Epic win

She sounds badass

I wonder what the legal distance to hit a constable's helmet is.

'From' or 'to'?!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-jDKJT2dDZQ

Whoah

not hanging around! just found a load of his videos on youtube, all amazing shreddage!

http://www.theregister.co.uk/2017/04/12/prisoners_built_computer_connected_to_states_network/

Steal tiny bits from recycling centre, build PC AND get into prison network.

Really impressive.

Channel 5 scheduling team stand up; Watership Down for Easter Sunday lunch!

^

That movie traumatized me...In my 30s.

Well no childhood is completely without one book or movie that messes you up for life ;)

Yep, mine was "A Thief In The Night", saw it as kid.

That movie traumatised me...

Mine was Threads.

https://youtu.be/MrHoMSRZOS4

BBC film but at the time (and it shows) it was, and still is, acurate. No wonder Thatcher hated it

Oh yeah most depressing movie i ever saw... I think it messed me up for a week.

And i watched it in my 30s.

"Where the wind blows" a graphic novel about an old couple after the bomb went up messed me up too when i was about 14.

Good preparation for nihilism :)

https://www.propertynews.com/Property/Ballymena/BSC670789/Former-Nuclear-Bunker-Woodside-Road/

Anybody looking a nuclear bunker? ;)

We have our own down here:

http://www.secretnuclearbunker.com/

Don't tell anyone, it's secret.

Hehe cool!

this one is up for sale btw, that must be the weirdest mortgage request the bank will see for a while ;)

That's been for sale for yonks. Someone I know was telling me her father worked for the government nearby and was on the list of people who would be moved there if thing got all nukey.

They could put the folk up the hill in there, and give us the key...And Stormont ;)

Wonder what the running costs on it are.

Bet it would cost the earth.

My 15 year old, Alfie - known by many on here - shattered his thumb and wrist a couple of weeks ago and has been in plaster and bandages since.

I took him into St Thomas' today to have a new plastic splint fitted. When they removed the dressing, there were a number of equations/formulae written on his arm underneath where the bandages had been. This explains the good results he's been getting in his recent maths and science tests...

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-scotland-tayside-central-39806769

Strong. But in all seriousness - teach them how and when to use the formulae, not memorise them.

I thought you were going to say that no-one had any idea how the formulae got there...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Rru5jRWqj0c