A man had his head stolen by hooligans while walking. He chased after them but lost them. He then bought a replacement head from a head shop, but as soon as he left the shop his new head fell off and flew away.
Redmeat House residential home offers accommodation for people over 50, with all rooms containing an en suite bathroom, dining area, toilet, kitchen and shower. The home has unique facilities such as a dining room with chairs that have undergarments sewn onto them and a communal toilet area that allows residents to sit next to each other and talk while using the facilities.
A man bought a loaf of nut bread from the supermarket that contained 200 slices. The bread had to be fried in chicken oil before it could be eaten. He fried the entire nutloaf in the frying pan to make it suitable for consumption.
Work became compulsory for all in Britain after a new party seized power. Anyone who refused to work would be imprisoned. To ensure maximum productivity, workers were not allowed breaks and had to eat while continuing to work. Additionally, bedpans were installed in workers' pants so they could relieve themselves without stopping work, creating a terrible odor that was sprayed with air freshener. Daydreaming was also banned and punishable by prison time, as the new authoritarian government sought to strictly control every aspect of citizens' lives.
A man threatened to melt a kettle after it emptied itself on him. The kettle then attacked the man and a passerby who tried to help. It kicked the passerby into the sky, causing him to land headfirst on an egg tree and smash all the eggs. A policeman shot and killed the kettle, but its head was thrown into space and crashed into Mars, causing Mars to crash through the universe. The kettle's head was then swallowed by another planet.
A bus came to a stop and started eating passengers one by one with its gaping mouth and long tongue. The man-eating bus then drove down the road, mounted the pavement and burst into a supermarket to eat people by the score. The government sent out soldiers to hunt down and stop the mad bus that was gobbling up victims.
A man went shopping at TESCO with a strange shopping list containing items like black lettuce, prickly bananas, rotten eggs, toothpaste with sugar added, and stink bomb potatoes. He shopped with his carer John Tongue. While in the store, a bottle of milk was found with bits of hair inside it.
While playing football, one player kicked the ball and it burst open, revealing a baby inside. The footballers were shocked to see a baby hatch from the football, but they later discovered the ball contained "baby seeds" that had grown into a human. One player brought the baby to a human depot to be fostered by a suitable family. The football was then incinerated and turned into compost to grow new footballs that may someday hatch more babies.
Chewing gum can be used as a paste to provide a leak-proof seal around a stoma. After chewing gum, it is applied to the cleaned skin around the stoma before securing the base plate of an ostomy bag. Applying yogurt or peas to the skin can also help the bag adhere better and prevent leaks. Rapid stoma growth beyond normal size should prompt a visit to the doctor.
Redmeat House residential home offers accommodation for people over 50, with all rooms containing an en suite bathroom, dining area, toilet, kitchen and shower. The home has unique facilities such as a dining room with chairs that have undergarments sewn onto them and a communal toilet area that allows residents to sit next to each other and talk while using the facilities.
A man bought a loaf of nut bread from the supermarket that contained 200 slices. The bread had to be fried in chicken oil before it could be eaten. He fried the entire nutloaf in the frying pan to make it suitable for consumption.
Work became compulsory for all in Britain after a new party seized power. Anyone who refused to work would be imprisoned. To ensure maximum productivity, workers were not allowed breaks and had to eat while continuing to work. Additionally, bedpans were installed in workers' pants so they could relieve themselves without stopping work, creating a terrible odor that was sprayed with air freshener. Daydreaming was also banned and punishable by prison time, as the new authoritarian government sought to strictly control every aspect of citizens' lives.
A man threatened to melt a kettle after it emptied itself on him. The kettle then attacked the man and a passerby who tried to help. It kicked the passerby into the sky, causing him to land headfirst on an egg tree and smash all the eggs. A policeman shot and killed the kettle, but its head was thrown into space and crashed into Mars, causing Mars to crash through the universe. The kettle's head was then swallowed by another planet.
A bus came to a stop and started eating passengers one by one with its gaping mouth and long tongue. The man-eating bus then drove down the road, mounted the pavement and burst into a supermarket to eat people by the score. The government sent out soldiers to hunt down and stop the mad bus that was gobbling up victims.
A man went shopping at TESCO with a strange shopping list containing items like black lettuce, prickly bananas, rotten eggs, toothpaste with sugar added, and stink bomb potatoes. He shopped with his carer John Tongue. While in the store, a bottle of milk was found with bits of hair inside it.
