That's just off-topic. Just sit back and enjoy the oddity.



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This is the Nuthouse of TLR

Life: No one gets out alive.

Yes, it's the place where all the inmates want to stay in the asylum.

Sir S

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EDIT: its comming along......

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Edited by - ):Wolf_Demon on 5/5/2004 9:55:51 PM

Edited by - ):Wolf_Demon on 5/5/2004 9:57:09 PM

I can't read your sig Wolfy...

Life: No one gets out alive.

The Tawmobile is like the Batmobile. Except the Tawmobile transports Tawakalna instead of Batman and doesn't have one of jet exhaust jobbies on the back. Oh and Taw spreads evil instead of fighting it.

Actually I think you'll find the nutty wierdness to be a cultural difference between the US and the UK. Most folks from the US just don't get folks from the UK when it comes to comedy, at least thats according to numerous UK comedians I've seen interviewed.

it DOES have a jet exhaust, I'll have you know.

and everything IS a conspiracy

Edited by - Tawakalna on 5/5/2004 12:55:54 AM

or is it....

SuperSnipa, you've been here a while, and you haven't noticed that ?

We all are weirdos here, so just join us and play along

An idea came to my head and is now desperately searching for brain

just how "real" do you want to get?

think of a topic, post it, and see what replies you get. there are many interesting and relevant subjects we haven't discussed yet, such as

"what's Taw having for dinner?"
"what's the diff between real toast and french toast?"
"101 uses for a teenager"

and other rhetorical delights!

Edited by - Tawakalna on 5/5/2004 6:39:55 AM

we could go for some really serious threads like
"how many shopping days till xmas"
"my my the weather is awful this summer isnt it"
"carbon fly rods versus traditional split cane"
actually the last one might be worth a try

it'd be no fun if we did get serious and if u don't like it supersnipa then don't come here

Edited by - Gowserpaul on 5/5/2004 7:47:19 AM

Edited by - Gowserpaul on 5/5/2004 7:47:38 AM

@Wolfy, I can't tell what your sig says either. Just to let you know there is a difference between how it looks when typing in the reply field and how it looks on the page once the smileys are added.

@Mustie

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Actually I think you'll find the nutty wierdness to be a cultural difference between the US and the UK. Most folks from the US just don't get folks from the UK when it comes to comedy, at least thats according to numerous UK comedians I've seen interviewed.

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I take issue with that, I have an extraordinary amount of fun at the expense of Br*ts and Aussies. And I understand their comedy very well because I like laughing at them.

Seriously, I can't stand American comedy, especially from a writer's standpoint. I swear the bulk of them write the jokes or situations they want characters to be in, then they write the story around it. Also their humor is more physical and less situational. Br*ts seem to have more situational humor and they write their stories with characters who have quirks. The story and the characters go hand in hand without much need for "set-ups," which is what America does too much, they will set-up a joke. I really hate set-ups, horror movies are often nothing but set-ups for scary moments, at least those from the US.

Sir S