In the real world, the sa …
In the real world, the saying goes “innocent until proven guilty.” In the internet world, the saying should be “male until proven female.”
Continue ReadingIn the real world, the saying goes “innocent until proven guilty.” In the internet world, the saying should be “male until proven female.”
Continue ReadingMr Sachs, his daughter and 18,000 BBC viewers have labelled Jonathan Ross and Russell Brand “sick.” Let’s hope to god they don’t discover this website.
Continue ReadingThe benefits of easy origami are two fold!
Continue ReadingSickipedia is a lot like a fridge. When you’re bored you keep opening and closing it every couple of minutes to see if there’s anything good, but nothing ever changes.
Continue ReadingFollowing the huge success of facebook, they are releasing a new website just for the black people among us. The web address is www.junglebook.com
Continue ReadingHow boring would Sickipedia be if Gerry and Kate had hired a babysitter?
Continue ReadingDid you hear about the new social network? It’s called the phonebook.
Continue ReadingSickipedia has saved me so many trips to confession
Continue ReadingI was just about to enter a joke about Christians and got this. Database latency too high Sickipedia appears to have lost the connection to the database. Predictably, there are 666 of you looking at this page. How apt……….
Continue ReadingWell it’s the end of Ceefax. And in case you’re wondering what Ceefax was. It was like the Internet for Paupers and The Welsh.
Continue ReadingAm I the only one to take it personally when you get a E-Mail saying mail delivery failure notification?
Continue ReadingHow come I’m always the 999,999th visitor on the same website?
Continue ReadingI’m extremely worried about this ‘Ban Sickipedia’ group on Facebook. What would I do without Sickipedia? Probably go out, get a job, a girlfriend….
Continue ReadingWhoever said “No news is good news” was obviously not a Sickipedian.
Continue ReadingI’m glad to see that Google have not forgotten the issue of third world famine with their logo today; an Ethopian family portrait.
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