While playing football, one player kicked the ball and it burst open, revealing a baby inside. The footballers were shocked to see a baby hatch from the football, but they later discovered the ball contained "baby seeds" that had grown into a human. One player brought the baby to a human depot to be fostered by a suitable family. The football was then incinerated and turned into compost to grow new footballs that may someday hatch more babies.
Chewing gum can be used as a paste to provide a leak-proof seal around a stoma. After chewing gum, it is applied to the cleaned skin around the stoma before securing the base plate of an ostomy bag. Applying yogurt or peas to the skin can also help the bag adhere better and prevent leaks. Rapid stoma growth beyond normal size should prompt a visit to the doctor.
Southend Pier, the longest pier in the world, suffered a devastating fire that damaged large sections of the structure causing chunks to fall into the sea. Key attractions and facilities like the railway station, gift shop, restaurants, and amusement arcade were destroyed. The fire also impacted the railway that transports pier trains as the last section collapsed into the sea. In a separate incident, vandals threw the men's toilet into the sea, leaving males without facilities until a new, reinforced steel toilet sprayed with anti-vandal coating was rebuilt.
Two dogs from Barking, a Bull terrier and Dalmatian, barked so loudly that buses toppled over, launching passengers into the air. Some passengers landed in an egg tree, smashing eggs, while others found themselves on buses they did not board, and a headless bus driver removed unwanted passengers. The dogs eventually had surgery to remove their barking ability, which took two weeks.
Mr. Macmillan owned a private swamp farm near Ramsden Hall where he grew all his crops in a giant swamp. In addition to the swamp farm, he also had a share in the Doggeries animal farm located on the grounds of Ramsden Hall School. Mr. Macmillan frequently visited Ramsden Doghouse to purchase unusual groceries for his farm like blue butter, Gants Hill cheese, corn lamb, frog's milk, beef marmalade, and broccoletuce.
A man had meals delivered by airplane, which landed at his doorstep and the delivery man unloaded the man's food and brought it inside. The meal consisted of roast sheep, baked tomatoes, stewed peas, and grilled potatoes, and for dessert he had milk pie.
A resident in flat 23z became enraged when her neighbor was filling a water jug with loud running water in the middle of the night. She started throwing things around and then broke into his flat, punching the man in the face. When staff was called, the police took the woman away to a punishment farm. The victimized neighbor, Derek Fridge, had to be relocated for his safety to a new support home with an isolated block so no one could disturb him.
A man was removing what he thought was a person's head but turned out to be a bird's head. The bird-headed man had bugs in his head so he had to go an hour without his head while it was cleaned out. After being overhauled, the head was returned to its owner. Bird-headed men can be found in distant parts of the world like Erasia, a country in far eastern Europe.
The barber decided to remove a customer's head to make haircutting easier, as cutting hair while the head was still attached would be difficult. While the customer's head had its hair cut, the body had to manage without it. Once the haircut was finished, the barber reattached the customer's head to his body.
A man was admitted to the hospital with a fish deficiency and was placed on an IV drip with a fish inside the drip bag. The fish floated around in the bag and entered his veins through the IV. With fish swimming inside his body, the man's health improved.
This was a station close to Whitechapel that was closed and abandoned in 1938 soon after Aldgate East Station was moved to it's present site.
It was used as an air raid shelter during the war, but got bombed by enemy planes and had to be demolished.
Only the platform remains and a few interiors close by.
Tales of a man who was made to hang up shirts on his noseBernard Tisman
Simon Peppers was ordered by his master to hang all of his shirts on his nose and keep them there at all times, even when sleeping. He was also forced to use his head as a toilet brush to clean the toilet bowl and hoover the ceiling and sweep the floor. For doing the dishes, Simon had to scrub the plates with a toilet brush using filthy washing up liquid and dry them with hair from his head. His master threatened that if he refused to work, he would suck Simon up with the vacuum cleaner to eat dirt and throw his bed into the skip. Simon's lunch consisted of offal, rotten eggs, and mouldy lettuce.
The Pidgeon Court Day Centre held a barbecue that was well attended. Over 20 people showed up to enjoy sausages, chicken and a film showing. The center is run by MIND AND BODY and regularly hosts community events like the successful barbecue.
A man was prescribed a Buduckinide Dry Powder inhaler but received a "Beastlyhaler" that emitted a horrible stink into his lungs when he used it. The inhaler was meant to contain sulphur gas to keep the medicine pure, but instead contained a stink bomb. While stink bombs were not the intended contents, the gas was meant to purify the steroid powder and prevent the man's lungs from swelling to ten times their size from poisonous powder.
