through the no-deal Brexit of his dreams. Now, Johnson has faced yet another setback, as the European Union has approved the Brexit extension Johnson had long railed against—and Parliament has shot him down yet again.
No. Not so far. His suicide attempts seem to fail every time.Woody wrote: ↑Wed Oct 30, 2019 6:25 pmIs this the correct thread
British Prime Minister Boris Johnson may not be “dead in a ditch”—but things still aren't going great for the embattled Brexiteer. Following a boastful start to his leadership, in which he declared he would deliver Brexit by October 31 “do or die,” Johnson has faced a string of misfortunes as prime minister, as he's been repeatedly thwarted in Parliament, lost his Conservative Party majority, inspired his own brother to resign, suffered a historic loss in court, and has been completely unable to force through the no-deal Brexit of his dreams. Now, Johnson has faced yet another setback, as the European Union has approved the Brexit extension Johnson had long railed against—and Parliament has shot him down yet again.
A near miss.Officials in Madrid, Spain, are warning commuters to be careful on railway stations after a passenger was filmed falling onto the path of an oncoming train while distracted by her phone. Chilling surveillance footage released by Metro de Madrid on October 24 shows the moment that the unnamed passenger, busy on her phone, walks right off the edge of the platform and falls onto the railway tracks as a train approaches.
The incident occurred at Estrecho station in northern Madrid.
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/articl ... -fire.htmlA daring mechanic swapped washer fluid for petrol in an attempt to melt the frost on his windshield.
Engineer Emile Luijben has discovered an extremely dangerous yet efficient way to de-ice his windshield.
Working on a beaten up Ford Ka at his workshop in Baarle-Nassau, The Netherlands, Emile filled an empty washer fluid container with extremely flammable petrol before putting some flaming newspaper on the front window of the vehicle.
