FilmGuy

Assuming you knew their address of course. I find it interesting that people send them so much stuff. Maybe their address is easy to find though. I wouldn't know since I haven't looked for it. I might send something if I had nothing else to do. I tried a energy drink recently called Guru that is quite good. I don't know if they have tried that stuff yet, or a Kronik low carb dragon berry drink. They have probably tried that drink Bawls since I think it was mentioned on the bombcast.

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" You sick bastard. "

Haha. I thought the same thing. Perhaps we are the sick bastards? "

Unless he's unaware that crabs is a euphemism for pubic lice, this has to be intentional. There are so many better ways to word this. Like: "My sister got me a pet crab." "

I know it is a euphemism for pubic lice, heck any guy my age does. I don't see whats wrong with having sex with my little sister and her giving me crabs. How was I supposed to know she was a dirty monkey? "

True Troll, you were doing so goodBut, You just couldn't help yourself could you? "

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" @ThatFrood said:

" You sick bastard. "

Haha. I thought the same thing. Perhaps we are the sick bastards? "

Unless he's unaware that crabs is a euphemism for pubic lice, this has to be intentional. There are so many better ways to word this. Like: "My sister got me a pet crab." "

I got crabs recently from my little sister. Kind of a weird thing for her to give to me but once I got used to them I found them oddly appealing and fun to have. A lot of people probably wouldn't like to get crabs from their sister or whatever family member who gives them crabs but I think it is a cute and unique gift. Everyone I know has dogs or something lame but I have crabs and I love it!

Fantastic film. One of the best films of 2009 next to The Road.

There are many, but these are my overall favorites.
 
1. Ingmar Bergman
2. Akira Kurosawa
3. Terry Gilliam
4. Todd Solodnz
5. Stanley Kubrick
6. Coen Brothers
7. Hal Ashby
8. Terrence Malick
9. Shane Meadows
10. Hayao Miyazaki

" TOP 15 for me  Observe and Report Where the Wild Things AreFantastic Mr. Fox Up in the Air The Informant!Inglorious BasterdsBig FanA Serious Man MoonThe Boat That RockedBlack Dynamite Funny PeopleUp      InvictusBad Lieutenant: Port of Call New Orleans   # 16  would go to Sherlock Holmes... because I love me some Guy Ritchie action.   my Best movie of 2008 of 2009 goes to Visioneers... now one of my favorite movies... so... intriguing.also I really wanted to see the Road... unfortunately the indie theater near my place never showed it :/ pretty good year for movies "

" @FilmGuy: I felt the same way about Tinselworm. Bailey has been recycling too much of his old material lately methinks.  I'm envious of you now. Since I live in the US of A, I have not had a chance to see either Bailey or Moran live. I'd have loved to have seen Monster live, for instance. What an amazing show.  And yes, Black Books is classic. "

" @FilmGuy: Do I know Bill Bailey? Heck, the man's my favorite stand-up comedian of all time! 
 
"I'm a vegetarian, I'm not strict. I eat fish. And duck, but they're nearly fish aren't they? I mean... they're semi-submerged a lot of the time. They spend a lot of time in the water- They're virtually fish, aren't they, really... And pigs, cows, sheep, anything that lives near water; so I'm not strict. I'm sort of like a post-modern vegetarian. I eat meat ironically."   Love Bill Bailey. "

" @FilmGuy: Hmm yes... I was never the biggest   Jane Campion fan, but I do hear that Bright Star is most excellent. I plan to seek it out soon. And yes, of course it is Partridge! :)  The Fall, not unlike the director's previous movie The Cell, is visually spectacular but absolutely vapid storytelling & characterization. Still worth seeing for the purdy pitchurs, though. "