Just seen the BBC one show are running the picture as a opportunity for a witty caption competition for viewers. Seems they still don't give a fuck.
.....the BBC is going to the dog's....

Just seen the BBC one show are running the picture as a opportunity for a witty caption competition for viewers. Seems they still don't give a fuck.
A sofa store 'robbery' likened to a scene from a Benny Hill film was foiled after two would-be thieves forgot to close their getaway van's doors. The bungled raid, which saw two men brazenly load two brown sofas into a white van, took place at the Sofa King store in Northampton on Saturday. However the comical duo, whose sub-standard efforts were captured on CCTV, fled empty handed after failing to secure their loot - leaving their vehicle's doors wide open. They were spotted by store manager Justin Hallett who was easily able to retrieve the goods from the back of the van before they could make their getaway' - Metro.
Blackwhite wrote:I really like that company, mainly because I'm still not grown up and find "Our prices are Sofa King low" to be quite an amusing van slogan.
Blackwhite wrote:I really like that company, mainly because I'm still not grown up and find "Our prices are Sofa King low" to be quite an amusing van slogan.
jackos wrote:So good the bastards Banned it ...
Ponte wrote:Courtesy of F365 (mediawatch)A sofa store 'robbery' likened to a scene from a Benny Hill film was foiled after two would-be thieves forgot to close their getaway van's doors. The bungled raid, which saw two men brazenly load two brown sofas into a white van, took place at the Sofa King store in Northampton on Saturday. However the comical duo, whose sub-standard efforts were captured on CCTV, fled empty handed after failing to secure their loot - leaving their vehicle's doors wide open. They were spotted by store manager Justin Hallett who was easily able to retrieve the goods from the back of the van before they could make their getaway' - Metro.
Proud to be Leeds wrote:David Blaine
Hedonist extraordinaire Andrew WK is to play a one-million volt keyboard through the body of magician David Blaine.
The party veteran will perform the stunt at in New York on Sunday (October 7), where the instrument will send electrical currents through the body of the magician, Rolling Stone reports.
"A 1,000,000 volt keyboard???" the rocker exclaims in a statement. "This is absolutely a once-in-a-lifetime musical experience and probably the most dangerous musical instrument ever created!"
He added: "I'm absolutely electrified and terrified by the opportunity to play a keyboard solo with so much energy, and to use this incredibly powerful device to send a musical surge through David's brain! I just hope he can withstand my high-powered party piano playing!"
W.K. will play a keyboard powered by coils that will surround the magician at New York's Hudson River Park Pier 54. The million volts will surround Blaine for three days and three nights.
OWETB wrote:It is not the volts that get ya, it is those pesky amps.
snoozedoggydog2 wrote:
I-phone 4?
An elderly couple innocently bought a shrub from a car boot sale - and ended up growing the biggest cannabis plant police had ever seen. The pensioners, from Bedford, planted the drug in their garden, unaware that what they were growing was illegal. Police were astonished when they spotted the enormous plant and spoke of their shock discovery on their Twitter account, saying: "Seized today. Elderly couple bought shrub at car boot sale, tended carefully - biggest cannabis plant we had seen." A spokesman for the force told the BBC the plant would be collected and disposed of, and that no action would be taken against the couple
Ponte wrote:Not really stupid as such, due to their age, but worth posting anyway:An elderly couple innocently bought a shrub from a car boot sale - and ended up growing the biggest cannabis plant police had ever seen. The pensioners, from Bedford, planted the drug in their garden, unaware that what they were growing was illegal. Police were astonished when they spotted the enormous plant and spoke of their shock discovery on their Twitter account, saying: "Seized today. Elderly couple bought shrub at car boot sale, tended carefully - biggest cannabis plant we had seen." A spokesman for the force told the BBC the plant would be collected, and that no action would be taken against the couple
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