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Eyeballing preadolescents doesn't count as love, you kiddie-fiddling, delusional mongoloid.Originally Posted by opshion
Maybe if you'd spent more time in college instead of emo-wanking in the bushes of some nearby primary school, you wouldn't be such a stupid cunt.
RASPBERRY RIPPLE
BT Rep: +19
Yer using a bit of the royal wee again, aren't you, J-Dye?
Fat Secret Agent
You really need to stop talking to your missus like that, mate.
There's only so much support even I can give you.
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That was my Malcolm Tucker impression. Or Malcolm Tucker's impression of me.You really need to stop talking to your missus like that, mate.
There's only so much support even I can give you.
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Either way, I'm suing.
That fucker has a team of the most gifted comedy writers in Britain working for him. I'm just me.
And it shows.
And no, I'm not Aleister Campbell.
Fat Secret Agent
*knock knock*
"Come the fuck in or fuck the fuck off"
Possibly the greatest comedy writing ever.
Last edited by JPaul; 10-11-2011 at 08:41 PM.
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I do agree. You must've seen In The Loop.
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt1226774/
Diluted for an international audience, yet still some classic, caustic lines. Nowhere near as biting as the original.
Poster
it's good, but not as good as Blackadder
Fat Secret Agent
Blackadder was pish.it's good, but not as good as Blackadder
Blackadder II, Blackadder the Third and Blackadder goes Forth were genious.
The difference between them was the writing, the quality of acting and the production quality.
Oh and the characters were better.
FST Crew
BT Rep: +1
The only real Blackadder I enjoyed was The Army years, oh and that special where they went in the time machine and met Shakespeare. Didn't really appreciate the skit till we had to read The Merchant in Yr 8 English by this undeniable prick!
I might check this series out. I just hope that the political references aren't too strong. Have trouble keeping up with political humor here :\
Last edited by iLOVENZB; 10-24-2011 at 07:52 AM.
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