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ResurrectionRooney wrote:

Glen Miller wrote:
  Chirpy Burpy is my favourite episode.  What are the 3 great episodes?  Besides CBCS, I like "Are You Alright There?" and "A Song for Europe" best. 

Having said that, looking at a list of episodes, I couldn't really pick out any weak ones.  The Christmas Special was brilliant as well.

Are you right there is fucking superb.  "It's not the Greeks he's after, it's the Chinese" "Well as long as I can have a go at the fecking Greeks.  They invented gayness!"

The Passion of St. Tibulus is also brilliant.

vel wrote:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q9JZoyLFny8&feature=youtu.be&t=5m29s

omfg im DYINGGG

Jordi wrote:

This is quite something.

Zzonked wrote:Father Ted is great, feel like British comedies are usually better than dramas.

Does anyone watch It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia? Onto season 3 of that, the third season is hilarious and a lot better than the first two.

vel wrote:most humans go to parties to turn up and do stupid shit

obviously at the bible-reading parties you go to, you will never experience this, stop being a zionist and live for once retard

SBSP wrote:I wonder how much money I've saved not having to bother buying beer or whatever.

Glen Miller wrote:I went to my first "party" tonight, and I have to ask, is alcohol really that great of a social tool?  Surely the whole point of socializing is to create and strengthen relationships with others-yet from what I saw, the moment the alcohol came out, basically every conversation ended and the teetotalers are left sipping water while they watch human beings they thought they knew act like idiots.  I always hear that alcohol is this great magic wand that makes every social situation outrageously entertaining, but is that really the case?   I wished my friend happy birthday, thanked her for the generous cup of water, and left within an hour.

SBSP wrote:On a related note, I probably save even more money because I don't drink coffee.

Rei Andros wrote:A most un-Glen-like response if I do say so, Glen. 

I'm in the same boat. The concept of a drinking culture is something I can't grasp. It smacks of social conditioning. I remember a conversation with a friend where he said drinking beer was an acquired taste, or basically that he just kept drinking it until he liked it. 

Besides the odd glass of wine at family gatherings (2/3 times a year), the only alcoholic beverage I've had in, say, the past six years, is a half a glass of vodka, just to try it out. Ghastly stuff.

Rei Andros wrote:

SBSP wrote:On a related note, I probably save even more money because I don't drink coffee.

Me neither. I always tell people that drinking coffee is the only accepted form of drug abuse.

Yrael wrote:

Rei Andros wrote:

Me neither. I always tell people that drinking coffee is the only accepted form of drug abuse.

Alcohol tops that surely? Can't think of a drug which causes more death/damage than alcohol that is so accepted. And add to that the fact that people who drink little or none are thought to be abnormal.

Yrael wrote:

Rei Andros wrote:

Me neither. I always tell people that drinking coffee is the only accepted form of drug abuse.

Alcohol tops that surely? Can't think of a drug which causes more death/damage than alcohol that is so accepted. And add to that the fact that people who drink little or none are thought to be abnormal.

Glen Miller wrote:

Yrael wrote:
Alcohol tops that surely? Can't think of a drug which causes more death/damage than alcohol that is so accepted. And add to that the fact that people who drink little or none are thought to be abnormal.

I hate the feeling when someone asks you if you drink, you say "no," and they say "that's cool," but you know they are lying through their teeth.

Keyser Söze wrote:Grow a beard mf. Then see if they ask you to do anything illicit ever again.

Stranger wrote:Gotham (the tv show) is pretty good.

vel wrote:

Keyser Söze wrote:Grow a beard mf. Then see if they ask you to do anything illicit ever again.

Telling him to grow a neckbeard?

Glen Miller wrote:

Yrael wrote:
Alcohol tops that surely? Can't think of a drug which causes more death/damage than alcohol that is so accepted. And add to that the fact that people who drink little or none are thought to be abnormal.

I hate the feeling when someone asks you if you drink, you say "no," and they say "that's cool," but you know they are lying through their teeth.

Free_Mustache_Rides wrote:

Glen Miller wrote:
I hate the feeling when someone asks you if you drink, you say "no," and they say "that's cool," but you know they are lying through their teeth.

The worst is when they go, "oh that's good that's good" and then they take a big ass swig of whatever they are drinking.