Si'mybio
Si'mybio is a tiny archipelago of beautiful islands somewhere in the South Pacific. 14.40N & 173.12W. Formerly known as the Isles of Crappais, their inhabitants are blessed with beauty, virility and intelligence.
The Minister of Tourism (left) is very keen to expose herself, and takes her position most seriously.
People from far and wide have sought out the secrets of this ocean jewel. Many are still looking.
The Islanders have asked me to bestow the virtues of their paradise home, and explain its amazing history.
As far as we know, it all began through the exploits of its discoverer - the notorious Captain Mad Mick the Mad.
Prior to the arrival of Mad Mick, the islanders were very tribal, and were ruled by the iron-fisted Chief Crappus, who regularly put the wind up his subjects.
Together with his wife Fart'es (pictured here in one of her more playful moods), they instigated one of the first democratic systems of government.
Both Crappus and Fart'es would be remembered as the forerunners of parliamentary debate, which would later be the benchmark oratory for politicians the world over.
They also introduced the first public toilets, which caused their subjects to be flushed with pride. Their names would adorn the entrances of these grand porcelain palaces, and the people took great pleasure in relieving themselves in them.
Current coordinates.....

Ideally situated east of the Philippines, south-west of Hawaii and north-east of Australasia - Simybio touches the fringes of Micronesia and is blessed with the warm trade winds and fluttering tropical breezes of the South Pacific - making it one of the most sought after and enticing places on Earth.
Si'mybio is a haven for people whose foul language has caused them embarrassment and controversy. Rich expletives, shocking expressions, and thoughtless toilet humour are all remedied in this island paradise. Many visitors leave feeling thoroughly purged and enriched with greater vocabulary. Great Crapp is an artform. When you hear it abroad, you know such skills were honed here!
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Perhaps you may never get to visit Simybio, but places like it really do exist. So when you're walking barefoot in the sand, with the warm clear waters lapping at your feet, and the gentle breeze wafting the swaying palms, remember Simybio and make sure you know where the conveniences are!
Captain Mad Mick the Mad

Information is scarce about Captain Mad Mick the Mad - but we know that under service of the Cornish King, Fred III (and a half) he was commissioned to discover the south-east passage of the Southern Ocean in 1770.
(This is not to be confused with the "back-passage" which he had a tendency to speak from occasionally!).
Whilst travelling in circles for several months - due to faulty navigation equipment, and generally making a nuisance of himself - he eventually came across James Cook, a fellow captain, who informed him that Fred III (and a half) was no longer king, and that his unrelated brother George III was now the sovereign.
Mad Mick was not too pleased, and after taking a break to relieve himself on some unchartered rock, later named Piddle Island, he set off sharpish to find a place of refuge.

After 47,500 days he finally made land.
He and his crew were long dead, but found clutched in Mad Mick's skeletal fist was a tattered leather bag containing a worn and faded shred of paper.
It was entitled "Mad Mick's Autobiography", but so distressed was the parchment that the only readable words were "Ma Mi bio".
So it was that this new island was named Mamibio, and as the years went by it eventually became the place we know today "Si'mybio".
A statue of Captain Mad Mick still stands today on the promontory, as a beacon of futile endeavour, failed navigation, total lack of direction and acute incontinence.
He is praised the world over!
The Declaration....

The Crap Dynasty had ruled for over three hundred years when Crappus XI grasped the hand of Mad Mick.
As ordained by the Gods, the long held belief was that a strange craft from distant lands would appear on the shores, and the occupants would be bearers of profound change.
It couldn't have come too soon for Crappus. The Island's plumbing was disintegrating, the porcelain palaces were crumbling, the natives were restless, and the provision of poor quality potties were proving an inconvenient convenience.
Add to that a deficit in international trade, of which there was none, and the ruling elite were fearful of being overthrown. The Incontinence and Constipation Laws of 1710 and 1740, which were designed to plug the gap had not brought any relief, and the situation was desperate.
The faded parchment held by Mad Mick was the solution. The king stood proud. Holding Mick's bony hand high in the air, he declared the new Islands of Mamibio, announcing to the thronged masses that from this day forward, they will be a beacon of hope, strength, fortitude and controlled bowel movements.
So it was, on 31st June, 1776 (according to Mad Mick's log), the new country of Mamibio was enshrined in law. The islands continue to uphold that fateful day religiously. Now known as The Day that Never Comes it is an event of the highest celebration, and is a highlight for the many tourists who seldom arrive.
Island stuff....
Junior Crappus

