The random picture thread

[Bender]

Any photos that are even slightly NSFW are censored at the very least here. Usually they are removed all together.

Its to stop situations like Chazza and Muddled mentioned from happening. We used to have a NSFW forum on here. But if I remember Paul, AnfieldForever and MrM decided it was better to bin it off and point people in the direction of google for their sexy photo needs.

It seems like a strict policy, but I think its the only way. It leaves no grey areas. Sorry you feel aggrieved Benderihno. But thats just the way it is unfortunatly

Like asking the ladies who wear short skirts/dresses at work to go home as they will/might offend some people or seeing ladies wearing revealing clothes on the streets, are you going to ask them to cover up or are you going to be outraged and go home......
i hear what your saying but still i think it's wrong!

[Alex]

No, because how people dress in their day to day life is none of my business. If its inappropriate at work though they would be. Just like I would if I came to work in a vest and some speedos.

[Bender]

No, because how people dress in their day to day life is none of my business. If its inappropriate at work though they would be. Just like I would if I came to work in a vest and some speedos.

no point discussing this anymore!

[Alex]

[Yozza]

No, because how people dress in their day to day life is none of my business. If its inappropriate at work though they would be. Just like I would if I came to work in a vest and some speedos.

Budgie smugglers FTW



Not........

[Darkon]

[Lee]

[Rigadon]

10 years ago

[Chazza]

[Shaggy]

[Muddled]

[PTP]

remember that jim'll paint it - people send him random picture requests and he paints in paintshop or something

this has just cracked me up

Lenny Henry turning away Mary and Joseph from a Premier Inn

[Muddled]

Although that's Arsenio Hall, not Lenny Henry.

[Yozza]

China starts televising the sunset on giant TV screens because Beijing is so clouded in smog

[Yozza]

These remarkable pictures are actually stills from a film, illustrating a shot-by-shot comparison of London now and in 1927.