Paid Members Devon Malcolm Posted November 18, 2024 Paid Members Posted November 18, 2024 13 minutes ago, Carbomb said: I was intrigued by Cosmopolis and The Devil All The Time - would you say those are worth checking out? Absolutely not, no. Quote
Paid Members gmoney Posted November 18, 2024 Paid Members Posted November 18, 2024 43 minutes ago, Merzbow said: High Life and Good Time are 100% worth watching in my opinion, he's great fun in The King which is painfully underappreciated, too. I think I actually like the majority of his films post Twilight. Good Time is superb. As good as Uncut Gems. Quote
TheHighlightReel Posted November 18, 2024 Posted November 18, 2024 8 hours ago, LaGoosh said: The Devil All The Time is definitely not worth checking out. The book is excellent though. Quote
Paid Members Gus Mears Posted March 30 Author Paid Members Posted March 30 This pair of bellends. Usually found on the BBC demanding people don't eat pies. Quote
Members SuperBacon Posted March 30 Members Posted March 30 Operation Ouch was bearable, but now my kids have grown up, I have no need to see them on my screen anymore. Quote
Paid Members Gus Mears Posted March 30 Author Paid Members Posted March 30 The Martin Lewis's of public health. And I mean that in as negative a manner as possible. Quote
RedTwoster Posted March 30 Posted March 30 My grandfather died a few years ago, and while he was an enormous Celtic fan, he HATED Henrik Larsson. It began with him thinking he was overrated ‘because all he did was score goals’ but even after he left the club, he would use ‘Larsson’ as a derogatory term for anything sport-related he didn’t like. George Burley was a ‘Larsson’ of a Scotland manager, Jamie Murray was the ‘Larsson’ to Andy’s Chris Sutton and, more recently, Pedro Caixinha ‘Larssoned up’ Rangers. It confused the hell out of anyone who heard it first time as they thought he was complimenting them, and I never bothered to explain it as I vehemently disagreed with his assessment of poor Henrik! Quote
davertfnewman Posted March 30 Posted March 30 37 minutes ago, Gus Mears said: This pair of bellends. Usually found on the BBC demanding people don't eat pies. They look like someone stuck Richie Steamboat, Chris Moyles, Christian O'Connell and Jimmy Carr in a blender and came out with all four combined into two. Quote
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