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I'm a youtube guy.

this SONY worker is clueless

Mr Leiva wrote:Meh, just remembered I had RE tasks to do. Five of them, and a powerpoint.

Haven't done any, and they should have been done last week.

One of the small questions.

Question: What is the Sancity of Life.
My answer: I don't know and don't care.

Teacher ain't going to be happy when he looks at the answer.

Answer: The high regard in which the Abrahamic religions hold life. Key reason for their success - people who are followers of said religions are encouraged to have lots of children and discouraged from using protection/abortion, leading to more little Catholics and Muslims, who go on and do the same.

This stream

BladeGunner14 wrote:

xPeterLFC95 wrote:I am merely stating an opinion, you pretentious little freak. Karl Pilkington is a disgrace, a disgrace that fails to bring laughs into my life.

He is a disgrace because he fails to bring laughs to your life? You used to say the same shit too about the Inbetweeners. Not that I care whatsoever for the latter but calling something an unfunny disgrace because you deem it crass and lowbrow is being pretentious and pathetic.

The Inbetweeners, combined with Karl Pilkington, symbolize the demise of English/British comedy over the years. Our comedy has assimilated, and become like that of America: stupid, silly, and crude.

The fuck.

xPeterLFC95 wrote:

BladeGunner14 wrote:

He is a disgrace because he fails to bring laughs to your life? You used to say the same shit too about the Inbetweeners. Not that I care whatsoever for the latter but calling something an unfunny disgrace because you deem it crass and lowbrow is being pretentious and pathetic.

The Inbetweeners, combined with Karl Pilkington, symbolize the demise of English/British comedy over the years. Our comedy has assimilated, and become like that of America: stupid, silly, and crude.

It's like I'm talking to myself...

xPeterLFC95 wrote:

BladeGunner14 wrote:

He is a disgrace because he fails to bring laughs to your life? You used to say the same shit too about the Inbetweeners. Not that I care whatsoever for the latter but calling something an unfunny disgrace because you deem it crass and lowbrow is being pretentious and pathetic.

The Inbetweeners, combined with Karl Pilkington, symbolize the demise of English/British comedy over the years. Our comedy has assimilated, and become like that of America: stupid, silly, and crude.

I agree. Some people really do have low standards in this day and age. If both The Inbetweeners and An Idiot Abroad were shown in the 70's or 80's, they wouldn't have lasted one season.

Other than myself, who on this forum hasnt suffered from depression?

BladeGunner14 wrote:

xPeterLFC95 wrote:The Inbetweeners, combined with Karl Pilkington, symbolize the demise of English/British comedy over the years. Our comedy has assimilated, and become like that of America: stupid, silly, and crude.

It's like I'm talking to myself...

How is it pathetic to say that Karl Pilkington symbolizes the demise of British comedy? It is disgraceful that he has gone on a solo mission to do so.

Forest wrote:Other than myself, who on this forum hasnt suffered from depression?

I have not.

Forest wrote:Other than myself, who on this forum hasnt suffered from depression?

Me surprisingly.

Pippo Inzaghi wrote:

xPeterLFC95 wrote:The Inbetweeners, combined with Karl Pilkington, symbolize the demise of English/British comedy over the years. Our comedy has assimilated, and become like that of America: stupid, silly, and crude.

I agree. Some people really do have low standards in this day and age. If both The Inbetweeners and An Idiot Abroad were shown in the 70's or 80's, they wouldn't have lasted one season.

I agree 100%, my dear fellow.

This is the 1st thing I thought of when reading your posts Peter:

Who is "exceptionally" on this stream?

I just seen "the-playmaker" come up in the chat

xPeterLFC95 wrote:

BladeGunner14 wrote:

It's like I'm talking to myself...

How is it pathetic to say that Karl Pilkington symbolizes the demise of British comedy? It is disgraceful that he has gone on a solo mission to do so.

I agree. If Pilkington was a jovial character, he would be more entertaining to watch, but the fact that he looks like he has a storm cloud hovering over his head makes me feel like Karl during the show; miserable.

kyro7 wrote:

Forest wrote:Other than myself, who on this forum hasnt suffered from depression?

Me surprisingly.

Now that I'm shocked by.

Point wrote:This is the 1st thing I thought of when reading your posts Peter:

I fail to understand.

Forest wrote:Other than myself, who on this forum hasnt suffered from depression?

I never have, had spells for like a few weeks where I just felt shitty, but nowhere near depression level.

Why am I still seeing ads for Love Calculators where you have to pay like £4 a week? Is anyone that stupid?

I haven't suffered depression.

Pulp Fiction on Sky Atlantic in 10 mins

Looooooooool

xPeterLFC95 wrote:

Point wrote:This is the 1st thing I thought of when reading your posts Peter:

I fail to understand.

He is saying that you are a boring British gentleman, which I do not agree with, except for the British part and the Gentleman part.

Pippo Inzaghi wrote:

xPeterLFC95 wrote:How is it pathetic to say that Karl Pilkington symbolizes the demise of British comedy? It is disgraceful that he has gone on a solo mission to do so.

I agree. If Pilkington was a jovial character, he would be more entertaining to watch, but the fact that he looks like he has a storm cloud hovering over his head makes me feel like Karl during the show; miserable.

If it wasn't for Rick Gervais' intolerable cackling in the background, none of these buffoons would know when they should be laughing.

xPeterLFC95 wrote:

Pippo Inzaghi wrote:

I agree. If Pilkington was a jovial character, he would be more entertaining to watch, but the fact that he looks like he has a storm cloud hovering over his head makes me feel like Karl during the show; miserable.

If it wasn't for Rick Gervais' intolerable cackling in the background, none of these buffoons would know when they should be laughing.

I agree. Richard Gervais is a hyena, thus why he is sad enough to laugh at his own pathetic creations.

Wait, you're criticizing Gervais???

Have you never seen The Office or Extras....

Point wrote:Wait, you're criticizing Gervais???

Have you never seen The Office or Extras....

The Extras, no. And The Office required the acting skills of a buffoon, which is why Gervais fit so perfectly.

Point wrote:Wait, you're criticizing Gervais???

Have you never seen The Office or Extras....

Both are poor.

I'm done. The fact you didn't like The Office says it all.

xPeterLFC95 wrote:

Point wrote:Wait, you're criticizing Gervais???

Have you never seen The Office or Extras....

The Extras, no. And The Office required the acting skills of a buffoon, which is why Gervais fit so perfectly.

Agreed.

Extras also has Gervais in it, and again, he shows that he has the acting skills of a drunk ostrich