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Biffy Clyro is a Scottish rock band from Scotland. As well as being Scottish, nobody outside of the rainy isles has heard of them. The band is composed of one Scottish guy, and two other Scottish guys who are for some reason twins, even though they look nothing alike. During concerts, the trio are joined by musicians Mike Vennart and Dick "99% of Gamblers Quit Before They Win it Big" Ingram. Currently signed to 14th Floor Records, they have released at least six albums. Following the first three, their maybe-existent fan base grew to slightly larger numbers. As for who they actually are, I'm still not sure. I'm pretty sure they're a band, however. As well as being from Scotland, they are apparently very popular in the UK, which is not a place I've visited. As for their music... I'm not sure that exists either. (Full article...)
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- ... that you can fry a potato but not a potatoe, according to the Potato-tomato theorem?
- ... that dyslexic farmers wear catflaps on their heads?
- ... that people residing or visiting Canada often ask themselves, "Why am I in Canada?"
- …that it’s offensive to call them “black pencils” and we should call them “pencils of colour isntead”?


- ... that the amount of cats in the area is directly proportionate to the distance from the Hot Dog factory?
- ... that if Abraham Lincoln was alive today, he would be clawing desperately at the lid of his coffin and screaming for help?
- ...the Cleveland Indians were about to become the Cleveland Clevelands?
- ... that you can fry a potato but not a potatoe, according to the Potato-tomato theorem?
- ... that dyslexic farmers wear catflaps on their heads?
- ... that people residing or visiting Canada often ask themselves, "Why am I in Canada?"
- …that it’s offensive to call them “black pencils” and we should call them “pencils of colour isntead”?
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