Delusions of Grandeur and Miscellaneous Prats13 Oct 2009 09:01 am
By Nelson

I found Bruce Grant happily blathering away in every thread ever.

Should patent theft be criminalised?

Methinks plagiarism should be a criminal offence, let alone inventions. After all, stories are personal ideas and inventions akin to scientific ones. What say you?
Cuger Brant
Bruce Grant

Bruce says “methinks” a lot. He also says “QED” at the end of quite a lot of his posts. You might start to wonder whether he’s some kind of insufferably pompous wanker but, rest assured, there’s another explanation: Bruce is actually better known as the author “Cuger Brant”! Like all great authors, Bruce cannot help but sprinkle his prose with shit like “dear reader” and “what say you?”.

Bruce is more than just an author though, he’s also a publisher and has published several works by the author “Cuger Brant”! I urge you to go check them out on Amazon. You can even do the “Look Inside” thing and read a few pages. They’re mainly about the environment and technology and are bursting with prophetic warnings.

I think my favourite is “Something Wicked This Way Comes” which features a terrifying vision of what can happen when nanotech goes horribly, horribly wrong. Bruce rejects the usual “grey goo” scenario and imagines medical nanobots taking over the body of a man called David. They start off in his leg but soon they take over his brain! The new entity calls itself “The David”. Then a bit of The David’s nanotech jiz goes right up his girlfriend and converts her into a nanotech thingy too. Then they make loads more clones and they all get jobs (“mostly clerical IT-oriented”) and The David decides they need a bigger house. Seriously. It’s fucking brilliant.

I’ll leave the last word to Bruce. Have you got anything really useful you can tell us, Bruce? Life-changing advice that you’ve picked up over the years? Another thought-provoking vision of a dystopian future? Or, if you’re a bit busy, how about the sort of generic Esther Rantzen-style advice that you might get from a fucking vending machine?

So there may be a postal strike. OK lets use this to our advantage. Instead of sending those christmas cards because you feel guilty about not contacting friends or family, ring them. Have a chat, talk about old times, communicate, wish them a merry christmas with sincerity. Both you and they, will be all the better for it.
Bruce Grant

Yeah, man. Them’s the goods right there. Thanks Bruce. Methinks.

100 Responses to “The David”

  1. on 13 Oct 2009 at 9:09 am Mesostim

    But I like a cheaply made card of a pair of seasonal looking kittens… it makes me feel festive :(

  2. on 13 Oct 2009 at 9:17 am Cheb Ghobbi Adair

    It suddenly became aware, a bit like the Big Bang Theory really.

    Eh?

  3. on 13 Oct 2009 at 9:21 am Felna

    I think, It, The Bruce, should be classified under ‘the regular twats’ as I feel this isn’t the last we’ve heard of this man…

  4. on 13 Oct 2009 at 9:23 am Scaryduck

    People who say “methinks” should have their faces set on fire before being locked in a room full of paedophiles and killer wasps.

  5. on 13 Oct 2009 at 9:27 am Felna

    Just found this little gem on the subject of Pakistan:

    He Who Fights and Runs Away, Lives to Fight Another Day…..

    John Abraham, Edmonton, Canada

    What if he fights and takes over a nuclear missile site? Where will you run to?

    The situation in Pakistan will threaten world peace if it gets out of hand, as a radical, western hating (including Israel) terrorist group will not care. It will use the tools at hand for the greater cause. The cause? Anyone or anything that is not Islamic.
    That means YOU lot who have free speech on this page!!
    Bruce Grant

    What if they fight and turn into self-regenerating nanotech-fed zombies who take over the planet with their advanced clerical IT skills. Bet John Abraham didn’t think of that either.

  6. on 13 Oct 2009 at 9:28 am ekcol

    Ooh, and Something Wicked This Way Comes has a 5 star review… by a user with no real name who has only ever reviewed Cuger Brant books.

  7. on 13 Oct 2009 at 9:29 am Manly J. Panda

    I followed the link to this from a Twitter feed, so I will not comment on The Bruce, for I am clearly a massive panda arse.

  8. on 13 Oct 2009 at 9:30 am Loztralia

    “Cuger Brant” is a fucking shit anagram. It doesn’t even sound like a name. If that’s the level of imagination and verbal dexterity he displays over ten letters I shudder to think how fucking awful his books must be.

