Telegraph.co.uk: Giant inflatable turd escapes moorings and brings down electricity line | Martin Stabe

Telegraph.co.uk: Giant inflatable turd escapes moorings and brings down electricity line

Friday, 15 August 2008, 11:02 via Delicious/martinstabe

A headline I never expected to see in the Telegraph, or anywhere else, for that matter. Read More...

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