Crappus and Fart'es had a veritable brood of offspring. The eldest son was named in honour of the Day That Never Comes - June 31st, and subsequently became Junior when he was 31 years old. Junior was a most popular monarch, and reigned as Crappus XII for 25 years after the death of his father in 1801.
Here he is pictured centre, with two of his siblings.
The young Crappus was extremely interested in history, and at some point around 1812 a message in a bottle had washed ashore on the southern headland - Mad Mick's Sound - with news of astonishing events.
Inside the battered vessel was an old newspaper of the London Times. Fortunately Mad Mick's legacy was that he had introduced the islanders to the English language - prior to that the locals spoke mainly Crapp, but even today, a lot of Crapp is intermingled with English. Indeed, much of this derivative language is very popularly spoken in the United Kingdom today. Quite how Mad Mick successfully set off the King's English is still a mystery. Especially as he was quite dead when he arrived.
Pirate stuff....
The Boston Tea Party

Nevertheless, Junior knew enough to learn from the paper that just a few days after the birth of the National Holiday, some natives in a land far, far away had declared independence from the mighty George III - big ruler of Mad Mick's country.
Apparently, sometime before July 4th 1776, according to The Times, a bunch of dissenters rebelled because of some tea. He presumed that the tea must have been pretty bad, and vowed there and then that tea would be banned forthwith from Simybio. Of course, he didn't really know what tea was - but clearly it was something nasty which adversely affected the natives. Fearful that tea could reach his treasured land, he sent out a small mission to discover the origins of this unusual stuff. His emissaries were never seen again. Rumour has it that they went to India, and joined the British army. He'd heard of the British, and believed firmly that they became powerful because of their global dominance of tea.
George Washington

He wrote a letter to the chief of the new independent nation - which is reproduced here:
To George Washington
Chief of USA
Dear George
I am the chief of Si'mybio, and I've just read about your trouble with the British. I don't like the sound of this tea business. Whoever heard of sticking a leaf in hot water and drinking it! My people aren't as daft as that.
I don't understand how all your people can be equal either - that's not cricket you know. I can't see how your country will achieve anything with that attitude.
Anyway good luck, and if you're ever passing, please bring some whisky. I hear that's very good.
By the way, have you got any public toilets in the USA? This is the measure of civilisation. I've built my empire on them. In fact my throne is a real big one.
One of my subjects thought we should rename them to "rest rooms". Have you ever heard of anything so ridiculous?
Regards,
Junior (Crappus XII. Absolute ruler of Si'mybio)
There is no record of the bottle ever arriving at the White House, but the term "rest rooms" clearly took off over there - so who knows, perhaps the congress saw it, and it's lying in the vaults of the national archive.
News Flash...Fartes Blows Out!
As quoted in the latest edition of the Si'mybio Standard
in an unprecedented move, King Fartes XXII has called for a new Parliament. The expenses scandal on bog rolls has led to a lack of confidence. Simybion's have felt a growing movement in their bowels which are causing considerable flatulance. They have lost confidence in their elected members, who have been claiming allowance on second toilets! Indeed, Richie Duckhead, the Minister for Gorgeous Birds, has even claimed for extra prunes, which is absolutely forbidden under the Constipation.In fact, the Constipation..sorry, Constitution, clearly frowns upon any claims which may aid acute bowel movements. Only the King has that perogative. It is a major threat to his position.
The latest revelation revolves around Mr Pisser Prescott, who, although a minor official, actually claimed for two toilet seats! Calls are being made for the return of Mad Mick the Mad - but the king hasn't let on that he is long dead!
The Si'mybio Standard
The Island's top selling daily - carried everywhere - dual purpose!