  9. on 13 Oct 2009 at 9:32 am Loztralia

    On the other hand, he has a family and stuff. I really hope people aren’t vile to the poor fucker on the Amazon pages. It’s not necessary is it? Keep it here, just this once.

  10. on 13 Oct 2009 at 9:36 am Loztralia

    On the other other hand, reading the obvious self-reviews of his books is distinctly reminiscent of Dr Rick Dagless MD picking up a novel by Garth Marenghi and commenting on how surprisingly good it is in Garth Marenghi’s Darkplace.

    Right that’s it, I’m banning myself from comments now.

  11. on 13 Oct 2009 at 9:36 am Werka

    Amazing. I like the review of A Very Dirty Business where CUGAR BRA-ahem I mean LUKEY LOOK “DEN” says that “This terrorist thriller would make a good film”. In case there are any film production companies reading, seemingly.

  12. on 13 Oct 2009 at 9:40 am chris

    ekcol

    Ooh, and Something Wicked This Way Comes has a 5 star review… by a user with no real name who has only ever reviewed Cuger Brant books.

    How dare you accuse Mr. Brant, whoever he is, of having shill reviewers on Amazon! Why, that’s slander! Next thing you know you’ll be accusing him of only ever having books published under vanity labels, and forking out his retirement money on publishing huge print runs of his crap to get some kind of pyrrhic fame!

  13. on 13 Oct 2009 at 9:42 am chris

    Of course, when I said the above about vanity publishers, I was just guessing and saying it for shits and giggles.

    But apparently I’m a fucking psychic.

  14. on 13 Oct 2009 at 9:57 am kukomanga

    The bit where you turn the pages by clicking and dragging is quite nice though.

  15. on 13 Oct 2009 at 10:31 am Scott

    “It suddenly became aware, a bit like the Big Bang theory really.”

    Fucking. Awesome. It’s so casually written, and yet it makes NO FUCKING SENSE WHATSOEVER.

    I also like how the surgeon feels the need to re-explain to David the experimental surgery he’s already explained and undergone.

  16. on 13 Oct 2009 at 10:44 am Grumbell

    ‘methinks’ Cuger Brant is probably Swahili for “I’m a Cunt”.

  17. on 13 Oct 2009 at 10:44 am dirigible

    Methinks he’s unaware of the idea/expression split, the history of story patents, and the conclusions drawn by economic studies of the impact of patenting. Marry, nuncle, he is verily a decapod’s diseased dong!

    Q.E.D

  18. on 13 Oct 2009 at 10:59 am Schroduck

    Should the classics be updated?

    To hell with PC, to hell with ‘Modern’ ethics. I showed my kids Tales from the river bank, Noddy and big ears, Andy pandy etc. All on video. There is something distinctly Brittish about them that i value. The simple, uncomplicated, tenderness of the stories and education from them, is just pleasing. My children were as enthusiastic as i was, watching them. There is a moral there people!!

    Bruce Grant

    Noddy on scratchy VHS tape – just as Enid Blyton intended.

    And the moral seems to be “Cuger Brant” has the mental age of a 5 year old.

  19. on 13 Oct 2009 at 11:09 am Jake

    Cuger Brant is an anagram of “cunt barger”.

    The back of “Something Wicked Comes This Way” says “Each tale has a subliminal message” and that we should “be afraid… be very afraid” agh.

  20. on 13 Oct 2009 at 11:43 am Buger Crant

    Well, I had a look at this – ‘Cuger Brant’ is it? And I thought his books looked marvellous – intelligent and thought provoking, methought.

  21. on 13 Oct 2009 at 11:45 am chris

    kukomanga

    The bit where you turn the pages by clicking and dragging is quite nice though.

    At a cost of £749 for the “Epic” package (which gets you three books), I should fucking hope they’ve got a rockin’ website. I bet they’ve all got rockin’ cars and rockin’ flats on Docklands too. There’s a lot of money in parting fools from their money.

    Did you see Cunty Badger’s recommendation for Epic Press on the back cover? Apparently he’s in great company, with the world renowned Peter Haines (who writes of “The Clairion Resource”, “an assassin so ruthless and so beautiful that she is probably the most dangerous woman in the world.”) and Clive Birch, who writes about…

    …well, I’m not sure, but I’m damn sure the fucker doesn’t know what you’re supposed to do with a semi-colon, and that he’s badly in need of a lesson on not ending sentences with a preposition.

