One for james tigerwoods the ambwilans man

[onesickpuppy]

This made me chuckle:

BBC Website

[Hugo a Gogo]

19:08 GMT, Friday, 31 October 2008

[vixen1700]

Why does this happen, that the most read thing on the BBC site is years old.

I just saw that myself on the BBC site and told the people in the office about it. Without seeing the date, obviously.

[matchmaker]

I saw it as well, clicked on it, and as soon as I saw the picture checked the date!

[Captain Muppet]

BBC said:

Pant-y-Blawd Road

I wonder what it's called the other three weeks of the month?

[onesickpuppy]

Still made me chuckle even if it is an old one.

Must admit I didn't check the date though...

[onesickpuppy]

Captain Muppet said:

BBC said:

Pant-y-Blawd Road

I wonder what it's called the other three weeks of the month?

[Snowboy]

vixen1700 said:

Why does this happen, that the most read thing on the BBC site is years old.

I just saw that myself on the BBC site and told the people in the office about it. Without seeing the date, obviously.

It happens when someone links it on Facebook or here, lots to f people click it and share it - and it goes a bit viral.

It's the same with the guy who married a goat that comes up every year like a spring daffodil.

[GTIR]

Snowboy said:

vixen1700 said:

Why does this happen, that the most read thing on the BBC site is years old.

I just saw that myself on the BBC site and told the people in the office about it. Without seeing the date, obviously.

It happens when someone links it on Facebook or here, lots to f people click it and share it - and it goes a bit viral.

It's the same with the guy who married a goat that comes up every year like a spring daffodil.

You're kidding?

[Kiltie]

Snowboy said:

... the guy who married a goat ...

The nanny state gone mad.

[Gargamel]

Kiltie said:

The nanny state gone mad.

Butt out, with your rubbish puns