The Simybio Museum of Historical Arsefacts....
We're currently looking for a new signwriter...that should read "artefacts"!
The museum is situated 200 yards from the Hotel Crappus, just opposite the Municipal Building and next to the Post Office.
(The Post Office has a range of bottles of different sizes, all charged at regular international postal rates. It also offers minature vessels for sending postcards.)
The museum is full of old relics - here are just a few....
Mad Mick
Encased in a vat of thermaldahide where he stares out with wisdom and astonishment, Captain Mad Mick's mortal remains are carefully preserved for all and sundry. Visitors have noticed the strong jaw and piercing eyes, and the total expression of bewilderment. (Some people have put it down to shock!)
Crappux XI Throne
This majestic throne, still in use today and used for emergencies, was the sacred seat of the mighty Crappus XI.
Upon it he would ponder the great affairs of state, sometimes seated for hours, depending on what he had for breakfast. His subjects knew when delivery had arrived, and the tremendous boom which resonated around the room was the signal that his heavy burdens for the day had been relieved.
The London Times
The original copy of the newspaper which informed Crappus XII of the Declaration of US Independence. Kept in a glass vacuum, and heavily guarded by invisible laser beams, it is second only to Mad Mick's Bio in national importance.
Mad Mick's Bio
The faded parchment which gave birth to a nation, entrusted to the people as the beacon of hope, strength, fortitude and controlled bowel movements, is the most treasured posession of the Islands of Simybio. Viewed by appointment only, this fantastic artefact must be seen to be believed. Visitors should not be dissappointed if they fail to make an appointment, as they can buy a copy in the souvenir shop for $US53.
*Admission to the museum is free, however if a call of nature is required, some coins will be needed, and donations are encouraged for the latest fund raising events.
*Visitors are also encouraged to call in to the gift shop on the ground floor (by the entrance and exit doors, and the big "shop" sign) to browse around and stock up with lots of goodies.
Great innovations from Si'mybio
One of a series....
Sue Erres, the Senior Environment Pollution Control Officer has remarked recently that the old drainage systems, first built in the early 1800's, are now cracking up. It's estimated there are 50 miles of underground sewers under Simybio, all built to dispose of the amount of waste crapp.This was a tremendous feat of engineering, so successful that the British were keen to develop the method. Cholera, some sort of desease, hit London in 1831, because the general belief was that as long as raw effluent was thrown out of the home, then the occupants would be safe. Of course, this didn't go down well with the majority of the population who had to trudge through it everyday.
The great empire, the most powerful in the world according to Mad Mick the Mad's teachings, still hadn't figured out that illness was caused by such uncivilised and unhygenic behaviour. Indeed, Mad Mick was astonished to see that Simybio had addressed this problem through their great scientific minds, and generations of Crapp endeavour.

As a result of the "Great Stink" of 1858, such was the overwhelming smell from London's Thames river, that the Houses of Parliament had to soak their curtains in chloride of lime just so the MP's could conduct affairs.
When Crappus XI heard about this he was most bemused. Often he would sit on his mighty throne with a chortle, and as he remarked to Farte's "Those British are very backward, they can't even have a good sh*te without creating a stink!" Words which are now well documented in the Simybion records of Anus Horribilis 1840 - 1869.
As luck would have it, Joseph Bazalgette, a man of great moustache, and naval heritage, chanced upon Simybio during his travels and was overwhelmed by what he saw. Subsequently he was appointed as the first Chief Engineer of London's Metropolitan Board of Works and created the great Victorian sewage system which still survives today.
He died on 15th March 1891, and the day is remembered in Simybio as Bazalgette Day. King Crappus erected a statue.
On this site Sewer systems for the mighty city of London originated. Where there was Crapp, so there is hope. Where there was disease, so there is cleanliness. Bring us your huddled masses, bring us your dispossesed. Hope and sound bowel movements first originated here.
Joseph Bazalgette - no statue exists in Britain for him, only a rather unstriking memorial. But here in Simybio he is honoured with great flatulance.
Joseph Bazalgette and Si'mybio's influence....
The Great Stink of London: Sir Joseph Bazalgette and the Cleansing of the Victorian Metropolis
In the sweltering summer of 1858 the stink of sewage from the polluted Thames was so offensive that it drove Members of Parliament from the chamber of the House of Commons. Sewage generated by a population of over two million Londoners was pouring into the river and was being carried to and fro by the tides. The Times called the crisis "The Great Stink". Parliament had to act - drastic measures were required to clean the Thames and to improve London's primitive system of sanitation. The great engineer entrusted by Parliament with this enormous task was Sir Joseph Bazalgette. This book is an account of his life and work. Sadly it overlooks his visit to Si'mybio - but King Crappus is a forgiving monarch. Besides, as long as his bowels are working properly, he is most content!
Previous Edition....
Big Debate in Parliament - More Crapp.....