Fred Dung is a horrible factory boss who refuses to let workers use the bathroom even when their stoma bags are full, forcing them to continue working even if their bags leak or fall off, creating a terrible stench. He prioritizes work over workers' health and well-being, setting vicious dogs on anyone who tries to leave due to the unbearable conditions.
A man accidentally pulled the plug while taking a bath and fell down the plughole into the sewer system. Sewer workers spotted him and directed him to climb back up the pipe to return to his bath. The man's house had additional unusual features, including a bedroom ceiling with a large mouth and teeth that tried to bite the homeowner, Terry Blowtorch, while he was in bed.
Kellogg's School Flakes cereal is intended only for children, as adults who eat it could experience a body explosion where their internal organs burst across the room due to their non-steel stomachs. Children are immune to this effect. Adults who survive may face legal consequences for eating a children's cereal.
A dial-a-ride service used helicopters and giant birds to transport people from their homes to day centers. Known as the "heliride", the helicopter picked up people from their apartment complex and flew them over Ilford. For the "bird ride", a giant bird arrived and carried passengers on its back through the sky to their destination. Riding on the back of the bird was considered an adventurous dial-a-ride option.
A tree that grew billiard balls was planted in Goodfood Park to save money on buying balls. However, the balls were dangerous until they ripened and could hatch birds, spit poison, or bite and kill people, potentially charging the planter with murder. Games like lawn billiards without a table and duck pond football, where players risked being pecked by ducks, were played in the park.
A man accidentally pulled the plug while taking a bath and fell down the drain pipe, landing in the sewers. Sewer workers spotted him and told him to climb back up the pipe, returning to his bath. The man's house had other issues, including a bedroom ceiling with a large mouth and teeth that tried to bite the homeowner, Terry Blowtorch, while he was in bed.
The barber decided to remove a customer's head to make haircutting easier, as cutting hair while the head was still attached would be difficult. While the customer's head had its hair cut, the body had to manage without a head. Once the haircut was finished, the barber reattached the customer's head to his body.
An aero car, or flying taxi, picked up a man named Nigel Cowpie and flew over Ilford before landing in Pickles Lane and dropping him off at his day center. However, when Nigel went to use his computer, it squirted ink all over him because someone had deliberately poured ink into the hard drive. The man responsible was Percy Nose, a troublemaker who wore glasses. In addition, another man was expelled from the center after being caught urinating in the garden.
The idea of a laundry railway is so washing can be taken by rail straight from the tenant's flat. By doing this the laundry can be taken to the washroom in only one second.
Southend Pier, the longest pier in the world, suffered a devastating fire that damaged large sections of the structure causing chunks to fall into the sea. Key attractions and facilities like the railway station, gift shop, restaurants, and amusement arcade were destroyed. The fire also impacted the railway that transports pier trains as the last section collapsed into the sea. In a separate incident, vandals threw the men's toilet into the sea, leaving males without facilities until a new, reinforced steel toilet sprayed with anti-vandal coating was rebuilt.
Two dogs from Barking, a Bull terrier and Dalmatian, barked so loudly that buses toppled over, launching passengers into the air. Some passengers landed in an egg tree, smashing eggs, while others found themselves on buses they did not board, and a headless bus driver removed unwanted passengers. The dogs eventually had surgery to remove their barking ability, which took two weeks.
Mr. Macmillan owned a private swamp farm near Ramsden Hall where he grew all his crops in a giant swamp. In addition to the swamp farm, he also had a share in the Doggeries animal farm located on the grounds of Ramsden Hall School. Mr. Macmillan frequently visited Ramsden Doghouse to purchase unusual groceries for his farm like blue butter, Gants Hill cheese, corn lamb, frog's milk, beef marmalade, and broccoletuce.
A man had meals delivered by airplane, which landed at his doorstep and the delivery man unloaded the man's food and brought it inside. The meal consisted of roast sheep, baked tomatoes, stewed peas, and grilled potatoes, and for dessert he had milk pie.
A resident in flat 23z became enraged when her neighbor was filling a water jug with loud running water in the middle of the night. She started throwing things around and then broke into his flat, punching the man in the face. When staff was called, the police took the woman away to a punishment farm. The victimized neighbor, Derek Fridge, had to be relocated for his safety to a new support home with an isolated block so no one could disturb him.
