Video [video]http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2103735/Embarrassment-BBC-weather-forecaster-predicts-bucket-loads-c--Britain.html[/video]Forecasters are meant to predict the weather, not turn the air blue.
But forecaster Alex Deakin managed to do both on Saturday evening's BBC World weather forecast, with a graphic Freudian slip that conjured up a very bizarre image for Sunday's weather.
His pleasant forecast for Sunday suddenly took a turn for the worse when he informed us that: 'It is simply a lovely winter's day tomorrow, buckets loads of c***.... Sunshine across central and Eastern England.'
So, it's literally going to be raining Daily Mail readers?
There's some great quotes in there:
There's some great quotes in there:
"not based on any specific intelligence"
"the sources have no specific intelligence"
If I didn't know better, I'd think you were sceptical about that stream of vague, unsubstantiated, self-contradictory bullshit.If this shit wasn't so ****ing dangerous, it would be laughable.
The opening line of the article is complete and utter bullshit: "Iran and al Qaeda's core leadership under Ayman al Zawahiri have established an 'operational relationship'"
Or translated into reality: "The Shi'ite regime of Iran are working with their mortal enemies, the CIA controlled Salafist Sunni organisation Al Qaeda"
Yeah, that makes perfect sense Sky, perfect sense so it does
If this shit wasn't so ****ing dangerous, it would be laughable.
The opening line of the article is complete and utter bullshit: "Iran and al Qaeda's core leadership under Ayman al Zawahiri have established an 'operational relationship'"
Or translated into reality: "The Shi'ite regime of Iran are working with their mortal enemies, the CIA controlled Salafist Sunni organisation Al Qaeda"
Yeah, that makes perfect sense Sky, perfect sense so it does
The raids took place as part of Operation Fitzroy, with the assistance of Leicestershire Police, at homes in Albert Street and Moor Lane in Loughborough
"It is the role of the MHRA to ensure the public have access to acceptably safe medicines and this action has prevented potentially unsafe medicines from reaching the public."
Very strange to be seizing counterfeit drugs? How strange.Very strange given the number of people who die in the due to drugs obtained on prescription. :icon_conf
£140,000 haul of sex drugs seized in raids
Very strange to be seizing counterfeit drugs? How strange.
I hate potentially dangerous things.
650 people died falling out of bed or off chairs in the USA in 2000, 55 people from hot tap water.
People just don't care enough about potentially dangerous things.
We have to protect people from themselves
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