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(generated by random.org so it's really random)

Some people really need to read more Tarski...
Seriously guys, it's not "post 'something random' ", it's "post something random". While it may either be a common mistake or a quaint way to be amusing - it only works in speech... if at all.

Ahhh, I'm just totally uncreative and imaginative :)
(And didn't realise someone else has already used this)[

Oh come on - we all saw that coming ;]...
That's even worse. The whole POINT of the contest (and all of these so far) is to be entertaining... Now get those gears turning and figure out something less predictable :P !

Thought I checked, and had such an answer first. I promise more attention in the future.
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Really, do you think a guy who looks like this (attachment) should be winning any prizes?
The answer: Yes. Then he'll have no time for taking such photos.

This time, we didn't forget the gravy...

This one is easy, I'm in! :)

My hovercraft is full of eels.

I'd kindly like to remind you of something. We, as rational beings, can only think of rational thoughts, i.e. randomness is impossible, as there is rationa thought working when we compose "randomness". Even number generators are random too; they, being programmed by us, mustalso be rational.
That's only if you believe humans are rational though....

female hyenas have a fake penis.

Did you know: a recent medical development will include a small amount of nitroglycerin in the tip of a new Durex condom to stimulate erection during intercourse. "The CSD500 condom contains a chemical in its teat, called glyceryl trinitrate (GTN), which is absorbed by the skin and causes blood vessels to dilate."

Supercalifraglisticexpialidocious.

I'm impressed that you recognized it, if you've never read the original. But then. the Norwegian translation may be closer to the original than the Danish one is. The Danish translation is completely different, other than the general structure of the poem.
I do recommend you read the originals though. Douglas Adams does not fare well in translation. His (mis)use of the English language is a large part of what makes those books so great.

Exports continued to increase to the point where, in 1986, New Hope's market mix had about-faced to 90 per cent export and 10 per cent domestic sales