The Armenian Radio was asked: "Is it true that comrade cosmonaut Yuri Gagarin won a car during a street fair in Moscow?"
The Armenian Radio answers: "Basically yes, but it was not in Moscow, rather in Kiev, and it was not his car, but his bike and it was not comrade cosmonaut Yuri Gagarin, but comrade highschool teacher Gagarin and he did not win it, but it was stolen."
The Armenian Radio answers: "Basically yes, but it was not in Moscow, rather in Kiev, and it was not his car, but his bike and it was not comrade cosmonaut Yuri Gagarin, but comrade highschool teacher Gagarin and he did not win it, but it was stolen."
Letter to the Daily Mail
Aug. 26th, 2009 12:27 pmThe other day, while doing our weekly shop, I bought for my two children Benjamin and Ofelia, a packet of Haribo Maoam lemon-and-lime confectionery. It was only after I was leaving the checkout that I noticed the appalling illustration on the packaging. This consists of a lemon and lime locked in what appears to be a carnal encounter. the lime, who I assume to be the gentleman in this coupling, has a particularly lurid and distasteful expression on his face.
I demanded to see the shop manager and during a heated exchange my wife became quite distressed and had to sit down in the car park.
I was told to register my complaint with the manufacturer. I'm glad I spotted this before my young children, who are both very sensitive.
My wife and I have always tried to maintain their innocence - and to think our years of careful parenting could have been wrecked by, of all things, a sweet wrapper makes me livid.
I received a reply from the company saying that the wrapper design had been introduced in Germany in 2002 with a view to making the fruit figures 'more modern and lively' to 'better appeal to the consumer.' It said 'at no point was it intended to create sexual images.' It had been shown to a number of children and adults of different age groups, none of whom has made any comments referring to sexual content.
I consider this response to be less than satisfactory. As a member of our local church, I'm now urging other members of our flock to boycott Haribo products until this illustration is removed.
SIMON SIMPKINS
Pontefract, West Yorkshire.
http://www.melonfarmers.co.uk/nw.htm#Bitter_and_Bonkers_3952
How terrified do you have to be of sex to see something filthy in cartoon fruit? And think that it will corrupt your children?
I demanded to see the shop manager and during a heated exchange my wife became quite distressed and had to sit down in the car park.
I was told to register my complaint with the manufacturer. I'm glad I spotted this before my young children, who are both very sensitive.
My wife and I have always tried to maintain their innocence - and to think our years of careful parenting could have been wrecked by, of all things, a sweet wrapper makes me livid.
I received a reply from the company saying that the wrapper design had been introduced in Germany in 2002 with a view to making the fruit figures 'more modern and lively' to 'better appeal to the consumer.' It said 'at no point was it intended to create sexual images.' It had been shown to a number of children and adults of different age groups, none of whom has made any comments referring to sexual content.
I consider this response to be less than satisfactory. As a member of our local church, I'm now urging other members of our flock to boycott Haribo products until this illustration is removed.
SIMON SIMPKINS
Pontefract, West Yorkshire.
http://www.melonfarmers.co.uk/nw.htm#Bitter_and_Bonkers_3952
How terrified do you have to be of sex to see something filthy in cartoon fruit? And think that it will corrupt your children?
German sweets pervert british youth
Aug. 26th, 2009 12:20 pmhttp://adammacqueen.blogspot.com/2009/08/this-person-cannot-really-exist-can-he.html
Letter to the Daily Mail:
"The other day, while doing our weekly shop, I bought for my two children Benjamin and Ofelia, a packet of Haribo Maoam lemon-and-lime confectionery. It was only after I was leaving the checkout that I noticed the appalling illustration on the packaging. This consists of a lemon and lime locked in what appears to be a carnal encounter. the lime, who I assume to be the gentleman in this coupling, has a particularly lurid and distasteful expression on his face.
I demanded to see the shop manager and during a heated exchange my wife became quite distressed and had to sit down in the car park.
I was told to register my complaint with the manufacturer. I'm glad I spotted this before my young children, who are both very sensitive.
My wife and I have always tried to maintain their innocence - and to think our years of careful parenting could have been wrecked by, of all things, a sweet wrapper makes me livid.
I received a reply from the company saying that the wrapper design had been introduced in Germany in 2002 with a view to making the fruit figures 'more modern and lively' to 'better appeal to the consumer.' It said 'at no point was it intended to create sexual images.' It had been shown to a number of children and adults of different age groups, none of whom has made any comments referring to sexual content.
I consider this response to be less than satisfactory. As a member of our local church, I'm now urging other members of our flock to boycott Haribo products until this illustration is removed.
SIMON SIMPKINS
Pontefract, West Yorkshire."
How sexually repressed do you have to be to get aggravated about this?
I will probably entertain myself all through the day by reading out this letter in my "Disgusted from Surrey"-voice. XD
Letter to the Daily Mail:
"The other day, while doing our weekly shop, I bought for my two children Benjamin and Ofelia, a packet of Haribo Maoam lemon-and-lime confectionery. It was only after I was leaving the checkout that I noticed the appalling illustration on the packaging. This consists of a lemon and lime locked in what appears to be a carnal encounter. the lime, who I assume to be the gentleman in this coupling, has a particularly lurid and distasteful expression on his face.
I demanded to see the shop manager and during a heated exchange my wife became quite distressed and had to sit down in the car park.
I was told to register my complaint with the manufacturer. I'm glad I spotted this before my young children, who are both very sensitive.
My wife and I have always tried to maintain their innocence - and to think our years of careful parenting could have been wrecked by, of all things, a sweet wrapper makes me livid.
