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Guest Gary C

Isn't the punchline supposed to be; "The vicar may well have fallen on the potato whilst putting up curtains, but it doesn't explain why the potato was in a condom".

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Isn't the punchline supposed to be; "The vicar may well have fallen on the potato whilst putting up curtains, but it doesn't explain why the potato was in a condom".

lol

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Guest Gary C

It isn't. That's another urban legend.

 

Guy is admitted to hospital with a ketchup (catsup, wtflolyouidiots) bottle up his arse. Guy claims that he was fumbling to get his keys in the frontdoor after having returned from the shops. He put his shopping bags down, but his shorts fell down too. When he leant over to pull them up he lost his balance and sat on the ketchup bottle.

 

Here's the punchline I've already spoiled. It couldn't be explained why he had covered his new ketchup bottle in a condom.

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"The vicar had to undergo a delicate operation to extract the vegetable, one of a range of odd items medics in

Sheffield have had to remove from people's backsides or genitals."

 

I love the way they highlighted that fact it was Sheffield, as if the problem is isolated to that area.

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Also, isn't The Telegraph known for making up bullshit stories on the fly?

I think you mean The Daily Mail. God you're so stupid triachus. gtfo gg no re foad.

 

 

it is also on metro.co.uk, thesun.co.uk, news.com.au and couple of others...

Ahem => http://www.cracked.com/blog/5-easy-ways-to-spot-b.s.-news-story-internet/ (entry #4)

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Guest nene multiple assgasms

the vicar with a tater

he's not strange

he just wants to live his life this way

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Title sounds like an English nursery rhyme.

flol

How hard is it to remember to use tapered objects only?

also remembering to start with the smallest side seems important as well

right?

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"The vicar had to undergo a delicate operation to extract the vegetable''

 

They have to drill about 2 inches into the potato, then feed in a special a small umbrella style instrument which opens, clasping into the potato dragging it out with ease.

Apparently :whistling:

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