Hot News - British Government visits Simybio

King Crappus writes Crappy letter to Queen...
Dear Liz, Queen of Britland
You may recall my ancestor writing to that King George Washingstones of the USA two hundred years ago. It appears that your government has been influenced by tea as well. That Boston party was most unruly.
I don't like this tea business, but I think you should step in and put your foot down. You're the Queen after all!
Anyway, some blokes over there in your country are making a right pigs arse of my beloved Crapp language. My people are proud of their Crapp, and are disturbed to see it hijacked for political gain.
So come on Queen, stick your sceptre where the sun doesn't shine up some of your ministers and restore dignity to Crapp.
By the way, there's a bunch coming from your parliament here soon. I can tell you it will be a difficult task to remove the abusive Crapp they currently spout, but rest assured we will try to educate them on the finer points.
If your ever passing, don't forget the whisky.
Yours truly
Crappus XXXIII
Grand Ruler of Simybio and other bits nearby
PS Bring your prime minister as well - I hear he speaks great Crapp.
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January As the snow falls with imagination on the beautiful tropical islands of Si'mybio, Queen Fart'es looks longingly and wishes all her minions a bowel happy new year.February As the imaginative snow fades away, and ice crystals melt from the great Simybion lavatories, images of warmer climbs are profound. In this picture (below) the natives visit the kazis with confused admiration. The lavvies are being renovated and this causes great amusement.

March Spring is sprung and the Simybion parliament wallows languidly as the upholstery is re-stuffed. This special occassion, to mark the advent of a new season is known as Feaster. It was at this time (according to Mad Mick the Mad) that the Great King George of Almighty Britland died and was resurected several times. His people praised the day when he returned as some guy called George II, III, IV, V and VI and continued to rule over the septic isle.
Previous revered incarnations to accomplish this was Henry I, II, III, IV, V, VI, VII and VIII, as well as Edward I, II, III, IV, V, VI, VII and VIII. This is most amusing to King Crappus, whose people have stuck with Crapp throughout and are now on number XXIII.
By the way, it's also the month when the Lambs jump around gaily. Mr and Mrs Lamb have been warned many times that they risk offending public decency by continuing such practice.
April This month is not well known in Simybio, but a picture of Simon Cowell,
a most worshipped global person has been included.As the King always likes to keep up with the times, he thought it would be a good idea to mention him. He believes that the X Factor is a reference to his great, great, great grandfather Crappus X who factored a lot at this time (According to his wife's annals, apparently!)
Simon sent this greeting card to the King, as he's hoping to get more crapp for his show.
May Very hot. The Chilli month. All food in Simybio is enriched with jalepeno and hot-bonnet chillies. This is the time that visitors arrive from Chile. Due to the special relationship between Simybio and that place somewhere South of Washingtonstone, USA. A picture of freezing Chilians is included in honour of those folk wearing strange woolly hats. (image pending as this section is complete rubbish and the author couldn't think of anything to write).
June The month when nothing happens. Simybions regard this month as "The Month When Nothing Happens" and spend their days just farting around. (See May).
July Holiday season. The schools break up, and families set off to colder climbs. They love to pack their winter woolies, and take pictures of themselves shivering on some antarctic beach. Regular flights are prominent between Simybio and Manchester, England, however Simybion Airlines are unable to take off as there is no runway as yet. Simybio is proud to have the safest airline in the world.
August Parliament doesn't sit (unless when extreme bowel movements occur), and the Nations home of government is open to the public for just a penny. This is a great opportunity for folk from far and wide to study the historic building - founded by Crappus and Fart'es, the forerunners of democratic debate. In the grand entrance hall, a statue of Mad Mick the Mad stares out astounded with his arms outstretched. "Welcome" is the inscription on the base, although many people think he is crying Holy Crapp!
September The Autumn leaves are falling. Well they would if they had the right trees, but coconuts and bananas are not reknown for their autumnal hues. This is the most pleasant month on Simybio. It is when the hotels give free accommodation to visitors. Click on the pic to print off your free hotel voucher, which also includes free return air-fare, free food and drink, free visits to all places of interest, and free Simybion dollars to spend throughout your stay.
The highlight is an audience with their most majestic majesties King and Queen Crappus. September is also the Great Joke Month, and Simybions roll around laughing their backsides off at the many pranks they play on the astounded tourists who arrive thinking they have loads of freebies.
October: Time to get serious with affairs of state. October sees the state visit of the US Washinstones President Obama and his family.

