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Come Inside... => The Snug => Topic started by: Grumpmeister on October 11, 2007, 01:34:01 PM
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Having read this article I'm now intruiged as to what members on here would do.
LONDON (Reuters) -- An asteroid is on a collision course with the earth and you have one hour left to live. What would you do in your last 60 minutes?
Not surprisingly, the majority of people questioned in a survey -- 54 percent -- said they would like to spend it either with or on the phone to their loved ones.
But the survey revealed a strong hedonistic streak -- 13 percent would sit back, accept the inevitable and reach for a glass of champagne.
Sex appealed to only nine percent while just three percent would turn to prayer.
Two percent intriguingly said they would reach for some fatty food while another two percent decided, with just an hour's life to go, that it was time to start looting.
The survey was commissioned by Ziji Publishing to mark the release of "Cloud Cuckoo Land" by debut novelist Steven Sivell who "uses the classic premise of an impending meteorite collision as a metaphor for threats to the human race."
Havnt quite decided what I would do yet rubschin:
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Strangle Miss Whiplash. Then invite her secretary round the corner eyes:
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Having read this article I'm now intruiged as to what members on here would do.
LONDON (Reuters) -- An asteroid is on a collision course with the earth and you have one hour left to live. What would you do in your last 60 minutes?
Not surprisingly, the majority of people questioned in a survey -- 54 percent -- said they would like to spend it either with or on the phone to their loved ones.
But the survey revealed a strong hedonistic streak -- 13 percent would sit back, accept the inevitable and reach for a glass of champagne.
Sex appealed to only nine percent while just three percent would turn to prayer.
Two percent intriguingly said they would reach for some fatty food while another two percent decided, with just an hour's life to go, that it was time to start looting.
The survey was commissioned by Ziji Publishing to mark the release of "Cloud Cuckoo Land" by debut novelist Steven Sivell who "uses the classic premise of an impending meteorite collision as a metaphor for threats to the human race."
Havnt quite decided what I would do yet rubschin:
I would sit down and write a strong letter to The Times to complain about the Labour Government not keeping outer space tidy enough. noooo:
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I'd spend 59 minutes fvcking the nearest woman then place my head between my legs and kiss my arse goodbye.
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I vaguely recollect that Lembit Opik is in charge of this. So we can all relax scared2:
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I'd spend 59 minutes fvcking the nearest woman then place my head between my legs and kiss my arse goodbye.
Would you live that long?
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After the first ten minutes I doubt that I'd care.
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As long as that? confused:
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At least
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Have a clap!
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I would park on a Red Route and smoke cigarettes whilst downing a bottle of Black Bush.
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No MIchelle Pfeiffer then?
So I can have her.
That's good
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Good for whom?
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Good for whom?
Mrs. Nick point:
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Knowing how Nick's luck runs he would be standing beside either Miss Whiplash or Slotgob at the time point:
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Too true. Or Anne Widdecombe.
"Anne, we have minutes to live. Let us make love. Here are some bags for you"
Nah