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| Thread ID: 98617 | 2009-03-31 10:38:00 | Stihl Chainsaw ad | johcar (6283) | PC World Chat |
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| 761030 | 2009-04-01 03:39:00 | Yes, woman have a very (little) strange sense of humour - So glad you didn't make that the plural. I quite liked some of the episodes. And Monty Python was fun..... And SPike Milligan....... and.... and..... |
pctek (84) | ||
| 761031 | 2009-04-01 08:39:00 | So glad you didn't make that the plural. I quite liked some of the episodes. And Monty Python was fun..... And SPike Milligan....... and.... and.... . All those things to like, but not Norton's jokes? |
R2x1 (4628) | ||
| 761032 | 2009-04-03 18:18:00 | I like Monty Python - wife doesn't . (see John Cleese below) I like "Rising Damp" - my wife hates it . I like Rumpole of the Bailey - wife dislikes it too . Dr . Who is a toss up . John Cleese in ANYTHING is well-liked by both of us, except my wife won't watch "A Fish Called Wanda" or "Third Rock from The Sun" since he was in an episode or two . It's not just a Brit/Aussie love-hate thing; she also is disgusted with Alfred E . Neuman and W . C . Fields too . Add Mel Brooks in anything for her to hate . "The Flambards" (http://www . flambards . flyingdreams . org/) is well liked by both of us . I guess wimmen have prejudices and preferences too . Can't say why, as I am perfectly capable and able to make such decisions for her . :nerd: What was the name of the Australian series that Paul Hogan was in where he was a "lifesaver" with a Fosters in his hand? That one I liked a lot; very under spoken and dry humor . |
SurferJoe46 (51) | ||
| 761033 | 2009-04-03 18:25:00 | That ad with a chick and a toy beaver must be pushing the boundaries a bit | prefect (6291) | ||
| 761034 | 2009-04-03 19:36:00 | I like Monty Python - wife doesn't . (see John Cleese below) I like "Rising Damp" - my wife hates it . I like Rumpole of the Bailey - wife dislikes it too . Dr . Who is a toss up . John Cleese in ANYTHING is well-liked by both of us, except my wife won't watch "A Fish Called Wanda" or "Third Rock from The Sun" since he was in an episode or two . I guess wimmen have prejudices and preferences too . No, your wife has preferences . Your wife is not all women . |
pctek (84) | ||
| 761035 | 2009-04-04 00:49:00 | I like Monty Python - wife doesn't. (see John Cleese below) I like "Rising Damp" - my wife hates it. I like Rumpole of the Bailey - wife dislikes it too. Dr. Who is a toss up. John Cleese in ANYTHING is well-liked by both of us, except my wife won't watch "A Fish Called Wanda" or "Third Rock from The Sun" since he was in an episode or two. It's not just a Brit/Aussie love-hate thing; she also is disgusted with Alfred E. Neuman and W.C. Fields too. Add Mel Brooks in anything for her to hate. "The Flambards" (http://www.flambards.flyingdreams.org/) is well liked by both of us. I guess wimmen have prejudices and preferences too. Can't say why, as I am perfectly capable and able to make such decisions for her. :nerd: What was the name of the Australian series that Paul Hogan was in where he was a "lifesaver" with a Fosters in his hand? That one I liked a lot; very under spoken and dry humor. You have great taste Joe. I like all of the above. :thumbs: I have two Stihl chainsaws and love 'em. In fact three if we count Dad's small one. He doesn't get to use it much in the resthome......killjoys. :o Great advert, simply great. |
Winston001 (3612) | ||
| 761036 | 2009-04-04 18:17:00 | I like Monty Python - wife doesn't . (see John Cleese below) I like "Rising Damp" - my wife hates it . I like Rumpole of the Bailey - wife dislikes it too . Dr . Who is a toss up . John Cleese in ANYTHING is well-liked by both of us, except my wife won't watch "A Fish Called Wanda" or "Third Rock from The Sun" since he was in an episode or two . It's not just a Brit/Aussie love-hate thing; she also is disgusted with Alfred E . Neuman and W . C . Fields too . Add Mel Brooks in anything for her to hate . "The Flambards" (http://www . flambards . flyingdreams . org/) is well liked by both of us . I guess wimmen have prejudices and preferences too . Can't say why, as I am perfectly capable and able to make such decisions for her . :nerd: What was the name of the Australian series that Paul Hogan was in where he was a "lifesaver" with a Fosters in his hand? That one I liked a lot; very under spoken and dry humor . If I had a missus with such bad taste,I would be off . |
Cicero (40) | ||
| 761037 | 2009-04-04 21:13:00 | If I had a missus with such bad taste,I would be off. That explains it well ;) (If SWMBO had good taste I would be alone - and she's away - far away. :( ) |
R2x1 (4628) | ||
| 761038 | 2009-04-04 23:42:00 | Not quite sure I could live with someone who doesn't like Monty Python. | prefect (6291) | ||
| 761039 | 2009-04-05 01:28:00 | That ad with a chick and a toy beaver must be pushing the boundaries a bit I doubt that the 'puritans' who like to complain are corrupted enough to even understand the reference to a beaver. Had to laugh at the add myself. Kind of looked in disbelief for a while thinking... "are they making a beaver reference?" Bound to be more squares griping about it though. Sigh, if you're too old to need 'em, then don't complain about ads that are not for your attention. There should not be a stigma or secrecy regading sanitary products. A double standard exists. These same old moaners would not gripe about ads for adult incontinence products... an item much closer to their own needs. And... 3/4 of internet email can be spam about male potency aids, but a single ad about youngish womens personal products is going too far. |
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