A man was removing what he thought was a person's head but turned out to be a bird's head. The bird-headed man had bugs in his head so he had to go an hour without his head while it was cleaned out. After being overhauled, the head was returned to its owner. Bird-headed men can be found in distant parts of the world like Erasia, a country in far eastern Europe.
The barber decided to remove a customer's head to make haircutting easier, as cutting hair while the head was still attached would be difficult. While the customer's head had its hair cut, the body had to manage without it. Once the haircut was finished, the barber reattached the customer's head to his body.
A man was admitted to the hospital with a fish deficiency and was placed on an IV drip with a fish inside the drip bag. The fish floated around in the bag and entered his veins through the IV. With fish swimming inside his body, the man's health improved.
This was a station close to Whitechapel that was closed and abandoned in 1938 soon after Aldgate East Station was moved to it's present site.
It was used as an air raid shelter during the war, but got bombed by enemy planes and had to be demolished.
Only the platform remains and a few interiors close by.
Tales of a man who was made to hang up shirts on his noseBernard Tisman
Simon Peppers was ordered by his master to hang all of his shirts on his nose and keep them there at all times, even when sleeping. He was also forced to use his head as a toilet brush to clean the toilet bowl and hoover the ceiling and sweep the floor. For doing the dishes, Simon had to scrub the plates with a toilet brush using filthy washing up liquid and dry them with hair from his head. His master threatened that if he refused to work, he would suck Simon up with the vacuum cleaner to eat dirt and throw his bed into the skip. Simon's lunch consisted of offal, rotten eggs, and mouldy lettuce.
The Pidgeon Court Day Centre held a barbecue that was well attended. Over 20 people showed up to enjoy sausages, chicken and a film showing. The center is run by MIND AND BODY and regularly hosts community events like the successful barbecue.
A man was prescribed a Buduckinide Dry Powder inhaler but received a "Beastlyhaler" that emitted a horrible stink into his lungs when he used it. The inhaler was meant to contain sulphur gas to keep the medicine pure, but instead contained a stink bomb. While stink bombs were not the intended contents, the gas was meant to purify the steroid powder and prevent the man's lungs from swelling to ten times their size from poisonous powder.
Fred Dung is a horrible factory boss who refuses to let workers use the bathroom even when their stoma bags are full, forcing them to continue working even if their bags leak or fall off, creating a terrible stench. He prioritizes work over workers' health and well-being, setting vicious dogs on anyone who tries to leave due to the unbearable conditions.
A man accidentally pulled the plug while taking a bath and fell down the plughole into the sewer system. Sewer workers spotted him and directed him to climb back up the pipe to return to his bath. The man's house had additional unusual features, including a bedroom ceiling with a large mouth and teeth that tried to bite the homeowner, Terry Blowtorch, while he was in bed.
Kellogg's School Flakes cereal is intended only for children, as adults who eat it could experience a body explosion where their internal organs burst across the room due to their non-steel stomachs. Children are immune to this effect. Adults who survive may face legal consequences for eating a children's cereal.
A dial-a-ride service used helicopters and giant birds to transport people from their homes to day centers. Known as the "heliride", the helicopter picked up people from their apartment complex and flew them over Ilford. For the "bird ride", a giant bird arrived and carried passengers on its back through the sky to their destination. Riding on the back of the bird was considered an adventurous dial-a-ride option.
A tree that grew billiard balls was planted in Goodfood Park to save money on buying balls. However, the balls were dangerous until they ripened and could hatch birds, spit poison, or bite and kill people, potentially charging the planter with murder. Games like lawn billiards without a table and duck pond football, where players risked being pecked by ducks, were played in the park.
A man accidentally pulled the plug while taking a bath and fell down the drain pipe, landing in the sewers. Sewer workers spotted him and told him to climb back up the pipe, returning to his bath. The man's house had other issues, including a bedroom ceiling with a large mouth and teeth that tried to bite the homeowner, Terry Blowtorch, while he was in bed.
The barber decided to remove a customer's head to make haircutting easier, as cutting hair while the head was still attached would be difficult. While the customer's head had its hair cut, the body had to manage without a head. Once the haircut was finished, the barber reattached the customer's head to his body.
An aero car, or flying taxi, picked up a man named Nigel Cowpie and flew over Ilford before landing in Pickles Lane and dropping him off at his day center. However, when Nigel went to use his computer, it squirted ink all over him because someone had deliberately poured ink into the hard drive. The man responsible was Percy Nose, a troublemaker who wore glasses. In addition, another man was expelled from the center after being caught urinating in the garden.
