Guilty Laughs
Are you the kind of person who laughs when they see a cat getting run over? Tell us about the times your sense of humour has gone beyond taste and decency.
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( , Thu 22 Jul 2010, 15:19)
Are you the kind of person who laughs when they see a cat getting run over? Tell us about the times your sense of humour has gone beyond taste and decency.
Suggested by SnowyTheRabbit
( , Thu 22 Jul 2010, 15:19)
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Im a chicken..... no your not, yes I am....
That documentry about the lad with Turrets syndrome.
Funniest thing Ive seen on TV in years.
I remember texting more or less everyone on my phone alerting them to the program.
Edit: ah yes - it seems Outlook spell check has made me look a fool.
:(
( , Wed 28 Jul 2010, 10:39, 13 replies)
That documentry about the lad with Turrets syndrome.
Funniest thing Ive seen on TV in years.
I remember texting more or less everyone on my phone alerting them to the program.
Edit: ah yes - it seems Outlook spell check has made me look a fool.
:(
( , Wed 28 Jul 2010, 10:39, 13 replies)
Terrible.
Yet...
There was such a documentary in The States about 15 years ago. One woman's tick was to call people 'ha-ha-haaaaRD-assed bitches'. Cue an entire dorm of girls laughing over themselves. We still call each other that to this day.
Hu-hu-hu-HARDASSED BITCH! HARDASSED BITCH!
( , Wed 28 Jul 2010, 10:56, closed)
Yet...
There was such a documentary in The States about 15 years ago. One woman's tick was to call people 'ha-ha-haaaaRD-assed bitches'. Cue an entire dorm of girls laughing over themselves. We still call each other that to this day.
Hu-hu-hu-HARDASSED BITCH! HARDASSED BITCH!
( , Wed 28 Jul 2010, 10:56, closed)
Turret's syndrome? Isn't that where sufferers are compelled to pour boiling oil over people?
( , Wed 28 Jul 2010, 11:08, closed)
( , Wed 28 Jul 2010, 11:08, closed)
Tourette de France
and that documentary in the USA Tourette's camp is some of the finest, sorry I meant funniest TV I have ever seen :)
( , Wed 28 Jul 2010, 11:26, closed)
and that documentary in the USA Tourette's camp is some of the finest, sorry I meant funniest TV I have ever seen :)
( , Wed 28 Jul 2010, 11:26, closed)
By God it was funny.
Our house-master, a monk, showed it to us (I'm assuming you're referencing the documentary about the Scottish Tourette's sufferer called 'Jon's Not Mad'), presumably to invoke some sort of catholic compassion for the poor lad's plight. Obviously we all laughed 'til our sides ached.
For some reason the bit that made me laugh the most was when Jon was in a green-house with a bunch of other kids and a social-worker was gently helping him pot a plant, when he suddenly roars, "Your Mum's a CUNT!" The shock on the soppy social-worker's face before he regains his composure is comedy gold.
( , Wed 28 Jul 2010, 13:33, closed)
Our house-master, a monk, showed it to us (I'm assuming you're referencing the documentary about the Scottish Tourette's sufferer called 'Jon's Not Mad'), presumably to invoke some sort of catholic compassion for the poor lad's plight. Obviously we all laughed 'til our sides ached.
For some reason the bit that made me laugh the most was when Jon was in a green-house with a bunch of other kids and a social-worker was gently helping him pot a plant, when he suddenly roars, "Your Mum's a CUNT!" The shock on the soppy social-worker's face before he regains his composure is comedy gold.
( , Wed 28 Jul 2010, 13:33, closed)
Didn’t he start to spit as well.
I seem to remember a scene where the family where sitting, rather glumly, around the dinner table with upturned Tupperware boxes covering the serving dishes.
( , Wed 28 Jul 2010, 13:59, closed)
I seem to remember a scene where the family where sitting, rather glumly, around the dinner table with upturned Tupperware boxes covering the serving dishes.
( , Wed 28 Jul 2010, 13:59, closed)
Yes!
He phlegmed for England at meal times. His poor siblings did indeed look very glum. I think they'd rather ingeniously used perspex sheet-music stands to catch the gunk. Rank, it's putting me off my cornflakes even now...
( , Thu 29 Jul 2010, 10:04, closed)
He phlegmed for England at meal times. His poor siblings did indeed look very glum. I think they'd rather ingeniously used perspex sheet-music stands to catch the gunk. Rank, it's putting me off my cornflakes even now...
( , Thu 29 Jul 2010, 10:04, closed)
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