As the only leader of the Great USA that has had Pacific roots, he is keen to sit on the great historical Crapp throne, where he can determine public opinion.
The mighty throne echoes bowel movements with immense rendition, and, like presidents far and wide before him, he is keen to see what impact a great fart can produce.
November: Security will be tight this month. The ex-US Washinstones president George Bushed and the Great ex-King of Britland Tony Blur are visiting Simybio. They are attending a unique conference "How to make a Crapp World even Crappier".
Special guests include Donald Rumsshite, Prick Cheney, Aussie Bin Lost, and a host of other odd folk from DisneyLand. Rumour has it that Mickey Mouse, Elvis Presley and Michael Jackson may turn up - but that would stretch the imagination too far.

Sarah Palin is in residence, and is looking forward to giving them her signed autobiography, "Going Commando", a reference to her strange behaviour and suspect habits of running naked through the banana trees. Why does she do that?
The book has had an outstanding success here. Copies are available in all of the rest rooms, and are most useful when the bog paper runs out.
And so to December: Christmas comes around once again. Christmas was adopted due to Mad Mick the Mad's belief that he was born of a virgin.
But that's because nobody was prepared to take any responsibility for him.
Legend has it that a carpenter adopted him, but he learned early on that his dad went missing alot, and even when he was around, he was always taking tea breaks.
Three wise men and some shepherds visited him, and offered him some golden effluence and manure. They were regarded as stable portents of wisdom, and no doubt influenced his ability to sail up the South Pacific Passage, which we all know he mistook for the back passage!
Still, he is worshipped now in Simybio as the great saviour. All praise Mad Mick the Mad! Halleluhah!
Simybions wish everyone a Merry Christmas and a Happy Farting New Year!
Getting Rogered!
By Sarah Palin
"When your back's against the wall, you take it up front!"
Simybio Blog - Words from the King Crappus
Visit the link below - all will be relieved....

THE BLOG OF CRAPPUS - KING OF SIMYBIO
Never before has an eminent ruler allowed such access on the affairs of state. For the first time ever in the history of royal duties the king is exposing himself to the masses. Never before has the Royal Palace of Crapp allowed it's ministers and government to spout off.
Here, uncensored, are the thoughts, bowel moments and internal organs of goverments on display to the masses...never before has the king laid his wives bare. Never before have they been on display...He says "if MI6 can reveal who "M" is, then I can reveal my wives" - who are we to argue?
Anyway this is Queen Farte's (of Ten)
Current notable visitors and students of the University of Simybio
Kimberley Dawn Wells
She heard that in order to distinguish between quality Crapp and substandard crapplish on the SquidU forums, it was necessary to seek out the true origins of the language.
So overwhelmed by the degree of crapp espoused, it was a wise move for her to seek expertise in the matter.
Indeed, any off-topic discussion is now encouraged to have a forum of it's own.
Simybion's are renown for their hospitality and tolerance, and welcomed her with open ablutions.
During the course of her visit she attended courses in "How to appreciate true Crapp", "Is Crapp a universal language", "What are the similarities between theoretical Crapp and dynamic practice", and "Crapp in the 21st Century - uses and abuses"
Professor Itsa Gasser, descendant of King Fartes XII and Principle of the Simybion Academy for Educational Excellence has awarded her with a seat in the nations top public convenience. This top gong will mean she can spend a penny anywhere absolutely free, and sit on the throne of her choice.
Kimberley has now left Simybio. She left this note in the guestbook...
"I was overwhelmed by the knowledge I received during my visit. I understand Crapp more than ever before and I'm very grateful to be included in the Grand Simybion bog Roll of Honour".
Such is her popularity, that the porcelain palaces are now adorned with her image.
Every time Simybions visit them, they cannot help but watch her smiling features as they ponder on their bowel movements.
High praise indeed!
Sarah Palin
Sarah is on a diplomatic mission to prepare her for future government. She thought Simybio was in the Bearing Sea, and was quite surprised that there aren't any Ruskis here. She's become an avid student, and is currently studying for a degree in Lavatorial Emplacement and Plumbing.During her stay she has found inspiration to write a book "Going Rogue" a reference to her strange habit of getting affectionate in the toilets. She thought about changing the title to "Getting Rogered" but her publishers thought that may have a negative impact.
Seth Godin
The eminent founder of Squidoo is analyzing the potential of Si'mybio for relocation of Squid HQ.He realises that the Crapp language may be very useful in the development of more lenses.
Also, the placement of arsets in the Crapp Bank of Si'mybio has useful advantages, as the islands major financial institution has successfully avoided the global credit crunch.
"Invest in Si'mybio - the best place to dump your deposits! Large and small!"
Bob Mug
The Si'mybio hand of welcome is renown around the world, therefore it came as a great shock to learn that one of the most handsome, tolerant, fair, generous and all-round great leaders the world has ever known requested to visit Si'mybio.Sadly that person couldn't make it, but as it happens another equally infamous person is seeking admission.