    Only small things, I know, but when you’re calling yourself a writer, you should probably know a few of the rules they follow.

    Not that Epic Press give a fuck – in fact, mistakes in your manuscript are great for profits… £45 a fucking hour, no less.

  22. on 13 Oct 2009 at 11:45 am Tim

    “Cuger Brant” is a fucking shit anagram.

    I assumed it was a Spoonerism. Except I don’t know what a “Brager” is.

  23. on 13 Oct 2009 at 11:45 am Gypsy On Benefits

    This guy makes Andy Kadir-Buxton seem almost sane. I’d love the two of them to get together over a pint or two.

  24. on 13 Oct 2009 at 11:49 am Gypsy On Benefits

    I particularly liked this one too, particularly point 5:

    DEBATE:
    How will you save on your energy bills?
    SENT:
    10-Oct-2009 20:34
    COMMENT:
    1. Switch all heating off before you retire
    2..Switch kids bedroom heaters off in mornings (thus encouraging them to stay put).
    3. Boil my eggs in the kettle, use water for coffee.
    4. Wear outdoor clothing in doors at all times.
    5. If too cold in mornings, scrape ice from inside of windows and use in kettle for aforesaid tasks (thus saving on water bills).
    6. Wash and shave at work instead of home.
    7. if really cold, watch a political broadcast telling you how great it is to be british.

  25. on 13 Oct 2009 at 11:53 am Yossarian

    [blockquote]he’s badly in need of a lesson on not ending sentences with a preposition.[/blockquote]

    That is the sort of thing up with which I will not put

  26. on 13 Oct 2009 at 11:57 am Yossarian

    Think your clever do you blockquotes?

    blockquote

    how’d you like them apples!

  27. on 13 Oct 2009 at 11:57 am Yossarian

    you’re dammit!

  28. on 13 Oct 2009 at 12:00 pm funny peculiar

    This is from a thread about the 2012 London Olympics…

    YES! It is the year of consequence. It is the year when all our past failings, everything, we have sown WILL catch up with us. It is the year in which we will see our future before us! Honestly! It is the year the Arctic Ice cap disappears..You had better believe me people! Ranting? No, not at all….Cuger Brant.

    He also ends posts with “Think about it, people!” and ends many sentences with the pompous tag, “is it not?” instead of “isn’t it?”

    He is a complete mad man, is he not? What say you, people?

  29. on 13 Oct 2009 at 12:01 pm Rod Wrongnob

    Ooh, anagrams. Almost as much fun as poetry!
    Rare GB cunt
    Grunt brace
    Bent car rug
    Brag cunter
    OK, that’s enough. I’ll fetch my coat.

    But first this from the great wazzock:

    Of course the media influences votes. That is where a lot of people get their information. Mr. Brown should not be worried about the Sun however. from an Independent perspective, I have Observed, and it is Mirrored in their conversations, the People who read it are not of the age to vote anyway. I heard on the Telegraph, that most Mails prefer the Guardians of the real news the BBC. A sign of the Times I suppose!

    Sorry people, I had this sudden urge!!!

    Yeah, me too now.

  30. on 13 Oct 2009 at 12:02 pm The Go-nutteer

    “Customers Who Bought This Item Also Bought…”

    Holy shit, customers actually bought this item? Even after looking inside it?

  31. on 13 Oct 2009 at 12:04 pm Nelson

    I really hope people aren’t vile to the poor fucker on the Amazon pages. It’s not necessary is it? Keep it here, just this once.

    Ar. It’s not like he won’t find this page while googling himself anyway.

    There’s already one po-faced review from the highly perceptive “Enzyme” who has spotted that Cuger Brant’s writing isn’t very good.

  32. on 13 Oct 2009 at 12:12 pm Err Cunt bag

    Methinks his work is very good is it not?

  33. on 13 Oct 2009 at 12:13 pm Urgent crab

    verily he’s a fox’s fundament

  34. on 13 Oct 2009 at 12:50 pm Banger

    Does anyone else read ‘methinks’ and imagine the sentence being read by Timothy Claypole from Rentaghost?

    No? Just me then.

  35. on 13 Oct 2009 at 1:02 pm Kitchen

    Why does the international super spy and ‘most dangerous woman’ look like a slutty librarian?

  36. on 13 Oct 2009 at 1:18 pm Throbbe

    Gadzooks Banger, you are correct. Is he not, people?

