I have discovered a comedy gem:
This has particular effect if done while recording a radio show. Comedy. 😀
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Also good is holding your fingers to your nose and sniffing them, then holding them to the nose of the person beside you and asking “Does that smell of arse to you?”
Less likely to work while recording a radio show, it has to be said.
Finally, Planet Ubuntu provides some useful information!
Don’t forget to wet it slightly with saliva. Slimy and sticky is always better.
What were we talking about?
Seriously dude, how old are you? Here’s a good tip, never write a blog post while drunk. There’s that whole making an ass of yourself thing to deal with the next day.
Robin – chill out man, it was just a fun post. If writing fun posts makes me immature, then I pick immaturity.