Yes it's that amazing conjurer and all-round spiffing chap - hero to the masses, grand agriculturalist, father of his people, the humane and lovable teddy bear, worshipped by all in fear of him - The great, the majestic, the icon of all he surveys..non other than old Bob Mug! Hooray, Cheers, Hooray!
The grapevine rumours are that he's seeking overseas retirement, hence his interest in Si'mybio.
There is a special throne set to one side - one of the finest toilets on the island, specially reserved to accommodate the biggest piece of crap in modern times.
Hot news! His application was unsuccessful and the Simybion authorities have rejected him.
Book your flight to Si'mybio here...
Investment is required to build a runway - please send your donations to the "Simybio Runway and Emergency Vehicle Appeal". Enjoy your flight.
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and dream on......
All comments welcome....
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- triathlontraining triathlontraining Dec 7, 2009 @ 10:02 am
- You're a very daft writer...er, I mean deft writer! You should write satire as a profession (yes, I'm being honest). :)
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- luvmyludwig luvmyludwig Nov 12, 2009 @ 9:05 am
- I'm rolling laughing right now. Found my way here from Alex's Squidoo News Blog, and I have to say this is just plain Crapp! LOL :)
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- Oosquid Oosquid Nov 10, 2009 @ 3:32 pm
- Slap me with a wet fish! Why have I not discovered this load of (hilarious) crap before :0)
5 stars and favorcrapped.
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- divacratus divacratus Nov 8, 2009 @ 2:16 pm
- Seems like a lovely place! ;)
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- LittleWhistle LittleWhistle Nov 8, 2009 @ 1:46 pm
- Well, this is going on my list of 'places to go and people to see' for sure! They don't teach you about these excellent places in school geography classes! I'm so glad to see Sarah P is branching out!
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- ShirlW ShirlW Nov 5, 2009 @ 6:45 am
- Wow - It's too bad you let the crap out of the bag, now everyone's going to want to go....will laugh at this one a looong time.
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- a_willow a_willow Nov 3, 2009 @ 7:32 am
- Unique place. And warm. Miss that right now. ;) Blessed by an Angel!
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- hallow hallow Nov 3, 2009 @ 1:02 am
- What are the current hotel rates in Simybio, I am coming there.
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- RinchenChodron RinchenChodron Nov 2, 2009 @ 8:48 am
- I can't stop laughing, I'm almost crying! Way to go - Angel Blessings. I've joined your Fan Club.
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- CherylK CherylK Oct 28, 2009 @ 6:23 pm
- I dunno...what with Sarah Palin and Seth Godin and Bob Mug and Wossa, not to mention Kimberly and who knows who else dashing off to your little bit of heaven...it's getting a little crowded out there. Take that map off so not so many people can see exactly where you are is my advice.
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- Spook Spook Oct 16, 2009 @ 3:44 pm
- I first landed on this controversial lens, many moons ago. In as much as I can remember, the category was, spirituality and religion. I started laughing before I had even read much, and I'm still laughing although the subject matter is something I'm not prone to laugh about. You're a great lensmaster Bard, but I sometimes think, you need to temper your great talent with a tad more common sense. That's enough moralising for the time being.In the meantime. Blessed by an Angel. No doubt that will bring out an incredulous guffaw. If it does, then I'm pleased. Where would we all be without an ability to laugh, me fine old chap? Needless to say, this is a great lens. Your use of HTML and CSS is a wonder to behold. All the best from this old 'eejit.'
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- drifter0658 drifter0658 Oct 16, 2009 @ 2:32 pm
- My friend, I'm often asked what lens has been the biggest inspiration to me and I always pinch my nose and point to this one. Someday I will print this off and keep it near the department of waste.
I have been waiting for the moment I could come and bless this masterpiece, and I just did.
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- Spook Spook Oct 6, 2009 @ 12:08 pm