  37. on 13 Oct 2009 at 1:25 pm 773 (metric)

    ooh, lovely – the Epic Package, for £749, gets you PROFFESIONAL TYPESETTING (sic).

    No further questions, Your Honour.

  38. on 13 Oct 2009 at 1:30 pm chris

    Kitchen

    Why does the international super spy and ‘most dangerous woman’ look like a slutty librarian?

    I don’t know, but if it helps clarify things, unlike an actual publisher, Epic Press makes people design their own covers. Search Getty for “sexy+librarian”, or more likely, have a look at some of the cheap porn novels on Amazon and see whose copyright he’s infringed.

    I did my own research, and decided that the world’s deadliest and sexiest woman in Haines’ literary world would look something more like this.

  39. on 13 Oct 2009 at 1:37 pm EAB

    From the cover of Endgame:

    Your life.

    Your Planet.

    Your children’s inheritance

    To be fair, I was planning to piss it all away anyway, no worries there then.

  40. on 13 Oct 2009 at 1:51 pm History Crow

    “She was numb at first, then in a coma, then in a few days better again”

  41. on 13 Oct 2009 at 2:08 pm Colonel

    She was numb at first, then in a coma, then in a few days better again

    Well, that’s rohypnol for you.

  42. on 13 Oct 2009 at 2:28 pm Charles Exford, Oxton

    Something Wicked This Way Comes

    I wonder how he came up with *that* title? It couldn’t have been an act of plagiarism, after all.

  43. on 13 Oct 2009 at 2:57 pm TheChris

    Epic is a self-publishing house. The world has niot gone mad after all.

  44. on 13 Oct 2009 at 3:00 pm Rotwatcher

    I’ve found the motherlode for Cunter Bruge’s oeuvre – it’s all here at Wondermark

  45. on 13 Oct 2009 at 3:39 pm Millie munro

    Moi thinks it’s not all bad.

    Carrying a knife for ‘Protection’ is NOT an excuse. If you do, you should expect a jail sentence if caught. END OF ARGUMENT.

    At least he put ARGUMENT after END OF.

  46. on 13 Oct 2009 at 3:41 pm The Go-nutteer

    [blockquote]Oh yes, just to show i’m not too impartial, stop immigration as well! We are full up!![/blockquote]

  47. on 13 Oct 2009 at 3:48 pm mil

    Medical nanobots? Not the same medical nanobots as featured in Stone by Adam Roberts.

  48. on 13 Oct 2009 at 4:04 pm GiveItAGo

    To be fair, mil, it’s the same medical nanobots as featured in hundreds of sf novels.

  49. on 13 Oct 2009 at 5:05 pm Settle down class Professor Craig here

    When its a story it isn’t patent theft it is copyright theft.

    The former, which relates to inventions, is far more important & much less well protected but of less interest to people who write newspaper articles.

  50. on 13 Oct 2009 at 5:27 pm funny peculiar

    Gosh, Neil, how incredibly interesting, it’s a laugh a minute when you’re around, isn’t it? I’m sorry to say that Cuger Brant is more readable than you… But then, so is Paula Nancy Millstone Jennings of Greenbridge, Essex.

    Yet, methinks there must be thousands of fantastic Serbian authors who have had their books censored and their living kidneys harvested by the Nazi-BBC, are there not? Probably all Jeffery Archer stuff was stolen from murdered Serbs. And Paddy Ashdown’s lie-filled biography is clearly a clumsy re-write of Milosevic’s brilliant diaries. It’s simply shocking.

  51. on 13 Oct 2009 at 5:47 pm Ed aka Notanymore Craig

    @Rotwatcher

    From the Wondermark article you cite: I nominate La Spechette as the “cherubic girl with pigtails and spunk”. I assume the “spunk” there is short for “cyberpunk”.

  52. on 13 Oct 2009 at 6:43 pm Gerbuc Rant

    You should also (methinks) check out the musings of Storyman (http://www.dailymail.co.uk/debate/debatesearch/debateUserSearch.html?user=2738039), who’s a totally unrelated (methinks) but equally talented writer on related subjects. Methinks.

  53. on 13 Oct 2009 at 8:11 pm cpir

    Google can have all rights to my books for £1000.000. Please send cheque to Cuger Brant. Ask publisher for details. (I will even let them have the rights to my next book)

    After all, what is the point in expressing an idea or thought without an audience. To me, it would be akin to inventing a perpetual motion engine and putting it in the celler and forgetting about it!

