I have 999 rupees in my wallet. Hell, I could afford him, and have just enough time to save Princess Zelda.
I have 999 rupees in my wallet. Hell, I could afford him, and have just enough time to save Princess Zelda.
Link wrote:
I have 999 rupees in my wallet. Hell, I could afford him, and have just enough time to save Princess Zelda.
Hahhahaahhahahaha
O RLY?!!!
whatever2 wrote:
I enjoy the fact that the boy was sold for only 800 rupees or what would equate to roughly $18 US - rather hilarious
i don't get it...why is it funny? i find it rather sad.
I'll train that kid!
so what? call me when he runs 40
Tim W wrote:
I got that 50 midgets fighting a lion link sent to me a few months ago (really funny it was too) and thought it was clearly fake. So I went to the bbc homepage (entering it into my browser rather than following any links) and searched for it. It wasn't there - and midgets, lion and Cambodia are pretty good search terms for narrowing down your search. It was a clever mock up of a bbc webpage - someone had even gone to the trouble of making sure the links went to genuine bbc pages. Absolute genius - although reading it again knowing it was fake the report didn't read stylistically like a usual bbc report in my opinion.
However, if you go to the bbc homepage, then follow links from there (try going to the south asia news section) you can find this 37 mile story pretty quickly. I can't explain why they convert 60km differently in two places, but the bbc really do seem to believe this is true - and they'd have checked.
1,500 M. 3:38.00
3,000 M. 7:56.74
5,000 M. 13:29.70
10,000 M. 28:48.72
He's gonna own India if he has any speed, when he's older.