I love the 'Soggy Bottom Boys! And that film is great!
womble wrote:I love the 'Soggy Bottom Boys! And that film is great!
Sheesh! "Soggy Bottom" that really brings up visions of Zackdog going out on the town!
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womble wrote: And after an evening at the 'Soggy Bottom':
Did you guys catch last week's Top Gear? They had Ryan Reynolds on -photoshopped abs- and he told a story about being too drunk to drive and walking home.
And getting hit by a drunk driver on his way there.
So I guess that the signs are necessary in the UK.
My friends and I getting our Soggy Bottoms on!
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Did you guys catch last week's Top Gear? They had Ryan Reynolds on -photoshopped abs- and he told a story about being too drunk to drive and walking home.
Sorry, did you mean they interviewed Ryan Reynolds? Or his photoshopped abs??
Absolutely love Top Gear, especially the ones were they race, or build their own cars
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womble wrote:Absolutely love Top Gear, especially the ones were they race, or build their own cars
You know its the most watched show through-out the entire world.
Most of the stuff does not appeal to me(not a gear head, would never want to spend more than i need to on a car) but i do enjoy the season finales where they travel through a different country. The vietnam one was what motivated me to go to S.E Asia on a vacation.
The stress test one where they try to destroy the Toyota Hilux is also what has made me want to buy one of those and keep around as a junker/winter-car... Than i priced them out and realized they still seem a tad expensive for a 20+ year old truck.(Toyota brand + Top Gear endorsement really must have raised their re-sale value
)womble wrote:Did you guys catch last week's Top Gear? They had Ryan Reynolds on -photoshopped abs- and he told a story about being too drunk to drive and walking home.
Sorry, did you mean they interviewed Ryan Reynolds?
You know Womble, with your sarcasm, my brains, your "Pistol Bonnie" and "Dyslexic Clyde" we could conquer the world.
Seriously. Conquer the world.
POINT THE GUN AT THEIR HEADS, YOU MORON!
You know its the most watched show through-out the entire world.
Most of the stuff does not appeal to me(not a gear head, would never want to spend more than i need to on a car)
I agree with you, I appreciate and respect the great technological advances and wizardry that is involved in putting those cars together. But really, I wouldn't want a penis on wheels even if I had the money to afford one. Maybe I'm saying that 'cuz I can't afford one, who knows. I mean, what guy wouldn't want a bigger penis? I digress. Oh yes. At the end of the day it's just a gas burning engine with four wheels attached to it, it's purpose, to get me from point A to point B as fast and as efficiently as possible. In comfort. With as little damage to my kidneys and spinal column as possible.
Really, how many of us will ever have the opportunity -or the balls- to drive our own cars to the limit, let alone a car whose tires cost as much as a couple mortgage payments. Unless you're ready to go to prison for a couple of years, of course.
What I absolutely love about the show is the truly joyful, moronic and juvenile way two thirds of the team go about doing things. Whether it's doing an interview, behaving in public or driving, showing us what a car can do and is (at least on paper) capable of doing. Thank heavens for James May, the voice of reason.
I guess that makes me one of the two thirds joyful/moronic/juvenile with a one third voice of reason adults of the world that enjoy watching their counterparts on TV.
I've seen the evidence and it's ghastly. If I was dreaming of electric sheep, I'd think that video makes Abu-Ghraib look like kindergarten.
Since I don't dream of electric sheep, that was fun. Down to the last whine of the motor.
Since I don't dream of electric sheep, that was fun. Down to the last whine of the motor.
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