    How much for a Cant Burger?

  54. on 13 Oct 2009 at 8:22 pm Bit Special AKA La Spesh

    @Ed – thanks for the compliment, but it’s still a no to the bukkake. Give it a rest, man!

    Have been pissing myself with laughter at Cunt Begar’s synopsis and life story over on Amazon:

    Who knows what your future holds? Do you really want to know? Be afraid…very afraid! Just pray one of these scenarios doesn’t happen. A collection of tales with nightmarish prophecies. Each tale has a subliminal message. Each may wake you in the deep dark night. Perhaps one may not even let you sleep…Cuger Brant was born in London, England. He spent his early childhood in an old Victorian London workhouse which had been converted into a children’s home. His childhood was hard and regimented. This upbringing gave him a different perspective on life. He says it has enriched his views and perceptions on what is important and what is not. He is a devout Christian. He is also an experienced and dedicated environmentalist and has been working for the government in this field for the last 20 years. He and his family currently reside in the southern counties of England.

    Weird, crap childhood? Check.
    Religious twat? Check.
    Bullshit hazy job description? Check.
    (Southerner? Chec… sorry, couldn’t resist)

    Ladies an’ Gennelmen, I think we have found our Triad of Twatbasketry. Much as the FBI use a 3-point system for identifying the roots of psychopathy in childhood AKA The MacDonald Triad (cruelty to animals, fire-starting, twisted fire-starting and delayed-age bedwetting), so we have our easily identifiable system for recognising Level 1 Fuckbuckets*.

    Of course, we could just continue to recognise them by their poor grammar, tiresome self-obsessions, ignorance and mental witterings, methinks. If I’m right.

    *Not as good as twatbasket, but it’s the best I can come up with whilst cold-stricken.

  55. on 13 Oct 2009 at 9:22 pm john Adair's Gerbil

    Umm.

    Err.

    Nope, words are failing me here. There are some books I’ve picked up that I failed to get past the first chapter. This one, I failed to get past the first paragraph. Oh dear oh dear oh dear.

    It’s not called vanity publising for nothing.

  56. on 13 Oct 2009 at 9:39 pm cpir

    He is also an experienced and dedicated environmentalist…

    Euew, that one really made me cringe.

  57. on 13 Oct 2009 at 10:01 pm cpir

    @john Adair’s Gerbil

    I just had a ‘Look Inside’ too and sorely regret it. It’s like a window envelope containing a pig’s prolapse.

  58. on 13 Oct 2009 at 10:17 pm He's Spartacus

    Actually, I have it on good authority that Cuger Brant is his real name and Bruce Grant is the pseudonym.

    He’s cleverer than you think. Certainly threw a lot of you fuckers off the scent.

  59. on 13 Oct 2009 at 10:30 pm He's Spartacus

    He and his family currently reside in the southern counties of England

    All at once or does he actually move from Kent, to Cornwall, to Devon, to Dorset, to Hants, to Sussex, to Kent and back again in reverse order, on a rota system?

    Or maybe he just picks them at random.

    See? I told you. Resourceful fellow.

  60. on 13 Oct 2009 at 10:37 pm funny peculiar

    He and his family currently reside in the southern counties of England – Cuger Brant’s Bio

    He lives in Essex, the ex-wife and kids are in Cornwall.

    Each tale has a subliminal message.

    …don’t waste your money on amateur sci-fi.

    He spent his early childhood in an old Victorian London workhouse which had been converted into a children’s home.

    …where despite his angelic choirboy looks, he bravely ask for better conditions from Mister Ebeneezer Badcharacter.

    (a shiny 5-pound coin to anyone who can google up a modern children’s home that used to be a victorian workhouse)

  61. on 13 Oct 2009 at 11:29 pm History Crow

    I’m still trying to come to terms with that line I posted earlier.

    The horror!

  62. on 14 Oct 2009 at 12:11 am Pirate Pete

    I’m going to have to get the first mate to read some Stephen Baxter to me and then go and have a little lie down…

  63. on 14 Oct 2009 at 6:12 am cpir

    @History Crow

    Don’t worry, it’s just side effects. Very soon you’ll feel rebuilt, created, then in a few days better again.

