Uninteresting Trivial Facts

[JohnM]

see here

[Futtocks]

see here

There's already a Six Nations thread, on the Cross-Code Forum. HTH

[JohnM]

This weekend, some teams beat some other teams at something.

[timtum]

My neighbour came 27th in the 1984 Milk Race.

[Bleep1673]

This is why they're so keen to publish official sequels. The book is either just out of or heading out of copyright soon.

I think you'll find it already has....

http://www.guardian.co.uk/business/2007/dec/28/gtormondst

[Bleep1673]

Towards the back of QI's 1227 interesting "Facts" they declare that the Pope cannot resign, oops.

Edited February 27, 2013 by Bleep1673

[gingerjon]

Towards the back of QI's 1227 interesting "Facts" they declare that the Pope cannot resign, oops.

Basically, the fairy fanciers made up a new rule this time.

[hindle xiii]

Basically, the fairy fanciers made up a new rule this time.

The Dual Reg threads are that way <-.

[Futtocks]

Actual comic book frame.

[ckn]

A bunch of uninteresting trivial facts

[Futtocks]

Happy 40th Birthday to Pink Floyd's 'Dark Side of the Moon'.

[Wolford6]

The Macmillans Cancer charity probably did well today.

I bought three of its daffodil badges for ST Davids Day.

[ckn]

Someone logged into my wife's Facebook account from a machine we don't now. Facebook auto-locked the account, so that wasn't a problem. The problem came when I told the wife that she must assume that that email address and password combination was compromised and to reset any passwords that matched. We use LastPass as a password manager on our machines and I assumed (silly me) that my wife was using its random generator functionality ... unfortunately not. 28 websites all sharing the same username and password combination. There's 2 hours of my time gone.

[Bleep1673]

As a general rule I put aaaa.aaaaaaa@aaaaaa.co.uk at the top of my contacts list, on all my email accounts, then when anybody hacks into my contacts it goes into meltdown & gives up after a while without disturbing any of my details

[Futtocks]

Here's a thing; I dozed off last night with the radio on, and dreamed I heard Gladys Knight singing 'Midnight Train to Georgia' with BBC Tennis correspondent Philip Studd and Neil Harmon of The Times. At the time, I attributed this to having eaten and drunk not wisely but well.

However...

[Futtocks]

Uninteresting trivial fact of the day - the new Pope, Frankie Malvinas I, was born on the same day as Tommy Steele!

17th of December 1936, fact fans.

[Wolford6]

Uninteresting trivial fact of the day - the new Pope, Frankie Malvinas I, was born on the same day as Tommy Steele!

17th of December 1936, fact fans.

Will he be issuing a little white bull?

[hindle xiii]

Richard O'Brien now has boobies.

(that sounds like a code phrase used by spies)

[terrywebbisgod]

Will he be issuing a little white bull?

:D :D

[Futtocks]

Will he be issuing a little white bull?

Superb!

[Griff9of13]

Tomorrow I am touring the Liverpool Organic Brewery, with lots of free samples thrown in.

[ckn]

There would be far less crime if Spiderman's super-power was shooting spiders from his hands rather than webs.

[Bleep1673]

Predators 0

Avalanche 0

End of 2nd

[hindle xiii]

I now listen to Classic FM in my car. It makes any journey seem either i) an epic voyage or ii) a really chilled out affair.

Sealed the deal when yesterday lunch time they played the Superman theme at the most opportune moment. It's also good for putting names to "aww yeh I know this tune from somewhere".

[gingerjon]

I now listen to Classic FM in my car.

It is a very good station for driving to.

The real music is on Radio 3 though.