Made it to Season 4 of Sopranos and realised I was just forcing myself to watch it hoping I would start enjoying it. Gandolfini is amazing but I don't get the hype behind the show That's what I did with The Wire <erk>. Edit: Looks like I posted about it previously. AG wasn't such a fan back in 2014...

Tash should be unbanned.

So confused. This is why everyone should just stick to English.

skalpel wrote:Around the World by Draught Punk IPA

ALF wrote:Hello, is it mead you're looking for?

Germans. I have to work with them every day via email and phone and they're ignorant, rude, lazy f***s. You just know there is someone in Germany saying: Brits. I have to work with them every day via email and phone and they're ignorant, rude, lazy f***s And he's not even British, giving the rest o...

Duke wrote:Germans. I have to work with them every day via email and phone and they're ignorant, rude, lazy f***s.

Sounds like they've given jobs to the refugees.

Bodacious Benny wrote:People knocking on your door after 8pm on a Monday night trying to get you to sign up to some direct debit payment for a charity.

Selfish ****.

I know what you're getting at. Taken as a whole, there is more plot to the Wire than the Sopranos, or at least plotlines that actually resolve themselves. But (putting aside the fact that I actually consider this a flaw of the Sopranos rather than a strength - imo it was almost Lost-esque in its wi...

Of course. But I'm arguing that the second season (the best season) of the Wire is basically a character driven morality tale with everything orbiting one complex character whose attributes and decisions impact the story like pond ripples. It could even be taken as a self contained miniseries which...

Bodacious Benny wrote:I'm onto series 2 of Mad Men which I'm enjoying so far.

I recently watched the first two series but that was all I had downloaded and our internet's too s**** to download any more.

Breaking Bad would be my recommendation but The Wire is by far the greatest TV show ever made and always will be, but it's kind of esoteric and (and I don't care how conceited this is) simply above those who criticise it. I wouldn't recommend it because I think many people would start watching, deem...

Leonid Brezhnev wrote:The forum needs more users named after dictators imo.

I tried but apparently the username Cal is already taken

Duke wrote:Shouldn't that be abso

It should be ASBO but I don't like all caps.

Decided to shorten mine, and I felt the old one might falsely have given the impression of me being upbeat.

Keegan for me. Club legend though, Keegan usernames will always be cool.

Edit: Actually it isn't Keegan at all, just associate that Martin Tyler quote with Keegan's first spell as manager.

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Again

Micky Quim wrote:

AbsolutelyGlorious wrote:
I can't stop picturing it

Top Tip - do not Google pig f***ing thinking you will get an amusing image to post on a forum

Seriously, have you only just started using the internet?

Micky Quim wrote:

AbsolutelyGlorious wrote:
But, but he'd joint-host dinner with David Cameron.

What an image!

I can't stop picturing it

Micky Quim wrote:

Mifune wrote:BGD's house. I'm sure he'd spit roast a nice pig for you.

I want something cooked, not f***ed!

But, but he'd joint-host dinner with David Cameron.

Colback's Orange Tufts wrote:

biggeordiedave wrote:
25 minute round trip?! You f***ing lazy bastard.

Can't go to the gym and the butcher in my lunch hour without being gone to long

Run!