  64. on 14 Oct 2009 at 7:54 am jbd

    according to wikipedia he is a resident of Tunbridge Wells, and some bloke called Dilly Braimoh is making a programme about Cuger and that children’s home he was in. The name of that home is Beecholme…now can I have my 5-pound coin.

  65. on 14 Oct 2009 at 8:09 am That Bloke in the Corner

    Having skimmed the reviews and read a little of Cuger Brant, I have decided that yes, he is an author of merit and shall now remove Old Moores Almanack from it’s number one spot in the outside lavvy.
    I do hope that Mr Brant’s work has the same absorbency.

  66. on 14 Oct 2009 at 9:25 am Marx & Sparx

    Fuck me! According to his post on this CNN blog (10th one down)http://inthefield.blogs.cnn.com/2009/04/02/spirit-of-the-mob-lives-on-in-
    london/

    Endgame took him two years to write!!! What was that old adage about monkeys, type writers & the complete works of Shakespear?

  67. on 14 Oct 2009 at 9:39 am Marx & Sparx

    In fact even better is Bruce Grant’s review of Al Gore’s An Inconvenient Truth at Waterstones online, which he considers to be a “silly book” of course he much prefers Cuger Brant’s Prediction.

    You couldn’t make it up. Oh sorry you just did, didn’t you Brian?

  68. on 14 Oct 2009 at 9:42 am Cheb Ghobbi

    Funny Peculiar

    Don’t encourage Neil! We’ll get blahed again.

  69. on 14 Oct 2009 at 10:06 am jbd

    never mind encouraging Neil, I want my shiny 5 pound coin.

  70. on 14 Oct 2009 at 11:07 am chris

    Cuger Brant was born in an old Victorian London workhouse which had been converted into a children’s home. His childhood was hard and gave him a different perspective on life. He has perceptions. He is a devout Christian. He is also an experienced and dedicated mentalist and has been working for the government in a field for the last 20 years. He and his family currently reside.

    He’s badly in need of an editor. Luckily, I have little to no experience in this field.

  71. on 14 Oct 2009 at 11:32 am chris

    I don’t like posting twice in a row. It suggests I don’t read anything and jump straight down to post a comment. I don’t, but I couldn’t help just throwing this into the ring.

    Gerbuc Rant

    You should also (methinks) check out the musings of Storyman (http://www.dailymail.co.uk/debate/debatesearch/debateUserSearch.html?user=2738039), who’s a totally unrelated (methinks) but equally talented writer on related subjects. Methinks.

    This was my favourite:

    Got two more on the go. I just keep pushing them at publishers. +sending short stories helps. Get some negative replys such as Please do not send insolicited mail. (one i sent to dreamworks for a film) Sure i have my sights set high ,but you don’t know if you don’t try! I keep on trying though! Sent letter back to Dreamworks saying i didn’t ask for their unsolicited posters around my town. Works both ways!

    It really doesn’t.

  72. on 14 Oct 2009 at 12:07 pm Death

    I love that Cuger Brant apparently doesn’t actually know what ‘synopsis’ means, and thinks it means ‘tell your life story making it sound as hard and difficult as possible while still trying to make yourself seem vaguely important’.

  73. on 14 Oct 2009 at 12:16 pm random punter

    773 (metric)

    ooh, lovely – the Epic Package, for £749, gets you PROFFESIONAL TYPESETTING (sic).

    No further questions, Your Honour.

    Well, they seem to have fixed that, but….they obviously don’t include spell-checking the front cover in their list of services – I mean, who ever looks at the cover of a book anyway? Oh – just me and the other sad fuckers (EAB excluded of course).
    http://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/reader/1906557055/ref=sib_dp_pt#reader-page

  74. on 14 Oct 2009 at 12:18 pm Rod Wrongnob

    according to wikipedia… that children’s home he was in… is Beecholme

    Beechholme. In the history you can see that when Berc Ratgun added the link to his own Amazon page, he failed to notice that he was cutting off the end of the sentence he himself had added 4 minutes earlier. You can also see his ip address – now we have him at our mercy.

  75. on 14 Oct 2009 at 12:55 pm random punter

    …and Dilly Braimoh is a half Jewish, half Nigerian waif who does a cookery programme.

    THE BEECHHOLME SCHOOL SONG

    Hurrah for the Banstead School, the school of the breezy downs,

    We pass our days in the open ways, afar from the reek of towns,

    And whether we work or play, the lesson we learn is the same,

    Play up for your side and win if you can, but anyway play the game.

