GRAPHIC pics of me tossing my wife's salad!

WolfieLee

WolfieLee

Well-Known Member
OK, first...ditto this (I can't even get past the smell without runnign for the toilet)

Diabolical666 said:
Grosssss blue cheese
Click to expand...
Secondly, are you serious? No more "Fish"? When did that happen?...sad day...remembering my first fave sitcom "Barney Miller" now I gotta see if I can't torrent up some old episodes lol. RIP Abe...you made us laugh, which, sometimes, is everything...
 
Last edited:
abe supercro

abe supercro

Well-Known Member
WolfieLee said:
Secondly, are you serious? No more "Fish"...sad day...remembering my first fave sitcom "Barney Miller" now I gotta see if I can't torrent up some old episodes lol. RIP Abe...you made us laugh, which, sometimes, is everything...
Click to expand...
If you try to watch an old episode, one of the first things you may notice, is how prevelant the laugh tracks were back then, including Barney Miller. tbh, I found it somewhat distracting looking back. Then, it was totally normal, prompting me when to laugh, even when the jokes we only soso. I don't watch much television these days, but I think the laugh track is more a thing of the past. Now we have to reply on good writing
 
qwizoking

qwizoking

Well-Known Member
yea got some oxy in me..
trying to shop for a new house but its not going well. im not in the state im shopping in, and the last place i never even went inside. its for my girl really.. but i still want it to be qwizo approved. shes gonna take care of my dog too since im never around..and she wants it in a certain area for her work.. so alot of different "requirements" plus i wanna keep it around 350-400k ... just east of pheonix az like around mesa..



anyway.. i was hoping this thread would inspire me.. but im not gonna make something. i wanted to buy something delicious

but im pretty high. feelin all cozy and stuck. talkative and horny..
im just gonna call a girl over, i look kinda weird rubbing the chair and shit.
but i already know i wont be able to bust.. ill just snuggle and have her bring a nice cold fruity salad with almond bleu cheese and them asain crunchy nopdle things.... like always


i only have a month to find this place ugh


i also feel like if i take any more opiates at all ill be puking or nauseas... but i wanna smoke and itll kick it in


well ill shut up now
 
WolfieLee

WolfieLee

Well-Known Member
abe supercro said:
If you try to watch an old episode, one of the first things you may notice, is how prevelant the laugh tracks were back then, including Barney Miller. tbh, I found it somewhat distracting looking back. Then, it was totally normal, prompting me when to laugh, even when the jokes we only soso. I don't watch much television these days, but I think the laugh track is more a thing of the past. Now we have to reply on good writing
Click to expand...

I'm not much on TV either....haven't owned one for over a decade. Just the shows I like I watch online or DL but that is losing it's appeal too, even with the couple GOOD shows I've started in the last year or so... Yeah, I remember the laugh tracks too (I Love Lucy, Gilligans Island...MASH). They never really bothered me much personally...
 
Big_Lou

Big_Lou

Well-Known Member
abe supercro said:
good writing
Click to expand...
I find that much of the TV writers these days focus heavily on the Millennial demographic, and that is to be expected, as the networks are functioning businesses. The laugh tracks certainly were/are a sort of odd timepiece, though I do miss the more adult-centric writing of yesteryear. Those shows had a lot more heart, as well. There is just something about that period around 1975-1985 that seemed so much more pure/real, before the Reagan-era plasticine scene set in fully....

Still a fair bit of solid stuff in the modern era, though....

200 (81).gif

200 (80).gif
 
abe supercro

abe supercro

Well-Known Member
WolfieLee said:
laugh tracks too (I Love Lucy, Gilligans Island...MASH).
Big_Lou said:
I find that much of the TV writers these days focus heavily on the Millennial demographic, and that is to be expected, as the networks are functioning businesses. The laugh tracks certainly were/are a sort of odd timepiece, though I do miss the more adult-centric writing of yesteryear. Those shows had a lot more heart, as well. There is just something about that period around 1975-1985 that seemed so much more pure/real, before the Reagan-era plasticine scene set in fully....

Still a fair bit of solid stuff in the modern era, though....
Click to expand...
Click to expand...
Click to expand...
 
You must log in or register to reply here.
Top