Archive for October, 2006
I was taking part in a message board discussion over at ukff.com today about tough wrestlers. I brought up Les Kellett, a favourite of mine back when World Of Sport was on ITV Saturday afternoon, and someone posted this story about him.
Les had a pig farm and one day he was bitten by one of the sow’s so he taped it up and thought nothing of it. Les goes to an arena to do a show about 3 days later and by now his hand has swollen to twice its normal size and is filled with puss.
The promoter, quite rightly, tells Les you’re not working tonight with that, so Les tells him give me two minutes. Les goes back in the locker room and gets another wrestler to stomp, I repeat stomp, on his hand which bursts the bag full of puss and then Les goes back to the promoter and shows him his newly fixed hand and works the show that night.
Who said that wrestlers are a bunch of gay pansies?
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I’ve had her for about four years now and in that time she has had the following:
But alas she is just about done. The processer is a 433 mhz Intel Celeron, which was made in 1999, and is way out of date. I can now just about barely listen to Rocket FM (Hello Mr. Watts!) without the poor thing spluttering and coughing.
But this should be looked upon as a good thing for this computer could never handle running Future Music Radio like it did before when it was under the guise of Tapp Out Radio earlier this year. My new computer will be countless times faster.
I am also looking into purchasing an external hardrive to store the songs and sweepers for the station so that I do not clog up my internal hard drive as quickly.
The website for the station is now up, http://futuremusicradio.co.uk, if anybody fancies having a look at it. It is basically the same design as Tapp Out Radio, there are some pages still not uploaded yet but they will be soon.
Reiss went to visit Jen’s nan this weekend, this means that I get to save a couple of quid by not going out with them. I can not really afford it these days to be honest.
Who knows, I might actually get myself a job and be able to afford it in the future. Don’t hold your breath though, who wants to employ someone who has been out of work for the past ten years and has no qualifications that are worth anything?
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