I received a reply from the company saying that the wrapper design had been introduced in Germany in 2002 with a view to making the fruit figures 'more modern and lively' to 'better appeal to the consumer.' It said 'at no point was it intended to create sexual images.' It had been shown to a number of children and adults of different age groups, none of whom has made any comments referring to sexual content.
I consider this response to be less than satisfactory. As a member of our local church, I'm now urging other members of our flock to boycott Haribo products until this illustration is removed.
SIMON SIMPKINS
Pontefract, West Yorkshire."
How sexually repressed do you have to be to get aggravated about this?
I will probably entertain myself all through the day by reading out this letter in my "Disgusted from Surrey"-voice. XD
As if Failblog wasn't bad enough when it comes to robbing you of all your faith in humanity, now there is this:
http://ugliesttattoos.com/
and
http://itemnotasdescribed.com/
I am going for a nice intensive shower now.
http://ugliesttattoos.com/
and
http://itemnotasdescribed.com/
I am going for a nice intensive shower now.
What a wonderful world we live in...
Jul. 27th, 2009 11:07 pm... where BBC Radio 4 still has the power to offend.
"Christian Concern for our Nation are probably wishing they lived in Ireland right now. In their latest mailshot they urge readers to complain to the BBC about “blasphemy” on Radio 4’s Now Show:
The BBC Radio 4’s Now Show has allowed a blasphemous satirical tirade against the Lord Jesus and the Word of God. We urge you to complain to the BBC (click here) at the offence caused to Christians and the corrupting effect of this kind of behaviour on a vulnerable audience.
They also helpfully provide a pdf transcript of Marcus Brigstock’s tirade, in which he opines uncontroversially that the Bible contains
acts of wanton genocide, infanticide, fratricide, straight murder, rape, pedophilia, enslavement, brutality and frankly, a level of sexism that would make John McCririck go “woo steady, now give the little ladies a break”
(ctd. on http://www.mediawatchwatch.org.uk/2009/07/24/bbcs-satirical-tirade-provokes-christian-complaints/)
Also:
Shake Mr. Brigstocke's hand when you see him, please.
"Christian Concern for our Nation are probably wishing they lived in Ireland right now. In their latest mailshot they urge readers to complain to the BBC about “blasphemy” on Radio 4’s Now Show:
The BBC Radio 4’s Now Show has allowed a blasphemous satirical tirade against the Lord Jesus and the Word of God. We urge you to complain to the BBC (click here) at the offence caused to Christians and the corrupting effect of this kind of behaviour on a vulnerable audience.
They also helpfully provide a pdf transcript of Marcus Brigstock’s tirade, in which he opines uncontroversially that the Bible contains
acts of wanton genocide, infanticide, fratricide, straight murder, rape, pedophilia, enslavement, brutality and frankly, a level of sexism that would make John McCririck go “woo steady, now give the little ladies a break”
(ctd. on http://www.mediawatchwatch.org.uk/2009/07/24/bbcs-satirical-tirade-provokes-christian-complaints/)
Also:
Shake Mr. Brigstocke's hand when you see him, please.
Uncomfortable plot summaries
Apr. 17th, 2009 09:15 pmAbsolutely hilarious:
http://www.postmodernbarney.com/2009/04/uncomfortable-plot-summaries/
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http://www.postmodernbarney.com/2009/04/uncomfortable-plot-summaries/
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Their police force now includes Force users:
http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/uk_news/scotland/glasgow_and_west/8003067.stm
Makes sense really. Jedi have always been tough on those wearing hoods.
http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/uk_news/scotland/glasgow_and_west/8003067.stm
Makes sense really. Jedi have always been tough on those wearing hoods.
Biblical Playmobil scenes breach copyright
Apr. 6th, 2009 01:10 pmA GERMAN evangelical pastor has incurred the wrath of Germany’s favourite toy company, Playmobil, by using one of its Klicky figurines to create an Eve with boobs, and by nailing another to a miniature cross.
http://freethinker.co.uk/2009/04/05/biblical-figurines-%E2%80%98breach-copyright%E2%80%99/
Playmobil. It's not just for children:
http://freethinker.co.uk/2009/04/05/biblical-figurines-%E2%80%98breach-copyright%E2%80%99/
Playmobil. It's not just for children:
Ein bisschen schwarzen Humor gefällig?
Mar. 19th, 2009 02:25 pmIst aber ein bisschen böse. Ich bitte zu verzeihen. :-P

Mehr:
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http://www.titanic-magazin.de/uploads/pics/0220-rihanna_01.gif
Ach ja, man müsste mal wieder "Titanic" lesen. Aber ohne Walter Moers macht's keinen Spaß.

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http://www.titanic-magazin.de/uploads/pics/0220-rihanna_01.gif
Ach ja, man müsste mal wieder "Titanic" lesen. Aber ohne Walter Moers macht's keinen Spaß.
Nine Inch Noëls
Warning: Might make your brain melt. Also contains an expletive.
Pay your respects to/pour your scorn onto
karohemd
Warning: Might make your brain melt. Also contains an expletive.
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Withnail and.... Waalkes?
Feb. 13th, 2008 12:20 amNow there's a combination I never thought I'd see. The song fits the film, though.
Unfortunately you people unequipped with teutonic language skills won't understand the song and you people ignorant of great british comedies of the 80s will wonder who those badly-dressed people are. So, this is really very elistist, I guess. Sorry. :-S
Still, funny to some.
Unfortunately you people unequipped with teutonic language skills won't understand the song and you people ignorant of great british comedies of the 80s will wonder who those badly-dressed people are. So, this is really very elistist, I guess. Sorry. :-S
Still, funny to some.