- I trust that Professor Itsa Gasser was also involved in the decision to reject a certain lunatic. If so, three cheers and long live this most beautiful of places. Ever since childhood I have been told that nothing improves one's spirit more, than a good cr*p. Thanks for the update and the laugh, I needed it.
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- Gordon_Hamilton Gordon_Hamilton Oct 5, 2009 @ 4:24 pm
- Seems like a lovely place. Hope to visit some day...!
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- aj2008 aj2008 Oct 5, 2009 @ 4:21 pm
- What a load of Crapp - CrappAngel Blessings to you!
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- flowergardener flowergardener Oct 5, 2009 @ 2:05 pm
- I want to visit Simybio!
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- theraggededge theraggededge Oct 5, 2009 @ 1:41 pm
- Thanks - you have restored my regularity to its usual... er... regularity. Strangely, I find a very hot cup of tea in the morning to be extremely beneficial in this respect.
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- mysticmama mysticmama Oct 5, 2009 @ 12:48 pm
- I just love this lens!
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- FarAwayJoe FarAwayJoe Jul 17, 2009 @ 2:04 pm
- Your lens made for a very entertaining read. Congratulations.
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- AndyPo AndyPo Jun 21, 2009 @ 10:51 am
- Excellent. Very amusing. Sounds like somewhere to add to my list of future vacation destinations.
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- Spook Spook May 28, 2009 @ 9:46 am
- Great update and sorry I missed it. Globalisation sure works, I'm sorry to hear the expenses scandle has hit here as well. That's a c**pp**g shame.
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- kiwisoutback kiwisoutback Apr 10, 2009 @ 9:47 am
- I just don't understand why Si'mybio isn't being talked about more. The Crapp Restaurant, The Crapp Throne, deep, rich (fragrant) history... this should be the new Fuji! Maybe this Squid Angel blessing will encourage more tourists.
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- sittonbull sittonbull Feb 12, 2009 @ 11:23 pm
- Flash... Evidence confirms the union of Chief Crappus & Fart'es yields still another heir apparent in ...Lotta Crapp! Si'mybio is destined to explode from the bottom of depository destinations while in Lotta's culpable hands! Very enjoyable lens which brought forth several needed belly laughs. I know I will enjoy reading your lensography Bard... both humorous and factual. 5* and favored.
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- aj2008 aj2008 Feb 12, 2009 @ 5:58 am
- Back for another giggle - and glad to see you survived the "flagging". But in the interests of crappality, oops I mean equality, can we please have some pics of some nicely toned, tanned and handsome MALE residents of Si'mybio. No, NOT Jonathan Ross - please!
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- Stazjia Stazjia Feb 12, 2009 @ 4:50 am
- I'm sure I know some people who must have been born on Si'mybio because they are always talking crap.
Thanks for telling us about it. At least we know they can't help it, it just comes naturally.
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- daoine daoine Feb 11, 2009 @ 9:31 pm
- You are truly a hoot. Thanks for the giggle.
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- Susan52 Susan52 Feb 4, 2009 @ 6:34 pm
- I am speechless and will no doubt lie awake all night thinking of what comment I could have made here that would have been worthy of its peers. Well, maybe half the night. :-)
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- Spook Spook Jan 20, 2009 @ 3:19 am
- Be careful of allowing your latest edition because you will get more Crapp than anticipated
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- TheGreenerMe TheGreenerMe Jan 9, 2009 @ 8:38 am
- How do you say "great lens" in crapp? Have you made any affiliate sales to Simybio in the Orbitz module yet? I hope not, that'll be a soft landing!
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- susannaduffy susannaduffy Jan 6, 2009 @ 12:27 am
- Where exactly is this blessed place basking in the sea like a shining jewel graced with the warm trade winds and fluttering tropical breezes of the South Pacific? I want to emigrate. Or at least steer my dinghy in the right direction. I already know the location of Piddle Island, do I just continue straight ahead from there?