    Honest – I’m not making it up. One couldn’t, dear reader. http://tinyurl.com/yh7xqky

  76. on 14 Oct 2009 at 1:31 pm jbd

    whatever you lot say, I still get the 5 pound coin. I found that link first.

  77. on 14 Oct 2009 at 1:37 pm StealthBadger

    Cuger Brant is an anagram of “Grab ‘er Cunt”.

    A yorkshire subliminal message, methinks?

  78. on 14 Oct 2009 at 1:45 pm Settle down class Professor Craig here

    My name is Neil Craig and I fuck children.

  79. on 14 Oct 2009 at 2:21 pm chris

    No Neil, it is not funnier and sillier than you. You are the biggest joke we all find so amusing, and that practical joke intended to make a mockery of any notion of international justice and muddy the waters so clowns like you can dive in and twat your head on that brick at the bottom was nowhere near as funny as the deluded, self-absorbed, “9%-Growth-Is-This-Blog-A-Joke?” five foot plus stack of dog shit that makes up your corpus.

    Honestly. I wouldn’t lie to you, at least as I deign to give you any attention at all.

    Do let me know when you find your next tenuous link to something you’re interested in so I can come and call you a cunt with me fancy book-learned words.

  80. on 14 Oct 2009 at 2:25 pm the_voice_of_reason

    Neil Craig:

    No.

  81. on 14 Oct 2009 at 2:41 pm random punter

    Fuck off Neil, you willy. (That should get a larf!)

    What you need is a proper job. I just saw this: http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/scotland/glasgow_and_west/8306582.stm

    Apparently they need someone to translate Glaswegian into English. I realise that’s probably a step up from translating it into bollocks, like you do already, but feel sure that with a little homework you could manage. And it pays one hundred and forty of Her Majesty’s finest pounds per day. I suspect that includes a 9% growth factor as well.

    (If you get the gig, please give jbd a fiver out of your first pay packet, to stop the bastard whining. Consider it in lieu of my commission for pointing you at the job. Thank you.)

  82. on 14 Oct 2009 at 3:49 pm jbd

    fuck Neil! Do I still get the 5 pound coin.

  83. on 14 Oct 2009 at 4:25 pm Ed aka Notanymore Craig

    @jbd

    I have something shiny and 5 pounds for you. It’s coiled up, and I suggest you let it dry out for a couple of days, though. It’s not a coin.

  84. on 14 Oct 2009 at 6:13 pm funnypeculiar

    @JBD There’s a five pound coin winging its way to your email as we speak. Congrats.

  85. on 14 Oct 2009 at 6:17 pm Settle down class Professor Craig here

    Chris your “to make a mockery of any notion of international justice” fails to note that it has already been done.

    voice of reason – 2nd wittiest poster on here after me – keep it up.

  86. on 14 Oct 2009 at 6:26 pm funnypeculiar

    Hi Neil. :-) You Freaky Funny-Farm Fugitive.

    Watch carefully, please…
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    This one is shit.
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    This one is Shinola.
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    Now… which is which, Neil?

  87. on 15 Oct 2009 at 12:05 am Ed aka Notanymore Craig

    There’s a brilliant reference to that old saying on the Wikipedia page:

    In The Golden Girls episode, “The Case of The Libertine Belle”, Rose remarks that she was once called “The Sherlock Holmes of St. Olaf”, to which Dorothy ask, “Figured out which was one was Shinola, did you?” Rose, with a worn look on her face replies, “The hard way…”

  88. on 15 Oct 2009 at 10:01 am Nelson

    Everyone – please stop feeding the troll.

    Neil, if you keep posting long boring wank on my site I’ll just edit ALL your posts to say “My name is Neil Craig and I fuck children” (see above).

    Keep it short, relevant and stop banging your drum and I’ll let your posts stand.

    Now, go have a quick wank about how you finally got censored (you MUST be close to the truth!) and then try your best NOT to post anything here about it. You know what’ll happen if you do.

    Love,

    Nelson
    x

  89. on 15 Oct 2009 at 5:02 pm Settle down class Professor Craig here

    Thank you Nelson for your idiotic post criticising my 4 line post as being to long & not humerous enough.

    That is your 15 line humourless post.

    Sidesplitting. Now go back to fucking your mother you disgusting turd.

  90. on 15 Oct 2009 at 6:05 pm Nelson

    That’s better.

