SuperBacon

5 minutes ago, Your Fight Site said:

Whats encryption got to do with someone uploading nude pics? 

Sorry? These weren’t taken from private property? Toni Storm leaked them herself?

8 hours ago, Carbomb said:

Really? Then why haven't you ever debated me in threads where I've posted extensively about the topics mentioned? I may have had a bit of a nightmare regarding some subjects, but I've posted on here for years, had lively and detailed discussions with plenty of people on here past and present, and have even met a fair few with whom I've chatted at length over a pint about any number of things. 

You're determined to behave like a snide cock-end carping from the sidelines. You've been taking pot-shots at me for years; I've tried to be civil and polite to you, because I'm tired of the old flame wars I used to get into, and because other people on here describe you as a "Good Egg", but for the life of me I'm seeing nothing here to tell me why. 

Maybe you are a good egg in real life; I wouldn't claim to know you as a person on the basis of what I've seen on this forum. As it stands, however, purely in terms of my interactions with you here, I have no reservations in saying: go fuck yourself. Maybe you think ol' Carbomb is easy pickings because of the odd past pile-on, but I didn't put up with Seven's bullshit, and I'm not putting up with yours. You're not better than me, you're not better than anyone; you're on a forum about wrestling, for fuck's sake. 

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Just now, The Maestro said:

But if you're in the public eye you surely have to be aware of the risks? Especially with so many occurrences over the years. 

Yeah, I get that but that’s not my point. Of course you know the risks but you could say that for a lot of things. 

7 hours ago, Loki said:

I don't know a nice way of saying this, but... don't fucking send naked pics of yourself to anyone.  It's awful when they leak, and I completely agree that it's not fair, but... just don't make yourself such a hostage to fortune, particularly if you're hoping to make a career in the public eye.

I don't get the attraction of it.  If it's someone you're already intimate with, they see you naked anyway.  And very, very few people look better naked than they do in their underwear.

I don’t get this. So just because they’re famous, they shouldn’t partake in something sexual that plenty of people find pleasurable? YOU don’t find the attraction of it, clearly lots of people do 

How about authorities/ tech companies work on encrypting their technology better rather than saying “well they shouldn’t have done it then”?

8 minutes ago, PowerButchi said:

Some right odd hosts on BBC Wales now. Benji from Skindred hosts a show about dog adoption.

That sounds excellent to be honest.

11 minutes ago, PunkStep said:

Well it's not even yoghurt, so it's besides the point.

Alpro do a soya based yoghurt @SuperBacon

Yeah cheers dude, seen that one at work so will give that a go.

3 minutes ago, BigJag said:

Quark is a Vegan yoghurt, no?

I thought it was a type of cream/cottage cheese?

Does anyone know how I can go back and revote for this as worst thread? Fucking hell. RALPHY DIDNT UP HIS BOOK PRICES FOR THIS. 

Anyone know of any good vegan yoghurts? I’ve tried the Koko one and the Waitrose own brand ones but not keen to be honest. 

31 minutes ago, Brewster McCloud said:

I would very much like to make love you as I'm quite incrediby drunk. I will regret this later, but here goes: beans do not belong in a bowl as it takes away one's agency. It's the cook saying "only have a little bit of beans becase I don't trust you." Sausages can act as a breakwater, that's up to me, the breakfaster. When you put the beans in a pretentious little cup, well... I think we're almost on the same page, sir. 

The beans belong in a cup, with a sausage as a spoon. Could call it a Michael special. Don’t you think? 

2 hours ago, Fatty Facesitter said:

Not sure if she’s been mentioned previously but whilst binging on The Office recently I’ve fallen in love with Ellie Kemper. She’s so warm, charming and so beautiful I want to be sick. 

Boy are you going to love The Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt then my friend...

12 hours ago, Devon Malcolm said:

Fucking love it. How many has he done from previous years?

It’s usually this guy but I think the other lad beat him to it this year. This dudes definitely had a 2016 (which had the best ones, Ed Miliband saying hi, the Levi jeans one and the funny drive through McDonalds employee all of which I can’t find right now). Enjoy 

11 minutes ago, Tommy! said:

Sometimes I'll screech like a dial-up modem and stick a googly eyed paperclip to my tablet before logging on for the real experience. 

I only log on between 6pm and 8am and weekends for the REALLY real experience.

Just seen someone on Facebook in one of their ‘looking back on the year’ posts say “life is a learning kerb” and I’m pissing myself 

“At lease there were bubbles” is the killer line for me.

To be fair, it is a shit song

I went to school with PL Travers grandson and he bought in the original manuscript for show and tell once...which was nice.

I was the same, I didn’t watch it for years then did it all in about a month, and yeah, what a show.

The only problem with binging it is that it all seemed to blur into one and I couldn’t really remember individual episodes or moments.

Bros: When The Screaming Stops

Undoubtedly the TV highlight of the festive period, and an instant quotable classic (conkers, the bath, Genesis of worlds)

Luke seems like a fairly decent lad whilst Matt is the Brent like egotist who comes out with the gold. 

The only memory I have of Bros is being sat in a car with my dad outside Wembley whilst my Mum and sisters attended their concert, only to come home to find our we’d been burgled and the only thing they’d knicked was the hi fi and my Mums underwear drawer.

This doc has gone a long way to repair that damaged memory. ******

3 hours ago, Chest Rockwell said:

For me, going back and choosing some of the options where it gives you the chance at the end was really worthwhile and really tied the concept / gimmick to the actual story and meaning of it all.

Oh, I did that for a bit, I meant another whole run through from the start.

 Black Mirror: Bandersnatch

Try and keep this as spoiler free as possible. This was pretty entertaining to run through (clocked about an hour), and it's certainly a very fun concept, although I'm not sure if I'd want it to be a regular thing. It got quite voyeuristic for me, knowing that I was 'controlling' what happens, but don't know if I can be arsed to go back and try out different scenarios.

For anyone that's interested, that wants to compare, I kept a check on the 'choices' I made

21 minutes ago, tiger_rick said:

I liked it. It was nice to see some original comedy written for Xmas that wasn't the five hundredth special of an existing show or a fucking panel show. It wasn't big or clever and it acknowledged itself that it was a rip off of Jingle all the way but it was perfect Xmas Eve family TV. More of this please.

I didn't finish the series. It was very good but I just felt uncomfortable watching it. Real life is uncomfortable enough. I like escapism in TV too much.

That’s fair enough. What made you feel uncomfortable? The subject matter?

Flowers

This completely bypassed me when it came out but I watched all of series 1 today. What a beautiful, brave, honest little show. Mental health in comedy is hard to pull off, but this was handled so well.

Some of it was a bit close to the bone for me (especially Maurice’s confession tapes), but I was honestly blown away by this show. Everyone is excellent, but especially Julian Barrett and Olivia Colman, and the lovely Sophia Di Martino. Well worth watching.

Click & Collect

This was...OK. Had it on in background whilst I was cooking and it was a pretty easy watch. Got a bit heavy handed at one point, but great to see Asim Chaudhry in anything (Hounslow represent), and the aforementioned Sophia Di Martino (as if Merchant could bag himself a woman like that), but lolz at him recycling the ‘only got a note for a homeless person’ gag from Extras. For shame.

This is what Christmas is all about...

39 minutes ago, Keith Houchen said:

You see it more on Facebook, some people have their birthdays listed publicly and are unwittingly helping fraudsters with these fun little name games. It's scary.

All I can see now is Jaaaaw from Eastenders on a ledge whilst the Ace of Spades is playing and Phil is screaming in the background