The idea of a laundry railway is so washing can be taken by rail straight from the tenant's flat. By doing this the laundry can be taken to the washroom in only one second.
This pop band originated in Dogend, Essex. They were formed on the day they were born and consists of six members: David trousers, Fred Foppy, Brian Bedroom, Bighead Pudding, Simon Temper, and Formica Downstairs. The band was signed by Joe MyDog in 2004 and has since toured the world, gaining fans from unborn babies to the deceased. Their latest record is currently ranked number five on the charts.
Mr. Samuel Liberties, a taxi driver, overcharged two passengers who shared a cab to the Fishbrook Day Centre. The cab was only booked under one person's name, so the driver refused to allow the other passenger to pay half the fare, instead charging the full amount to the single passenger. This amounted to double the proper fare for two people sharing the cab. The summary warns that if multiple people share a taxi, it's best to book it under both passengers' names to avoid drivers overcharging like Mr. Liberties was known to do.
Story of the schoolteacher who had a blackboard on his chestBernard Tisman
Fred Cereal was a 20 foot tall school teacher with a blackboard on his chest teaching 500 children. The classroom had windows filled with dinner plates and desks with wheels and dogs inside that would jump out and knock children over. The headmaster, Mr. Chops, had strict traditions like caning boys every morning and requiring them to comb their teeth and take their trousers off in class. One boy got in trouble for dumping sugar in the toilet and was told to eat cement, then had his head fly off after being birched so hard it stuck to the window before flying back.
Simon Eels moved into a tiny bedroom that was only six feet wide and six feet long. He had to use the wall as a wardrobe above his bed, risking clothes or shoes falling on him as he slept. His fridge was also very small at only two feet high, forcing him to store food in a briefcase that quickly decayed. Due to the faulty fridge and small living space, Simon struggled to store and prepare food, often going without meals until the fridge was replaced using all his savings.
Story of the schoolteacher who had a blackboard on his chestBernard Tisman
Fred Cereal was a 20 foot tall school teacher with a blackboard on his chest teaching 500 children. The classroom had windows filled with dinner plates and desks with wheels that often contained dogs that would jump out and knock children over. The strict headmaster, Mr. Chops, ran the unusual Sugarbush Comprehensive school where traditions included boys licking the playground each morning, getting caned before class, combing their teeth instead of hair, and doing math problems on loaves of bread while drinking ink. Any misbehaving students would face harsh punishment from instructors like getting told to eat cement or being birched so hard their head would fly off.
A gang of men were sent to Mudgate Jail in London for dismantling a policeman and using him as a jigsaw puzzle. The prison had rotten floorboards, broken walls, and insects constantly crawling into each cell. The dismantled policeman was taken to a human factory and reassembled.
A pampering session at a day centre involved washing a man's detached head in the bath tub and washing his lungs and heart in the washing machine while he remained plugged in. Two women had their backs vacuumed and salad cream rubbed on their faces before their toenails were cut with a bread knife and steak and kidney pies were stuck on their eyes.
A man traveled to the planet Chopmeat in a bathtub. Chopmeat was inhabited by pumpkin-headed creatures called Smorkriards who had jelly-shooting legs used to ward off giant 200-foot rats. The planet had extremely deep craters housing flesh-eating monsters with many heads and large teeth. The temperature on Chopmeat was over 1,300 degrees and could instantly fry humans. Only spaceships with meat parts could land there safely. Chopmeat posed a threat to Earth, as chunks breaking off could destroy the planet through heat and consumption. To prevent threats from space monsters and other dangerous planets, Earth needed to be moved far away and the universe sprayed with insecticide.
Netherwood was a guest house in Hastings that operated from the 1950s to 1968. It had many bedrooms, a large garden, a pavilion with a piano and bar for entertainment, and served meals through a hatch. The author recalls visiting Netherwood as a child and having to spend part of one holiday separated from the other guests due to illness. The guest house was eventually torn down and replaced with a housing estate named Netherwood Close.
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My storyboard for a sword fight scene with lightsabers
Man with no head
1. MAN WITH NO HEAD
Once upon a time there was man out walking when all of a sudden a couple of yobs
stole his head. The headless man chased after the head stealers but they just
disappeared into the distance. To remedy this he went into a headshop and bought
himself a new head but just as he left the shop the head fell off and flew away.