Re: Some Funny Pics.
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Some clever adverts...
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Wheres your pic gone dave?
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Don't know. I could see it. Fixed it though.
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It was from blogspot and probably hot linking is disabled (i.e. you cannot insert it elsewhere)
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Should be visible now, though. Right?
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Sure - you've attached it straight here now.
This preventi8ng hotlinking is not really to prevent stealing content but rather bandwidth.
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This puppy is hilarious!
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Speaking of puppies
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Oooh, that's just mean!
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Of course when the victim gets a serious eye injury from a speeding bit of glitter [or the coat-hanger wire flying off loose] then the compensation claim will be wonderful !
When I was a lot younger I had a prank gizmo - a small flat sprung-clip that you opened and put a child's toy-gun 'cap' in - the exploding sort. You'd put it under something and when that was picked up it snapped shut and
BANG !. Unfortunately I never saw it again after I put it under my mother's prized china teapot, which she later picked up... after the bang it did hit the ceiling and then it hit the floor, and some bits bounced and hit the floor again [that's gravity for you !...] 
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Brilliant!
I liked the small-print for the site of that book though: http://www.johnaustinbooks.com/cubicle_warfare.html
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