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fanf October 24 2012, 11:24:34 UTC
That Facebook thing explains some spam that has been going around recently, which is forged along the lines of "From: Name Of Friend / Subject: for Your Name". I have a couple of colleagues with unusual names who were spammed in this way and the only plausibly public connection I could find was on Facebook... It's quite clever in an evil way.

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momentsmusicaux October 24 2012, 11:37:47 UTC
The kids thing is making me laugh.

C has always been fine about getting dressed.

And as for "1. Smear peanut butter onto the sofa and jam onto the curtains", there's a rule here: food stays in the kitchen. Want food? Go to the kitchen. Want to go play and take food with you? No, stay in the kitchen and finish it first.

My jaw drops ever so slightly when I hear about cups of milk lost under the sofa for a week, or sofas covered in mess. The fix is simple -- or at least it is from where I'm sitting.

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andrewducker October 24 2012, 11:52:05 UTC
You've seen the size of my kitchen, right?

I've only ever had one kitchen big enough to sit down and eat in, and none of the houses I grew up in had a table in them, because they didn't have space either.

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momentsmusicaux October 24 2012, 11:53:19 UTC
I guess it's a bit less clear if the dining table is in the living room, but it can work too. It was like that at my gran's house when I was a kid (both grans in fact). Food didn't get dragged into the rest of the room.

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andrewducker October 24 2012, 12:44:36 UTC
Yeah, I can see that working - and it doesn't seem that complicated.

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philmophlegm October 24 2012, 12:24:20 UTC
"73% of cheese-eating surrender monkeys want Obama to win" would be a great Romney campaign slogan!

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bracknellexile October 24 2012, 14:22:46 UTC
Or, "Canada likes him! You don't want to end up like Canada, do you?"

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andrewducker October 24 2012, 14:30:35 UTC
"Vote Obama, get eaten by a bear!"

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philmophlegm October 24 2012, 12:41:28 UTC
It's odd that the article on American political humour only mentions stand-ups and satirical chat shows. What about sitcoms and cartoons? By far the most right-wing American television programme I've ever seen must be South Park.

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andrewducker October 24 2012, 12:43:59 UTC
Interesting. I'd like to hear more of your categorisation system!

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doubtingmichael October 27 2012, 14:19:48 UTC

apostle_of_eris October 26 2012, 06:12:59 UTC
Pakistan likes Romney, eh?
I'd really like to have seen the results for Israel . . .

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