"A Track Suit Is Not Appropriate Metal Apparel"
Hmm, gotta download that one.
If you're in the market for a new duster to do a bit of light spring cleaning we'd advise you to nip out to your nearest hardware shop rather than pop down to the UK ecommerce tentacle of retail monolith Woolworths, where a search query for this most innocent of household items returns a nasty shock for innocent inhabitants of …
At my local Woolies the staff print up signs for special offers and so on. Or should I say "sign's for special offer's and so on". They cannot get apostrophe usage right, and there are nice A4 sheets on their store-front proclaiming (assuming formatting works out as I write it):
Wii In
Stock Now Great
Deals Inside
Useless.
I'm tempted to go in and order that CD in store though.
I actually bought that album a year or two ago, and love it! Granted, I knew I wasn't buying a duster.. :)
And, since this thread is already NSFW, here's the track list:
root@librarian:/data/music/Blood Duster/Blood Duster - 2001 - Cunt# ls -Q
"01-We Are The Word Police.mp3"*
"02-Big Fat Arse.mp3"*
"03-Another Slack Arsed Aussie Band.mp3"*
"04-Porn Store Stiffi.mp3"*
"05-Pissing Content.mp3"*
"06-I Just Finished Sucking Off Metalheads In The Mens Urinals.mp3"*
"07-Hoochie Mumma.mp3"*
"08-I Love It When Joe Pesci Swears.mp3"*
"09-Stock Takin'.mp3"*
"10-Lets All Fuck.mp3"*
"11-A Track Suit Is Not Appropriate Metal Apparel.mp3"*
"12-The Corpse Song.mp3"*
"13-Fuck You Scene Boy.mp3"*
"14-Is Killing Clones Illegal.mp3"*
"15-Don't Call Me Homeboy Ya' Cunt.mp3"*
"16-Spefeven.mp3"*
"17-The Object Is To Shift Some Units.mp3"*
"18-Sweet Meat.mp3"*
"19-Dis-Organ-Ized.mp3"*
El Reg is indeed an effective force in many areas. But we really must avoid giving the government ideas. If someone gets the idea that the Reg can 'speed up removal' of mistakes on the net then they'll be given a juicy contract in no time flat with luncheon vouchers to boot.
All we readers will be left with is the articles about IT.
I once saw a new attachment for a hosepipe being offered for sale at a major DIY store which had sign above a basket of the product - a multi-function spray nozzle. Printed In letters a few inches high, the word began F and ended in ION, but the letters in between were transposed...