Fantastic!
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This guy reminded me of the black knight from Monty Python and the Holy Grail: Tis but a scratch!
Originally posted by Hibster the story about cannibalism?the 2nd link doesn't work...
I thought the story might get overwritten, its a website dedicated to the iraq foreign minister, the websites mentioned in the papers this morning so i expect its taking a lot of hits and might be hard to access, the link definatly works though as i tried it when i posted this thread :)
when i try the second link i get this
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Originally posted by DoN > Originally posted by Hibster the story about cannibalism?the 2nd link doesn't work...
I thought the story might get overwritten, its a website dedicated to the iraq foreign minister, the websites mentioned in the papers this morning so i expect its taking a lot of hits and might be hard to access, the link definatly works though as i tried it when i posted this thread :)
Yes it did...and it was very funny. Pity it's gone now.
when i were a lass, a couple of my mates broke INTO an open prison just outside preston with a box of bensons crisps (very unpleasant cheapo crisps) to share with one of their mates, and some dodgy tobacco. very silly.
Ok, seeing as the news stories seem to get overwritten, rather than place a link for the latest story about the information minister here is the text.
And now, the al-Sahaf talking doll NEW YORK (Reuters) - People who joined the cult following of Iraq's wartime spokesman Mohammed Saeed al-Sahaf can now buy a talking doll and hear him say things like "our initial assessment is that they will all die" as often as they want. The Connecticut company Herobuilders.com built the doll and also sells others that make fun of Iraq war allies U.S. President George W. Bush and Prime Minister Tony Blair. The company made the "Iraqi Dis-information Minister Action Figure Doll" of the former Iraq Information Minister al-Sahaf, who disappeared from Baghdad after the invasion of U.S. troops whose presence he had bizarrely denied. TV viewers around the world took a liking to his often colorful statements that became the butt of television talk show jokes in the United States. A Web site, www.welovetheiraqiinformationminister.com, drew 4,000 hits a second after its launch a week ago. The doll says, "There are no Americans infidels in Baghdad, never. Our initial assessment is that they will all die. I am not scared and neither should you be. They're not even within 100 miles of Baghdad." Herobuilders.com owner Emil Vicale said he wanted to take advantage of the craze and built the doll of al-Sahaf dressed in trademark army fatigues and black beret to be sold for $35.95 (25 pounds). "We were able to obtain a digital copy of his voice, his sound bites," Vicale said. "We were able to digitize that and impregnate that on a voice chip." Other dolls sold by the same company include "Saddam Insane", "President G.W.", "Butcher of Baghdad", "British Ally", and "Osama is Drag" -- al Qaeda leader Osama bin Laden in a pink dress.