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- kgoldenangel kgoldenangel Dec 4, 2008 @ 9:45 pm
- Haha made me laugh..great lens! Thanks for your help with mine..the one about Berlin, remember? Took my time to visit you and say thanks...hehe and for this interesting topic I even give you stars ;o)..you truely deserve them!
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- Spook Spook Nov 28, 2008 @ 4:47 am
- Brilliant use of english and it appealed to my sense of humour and can only say I wonder if old Mad Mick has come back to life and is ruling Zimbabwe?
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- Cinetech Cinetech Nov 19, 2008 @ 1:05 pm
- Really well made, and funny too! I'd like to see a world reference map of its location though. Cheers to The Bard!
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- thesolowriter thesolowriter Nov 10, 2008 @ 2:28 pm
- Clever and I love it. Love seeing the GPS headings. want to see this place someday.
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- happy-jack happy-jack Nov 6, 2008 @ 9:38 am
- I want to invest, how much to put in the runway.
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- Squidster Squidster Nov 4, 2008 @ 5:50 pm
- Learn something new everyday! I always thought that public toilets were invented by French. Thanks for setting the record straight :)
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- Reggie_Marigold Reggie_Marigold Nov 3, 2008 @ 4:01 pm
- This is siilly! In a good way. :)
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- thrivingmom thrivingmom Nov 3, 2008 @ 8:32 am
- I read in the forums that you said this lens got flagged. I bet it was just due to that first large picture.
I learned something new here today.
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- naturegirl7 naturegirl7 Nov 3, 2008 @ 7:47 am
- Very witty and entertaining. 5*'s and favorite
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- real_estate_hawaii real_estate_hawaii Nov 2, 2008 @ 9:43 pm
- Great lens,I got new information today. Keep up the good work.
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- aj2008 aj2008 Oct 31, 2008 @ 4:49 pm
- Oooooo - I did titter all the way through this lens. What a load of c**p she says, meaning it as the ultimate compliment. 5 c**ps, oops I mean stars
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- Music-Resource Music-Resource Oct 30, 2008 @ 6:47 pm
- LOL!...why do I have the sudden urge to defecate after completing this amusing story? I think the Crap Dynasty now rules the entire planet - The USA at least. Well done :D ~Music Resource~
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- WritingforYourWealth WritingforYourWealth Oct 28, 2008 @ 9:20 pm
- Very cool. I'd not heard of this spot, but it sounds like a great place to visit. :)
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- Rusty-Quill Rusty-Quill Oct 21, 2008 @ 11:21 pm
- As chance would have it I have been to Si'mybio, we got dumped there on our way to las archipelagos del bul'cacca, alas we were quite at a loss as how to remove ourselves from the island until a great wave flushed us back out to sea. One of the most enlightening trips I've ever taken.
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- Jewelsofawe Jewelsofawe Aug 5, 2008 @ 11:08 am
- Fascinating story. Cool lens.
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- The_Homeopath The_Homeopath Jul 26, 2008 @ 2:40 pm
- Brilliant lenscrapping. I mean, lenscrafting. :-)
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- Rock_The_Ice Rock_The_Ice Apr 17, 2008 @ 8:42 pm
- Hi Paul, Thanks for your comments. I just checked out your lensmaster page and I realised I had to come to this lens. Brilliant. You're definitely the #1 lensmaster from Si'mybio! - Mac
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- MrCruise MrCruise Feb 19, 2008 @ 9:43 pm
- Interesting story... Mad Captain Mick could have been friends with Captain Jack Sparrow!!!
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- CliveAnderson CliveAnderson Jul 28, 2007 @ 3:28 pm
- Hi Pab, Great lens with a very interesting topic. Mad Captain Mick, but was he mad before he got lost? :) I keep hearing about the Philippines and must visit one day from the UK. 5 stars... Thank You. Clive Anderson.






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