    It was your long post about Serbia (your 6,438th I believe) that I was referring to. The one I edited.

    Anyway. Let’s hope you can keep this up. If you *do* find yourself tempted by the shameful urge to explain your opinions, just go do it on your own blog, then nobody else need ever know.

    Hugs,

    Nelson
    x

  91. on 16 Oct 2009 at 2:02 am chris

    Now go back to fucking your mother you disgusting turd.

    I really lol’ed. Although don’t take that as encouragement, Neil. You’re still the biggest twat north of 50 degrees latitude.

  92. on 17 Oct 2009 at 11:10 am Settle down class Professor Craig here

    I take it Chris you are saying your are from south of there.

    Nelson when you say you “edited” my post it shows you don’t know what the word means. You censored it.

    Since I have previously been told that not letting Branes post pornographic fantasies onn my blog seriously endangers “this great democracy we live in” the fact that you think censoring reality from here shows your opinion of your own site.

  93. on 17 Oct 2009 at 1:40 pm Ed aka Notanymore Craig

    To be fair, Nearly, Nelson did actually improve your post a lot. He did edit it.

  94. on 17 Oct 2009 at 9:13 pm MacPedro

    So, he thinks plagiarism should be a criminal offence? His seminal work “Something Wicked This Way Comes” is the same – er, EXACTLY the same – title as a Ray Bradbury book.

    Hmm, which one came first?

    I like how on Amazon, 10% of customers who viewed Cuger’s crap-o-piece went on to buy the Bradbury publication. Imagine their horror when they stumbled upon the other pile of steaming shite.

  95. on 19 Oct 2009 at 9:28 am Jamie M

    Methinks Bruce is a Cotal Tunt

  96. on 20 Oct 2009 at 1:53 pm Jesus Chris

    To be fair Neil, I was being kind. You’re really the biggest cunt in the world. You’re number one. Take that as a compliment. I know you’ll figure out a way to do that anyway.

  97. on 21 Oct 2009 at 8:20 pm Cuger Brant

    Yes! I am a total “@#888. I never said I was not. My IQ is below 5. Just like you nobbers, i am utter shit about everything I do. I have no problem with it. I learn to live with it, just as you will have to! You saddo’s get your rocks off and enhance your ego’s by sitting in front of your computers thinking you are some sort of esoteric, elite! Why do you saddo’s not do something that progresses your meaning in life. (that is if you have any besides crapping on in a saddo blog) There is reality out there you know! Meantime, thank you for your attention. Keep it coming. Who said any publicity is good publicity? Ooh I am angry, not. I feel sincerely flattered to have made an impact in your lives to the extent you want to comment. And, yes please, pull this to pieces!!!

    Methinks, thus I is, what. Who are you? Do you see how frustrated and angry you are about life, computer blogs, and yourselves. Sad really! Flippin sad…How do you the owner of this blog make money? It is a very good site (The way it is laid out) shame about the saddo crap!
    In the words of the great sage of Tunbridge Wells…Sorry to bother you…Am i bothering you?

  98. on 21 Oct 2009 at 8:24 pm Cuger Brant

    Yes! I am a total “@#888. I never said I was not. My IQ is below 5. Just like you nobbers, i am utter shit about everything I do. I have no problem with it. I learn to live with it, just as you will have to! You saddo’s get your rocks off and enhance your ego’s by sitting in front of your computers thinking you are some sort of esoteric, elite! Why do you saddo’s not do something that progresses your meaning in life. (that is if you have any besides crapping on in a saddo blog) There is reality out there you know! Meantime, thank you for your attention. Keep it coming. Who said any publicity is good publicity? Ooh I am angry, not. I feel sincerely flattered to have made an impact in your lives to the extent you want to comment. And, yes please, pull this to pieces!!!

    Methinks, thus I is, what. Who are you? Do you see how frustrated and angry you are about life, computer blogs, and yourselves. Sad really! Flippin sad…How do you the owner of this blog make money? It is a very good site (The way it is laid out) shame about the saddo crap! In the words of the great Tunbridge Wells sage, Sorry to bother you..Am i, bothering you…

  99. on 21 Oct 2009 at 8:26 pm Cuger Brant

    YES,, I cannot even handle a computer…Hang him!!

  100. on 22 Oct 2009 at 12:37 am Jesus Chris

    We’re also calling you a daft cunt in the other threads. Come and join in.