FARK.com: (4279066) Cool: man travels 80,000 miles in 25 years to pursue his heart's desire. Weird: his heart's desire is a bean label collection

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		Cool: man travels 80,000 miles in 25 years to pursue his heart's desire. Weird: his heart's desire is a bean label collection (mirror.co.uk)		33
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eqtworld		2009-03-20 08:56:57 AM

poot thread!

eqtworld		2009-03-20 09:33:28 AM

Ignore eqt's craziness.

The Sun fixed it; it must have been an attack on their servers.

/those vundo guys are some of the sneakiest malware creators I've ever seen

DslainteC		2009-03-20 09:41:04 AM

Beans, beans, they're good for your heart's desire.
The more you eat the more your parts transpire.

altinos		2009-03-20 10:07:47 AM

patspfs		2009-03-20 10:07:51 AM

His story smell funny.

Daniefish		2009-03-20 10:08:45 AM

@altinos: Everyone loves Magical Trevor.

altinos		2009-03-20 10:09:15 AM

Daniefish: @altinos: Everyone loves Magical Trevor.

The tricks that he does are ever so clever.

irockalot		2009-03-20 10:09:24 AM

What's for tea, Mum?

stuhayes2010		2009-03-20 10:09:48 AM

How about an article about a real man:

www.ebooknetworking.com

irockalot		2009-03-20 10:10:08 AM

What's for tea, darling?

irockalot		2009-03-20 10:10:55 AM

Darling, I said 'What's for tea?'

PumpUpDaFark		2009-03-20 10:11:06 AM

Mmmm......good.

irockalot		2009-03-20 10:11:49 AM

Ponzholio		2009-03-20 10:12:30 AM

You know what they say-

Beans, beans, good for the heart.
Beans, beans, great for the heart...

Couldn't find the SNL skit on youtube, but here's the transcript-The Bean Cafe (new window)

SanchoKobe		2009-03-20 10:12:59 AM

texastag		2009-03-20 10:18:47 AM

Wasn't his family once runner up in the worst family in Britain competition?

/More beans!

Daniefish		2009-03-20 10:18:50 AM

altinos: Daniefish: @altinos: Everyone loves Magical Trevor.

The tricks that he does are ever so clever.

Look at him now, disappearing a cow. Where is that cow, headed right now?

altinos		2009-03-20 10:21:51 AM

Daniefish: Look at him now, disappearing a cow. Where is that cow, headed right now?

img16.imageshack.us

WildMonkey		2009-03-20 10:25:49 AM

400 labels? I bet there are more just in the US alone. What a weak collector. FAIL

CountDeMoney		2009-03-20 10:27:09 AM

FTFA..."rumble"...HaHa

Ed Willy		2009-03-20 10:29:54 AM

My guess is he's just making sure no one steals the family recipe.

www.timegathering.com

CygnusDarius		2009-03-20 10:30:26 AM

There are weired things than that, subby (new window).

trappedspirit		2009-03-20 10:42:45 AM

Shakespeare's Monkey		2009-03-20 10:43:29 AM

Came here for the Mr. Bean, leaving happy. And here's a cookie; sorry for the tats, or am I?

farm1.static.flickr.com

Snake_grass		2009-03-20 10:54:13 AM

A rumble! LOL!

Rock_Strongo		2009-03-20 11:03:54 AM

3200 miles a year? thats not so much

Spider Dijon		2009-03-20 11:16:53 AM

irockalot

What's for tea, darling?
Darling, I said 'What's for tea?'

THANKYOU!
Now I'll have that song going around my head for the rest of the day, which isn't necessarily a bad thing.

You forgot to post the picture of Daltrey sitting in a tub of beans.
(I lack the skills to do so myself.)

/putting the Who's "Sellout" on as soon as I can dig it up

megram		2009-03-20 11:21:10 AM

Carbon Footprint anyone ? And methane trail !?

ClintBartonWannabe		2009-03-20 11:22:09 AM

Robin of Drinkstone, Suffolk, said of his hobby: "I'm not sure what you'd call a group of baked bean label collectors - perhaps a rumble."

How about "A party of one."?

GreySpectre		2009-03-20 01:18:59 PM

when you think ab out it 80,000 miles isnt really very impressive for 25 years. There are plenty of cars around 10 years old that have 100,000 miles on them.