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(@myn0k)
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Make us a cuppa Harold

 
Posted : 13/09/2017 4:20 pm
(@samxtherapy)
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Posted by: Charlie
Posted by: SamXTherapy

Ratbag is a favourite at home.  Once, when we were out with the children, young Master Therapy proudly announced to everyone in earshot, "We're a pair of little Ratbags".

Plum and lemon are used a lot as general terms of derision.  "Daddy, you plum" is often heard at Chez Therapy.  Fiddlesticks! and For Five Minutes! are pretty good for letting off steam.

BTW, Berk, is a shortened rhyming slang - remember that discussion? - for Berkshire Hunt. I'm sure you can work out that one. An example of mutated rhyming slang is Aris, short for Aristotle, rhyming slang for bottle, shortened from Bottle and Glass (pronounced in the London way "Glarse"), rhyming slang for arse.  

According to my dictionary, rhyming slang was also used in Australia and New Zealand but is now obsolete.  Dunno if that's true but the few Aussies I've spoken to have never heard of it.

 

So this would be like Ebonics is here in the colonies?

I doubt it, based on my limited knowledge of Ebonics.  Rhyming slang has been around here for so long it's largely seen as being part of the language, regardless of class, ethnicity or location.  Used more widely in certain parts of the country but understood all over, at least by people who speak English as a first language, and many others who have lived here long enough to use slang.

 
Posted : 13/09/2017 4:36 pm
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Hi owl,
 
Posted by: Ruskinowl
 
Yeah man, I love George Carlin. And Bill Hicks, you guys produced some excellent comedians. 
I really like Hicks, too.  I'm sure you've seen this, but here's one of my favorite routines of his:
 
 
 
Gone too soon!  🙁
 
- /< /\ /> - 
 
Posted : 14/09/2017 5:55 am
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Posted by: Ric Bissell
Hi owl,
 
Posted by: Ruskinowl
 
Yeah man, I love George Carlin. And Bill Hicks, you guys produced some excellent comedians. 
I really like Hicks, too.  I'm sure you've seen this, but here's one of my favorite routines of his:
 
 
 
Gone too soon!  🙁
 
- /< /\ /> - 

Hi Ric

Yeah I love that routine. Here's one of my (many) revered:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BwkdGr9JYmE

 
Posted : 14/09/2017 8:56 am
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I'm reviving the deathbag!

What's with the sudden influx of disrespectful, passive-aggressive posters? 

And this forum used find such a mild-mannered place,full of intellectual debate. 

?w=500&h=656

 
Posted : 22/09/2017 12:55 am
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Posted by: Myn0k

I'm reviving the deathbag!

What's with the sudden influx of disrespectful, passive-aggressive posters? 

And this forum used find such a mild-mannered place,full of intellectual debate. 

?w=500&h=656

Forum Entropy, mate.  We have to keep up our noise level to drown it out and/or set an example to the new members.

 
Posted : 22/09/2017 1:30 am
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Posted by: Myn0k

I'm reviving the deathbag!

What's with the sudden influx of disrespectful, passive-aggressive posters? 

And this forum used find such a mild-mannered place,full of intellectual debate. 

?w=500&h=656

Some posters are so enamored with their theories they've accepted it as fact. Instead of being open minded, they've become afflicted with confirmation bias. 

 
Posted : 22/09/2017 3:24 am
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Posted by: Damien Crowley
Posted by: Myn0k

I'm reviving the deathbag!

What's with the sudden influx of disrespectful, passive-aggressive posters? 

And this forum used find such a mild-mannered place,full of intellectual debate. 

?w=500&h=656

Some posters are so enamored with their theories they've accepted it as fact. Instead of being open minded, they've become afflicted with confirmation bias. 

That, and a severe lack of critical thinking.  Which I guess amounts to the same thing anyhow. 

 
Posted : 22/09/2017 4:00 am
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(@charlie)
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Ah, me bag.  Let me see, what am I angry about today.  Dale never had another piece of pie at RR or some pancakes from GN.  And I am angry that I was made to care about so many new characters that never amounted to anything more than the discharge from that sick girls mouth.  Do you think there is a good reason we are given so many new characters with a lack of depth to them?

 
Posted : 22/09/2017 10:09 am
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Posted by: Charlie

Ah, me bag.  Let me see, what am I angry about today.  Dale never had another piece of pie at RR or some pancakes from GN.  And I am angry that I was made to care about so many new characters that never amounted to anything more than the discharge from that sick girls mouth.  Do you think there is a good reason we are given so many new characters with a lack of depth to them?

I do.  I believe they were there to provide a backdrop and a reminder that life goes on and often doesn't make sense to an outside observer.  Fits in with my idea regarding the whole of the show and, in the absence of a better idea - not saying there aren't any, just haven't seen one yet - I'll stick with it for now.

 
Posted : 22/09/2017 10:15 am
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Regarding the seemingly unconnected characters - I think there's a mystery to be uncovered. Hence why we had The Congressman's Dilemma  i.e., here are the clues, go ahead and find out what they mean. 

I'm shit at that sort of thing though, so I'll leave that to greater minds 🙂

 
Posted : 22/09/2017 11:57 am
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Posted by: Myn0k

Regarding the seemingly unconnected characters - I think there's a mystery to be uncovered. Hence why we had The Congressman's Dilemma  i.e., here are the clues, go ahead and find out what they mean. 

I'm shit at that sort of thing though, so I'll leave that to greater minds 🙂

Sort of related...

Has anyone made progress with the flashing plane windows?  I wondered if the sequence was the finger positions for a flute or ocarina, perhaps even the tune Gordon was whistling.

 
Posted : 22/09/2017 12:39 pm
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