I think it's time plugs got more of a plug because people don't really plug plugs much when they're too busy plugging other things. So let's hear it for plugs because they're useful. Plug over.
Plug
I got plenty of plugs doing a great job!
yeah but no but
He was good, Plug in the Bash Street Kids..
He was the person I aspired to be if I grew up
Muse are keen on plugs too... http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ncO5O37fNqQ
I had a French Teacher called Joe Plug, he taught French and was French.. how unoriginal of him..
Quote: puffinpol @ October 16, 2007, 12:35 AMMuse are keen on plugs too... http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ncO5O37fNqQ
Not quite tots TV is it
It's less disturbing
Quote: puffinpol @ October 16, 2007, 12:35 AMMuse are keen on plugs too... http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ncO5O37fNqQ
Plug in Baby. Doo doo doo, doo doo doo, doo doo doo dada doo doo dooooooooooooooo. Genius
I'm a tot, je suis un tot ... now I'll never sleep
Plug Me In - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oUU1VhXt9lk
This made me think about hair plugs, and I got a flashback to Tobias from Arrested Development.
I once had a friend at school called Plug but we never called him it to his face though.
It wasn't his fault he had a long nose and eyes out on stalks like that, poor child...
I have to admit that despite my efforts to save the enviroment, my carbon footprint is still big. It is however a lot less than it was but I have a lot of gadgets (stop it) that need pluging in - fairy lights, toys (stop it), kitchen stuff, etc. Very naughty.
I am a darn good recycler though and have my own shoppers so i don't use plastic bags and i buy lots of my beauty stuff from lush and reuse the packaging and save little bits for crafting.