Words of Wisdom: The Dalai Lama
The Dalai Lama (Mr. Lama to you!) is back with some kick ass styles to slap down those mother hubbards who’ve been calling him a pussy for the last 74 years.
The Dalai Lama (Mr. Lama to you!) is back with some kick ass styles to slap down those mother hubbards who’ve been calling him a pussy for the last 74 years.


The only downsides are the robotic voices, but to be fair, they aren’t that bad. It isn’t likely to be free for long, so get your creative juices flowing soon.

“…the park and before he knew it something terrible happened.”
I accidentally lost the rest of it due to me serving it onto Tom (you can’t play tennis in three’s apparently) so here’s how the rest went:
… St Mary’s apple orchard had vanished. What was left? Biscuit crumbs. Tons of the stuff. This was the work of Fat keith. ‘No more cider for Jack’, he weeped as he sprinted full pace with his hands failing towards the devastation. The child wept as the chilling events unfolded before him, surely that old woman couldn’t have been right? The blind man, the prostitute and the ferrel child scrambled for the last rust encrusted wrench.. Only one would be beaten to death. The sky gods turned their eyes away in disgust. There was no fight. There was no picnic. Just appalling rust induced hugging. ‘What hope can there be if they can not learn to hate properly?’ said Hovis the God of Elasticity. He backed off momentarily, catching his breath before allowing the last remnants of blood to dribble down his chin. He should have know all along, who else but Eamonn Holmes could have done this? He held his shins praying for death.THE END
The Facts of Life are indisputable, carved into the stones of history and knowledge forever to lay down the laws of this world. But who knows them? No one, that’s who. So we’ve decided to put things right by finally educating the world of the amazing, true facts that make our planet such a rich and compelling place.
Tom’s decided to take that depressing old song, Needle in the Hay by Elliot Smith, and spruced it up with some feel-good melancholy.