What Are You Doing Right Now? (573 Viewers)

[swag]

Going to India and wearing traditional Indian clothes as a foreigner is sort of weird, unless it is something that is regularly done or expected in India. But sort of weird doesn't mean you're doing anything wrong imo. I just wouldn't do it.

There are many kinds of kurtas. What I have isn't much different than a Guatemalan over shirt, which people always seem to wear at public markets here. It's pretty much a flannel shirt with a v-neck collar and no buttons.

 

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[DAiDEViL]

pics.

 

[Dostoevsky]

Hello loved ones

 

[Maddy]

My gf is pissed at me because I said her legs are thick and juicy.

Oh, your first girlfriend. Rookie mistake. How cute.

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Hello loved ones

 

[Lapa]

Holaola.

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Waiting for the match to begin, even got a permission to drink some beer!

 

[Osman]

As long as you don't look like the reverse of this:


They did a skit where they go out "for an English", and one of the characters asks the waiter for "the blandest thing on the menu"

Loved this show back then, Swedish TV called it curry nam nam

 

[AFL_ITALIA]

My gf is pissed at me because I said her legs are thick and juicy.

There is absolutely nothing wrong with that statement.

 

[swag]

Loved this show back then, Swedish TV called it curry nam nam

Decent show. Better song between Peter Sellers and Sofia Loren. And why do Brits have to kill it with the over-the-top laugh track?

 

[JuveJay]

Loved this show back then, Swedish TV called it curry nam nam

I suppose that's because the original name doesn't translate well, it's a kind of stereotypical phrase a British Indian (first generation) might say.

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Decent show. Better song between Peter Sellers and Sofia Loren.

The theme song is a bhangra version of that

Personally I can't stand "canned laughter", although I read something along these lines a while back that explains why a few of these shows (not so many now, excepting garbage tv sitcoms like Miranda) still use it: http://www.chortle.co.uk/correspondents/2015/03/09/22001/theres_no_such_thing_as_canned_laughter#

Thinking of other light-hearted British comedies like Only Fools And Horse or The Vicar Of Dibley there is a genuine audience response, sometimes you can hear people being hushed from laughing too much. Mrs Brown's Boys deliberately picks people who obviously find the show hilarious, you can hear them crying with laughter, which I suppose is why it transfers well to a live show.

 

[Scottish]

I'd say it's a compliment to even talk to her

Yo, tried to PM you this but your inbox is full.

I might be way off the mark here but I wondered if you live in Buenos Aires, being a Boca fan and all that?

I'm looking for work there, if you are there would you happen to know any institution who might be looking for an English teacher?

 

[Tanu_Mz]

Just back from lunch, had spaghetti aglio, olio e peperoncino.
What did you guys have?

 

[Seven]

Just back from lunch, had spaghetti aglio, olio e peperoncino.
What did you guys have?

Sometimes the best things are so simple. Also, I love that it's three PM and you just got back from lunch. Maybe work another hour and then call it quits?

 

[Tanu_Mz]

Sometimes the best things are so simple. Also, I love that it's three PM and you just got back from lunch. Maybe work another hour and then call it quits?

so true. Pasta&ceci, pasta&fagioli all easy to make and really scrummy.
I also remember when I was 6 or 7 and came out of school and my grandma would give me fresh hot bread with milk ....

 

[Ocelot]

so true. Pasta&ceci, pasta&fagioli all easy to make and really scrummy.
I also remember when I was 6 or 7 and came out of school and my grandma would give me fresh hot bread with milk ....

Breadbits put in hot milk were one of my favourite things as a kid

 

[lgorTudor]

Breadbits put in hot milk were one of my favourite things as a kid

Breadbits in schmand is for the Original Gs tho

 

[Seven]

Contemplating about getting a Nubian slave.

 

[Osman]

Contemplating about getting a Nubian slave.

You come

to the right

place for that.

She'll:

Spoiler

Fetch you horrid Stella and pretend to like it

Make you feel like a God amongst men

And in ze cuddling afterwards she'll even include intimate details of the famed secretive story of how and why @Fred hates ze sight of wee wees.

 

[Seven]

you certainly found the right girl! But you're wrong about @Fred hating wee wees imo. It's not that he hates them, it's just that he only has eyes for one and that is Pep's.

 

[Hængebøffer]

so true. Pasta&ceci, pasta&fagioli all easy to make and really scrummy.
I also remember when I was 6 or 7 and came out of school and my grandma would give me fresh hot bread with milk ....

You forgot the coffee.

 

[swag]

The theme song is a bhangra version of that

Personally I can't stand "canned laughter", although I read something along these lines a while back that explains why a few of these shows (not so many now, excepting garbage tv sitcoms like Miranda) still use it: http://www.chortle.co.uk/correspondents/2015/03/09/22001/theres_no_such_thing_as_canned_laughter#

Thinking of other light-hearted British comedies like Only Fools And Horse or The Vicar Of Dibley there is a genuine audience response, sometimes you can hear people being hushed from laughing too much. Mrs Brown's Boys deliberately picks people who obviously find the show hilarious, you can hear them crying with laughter, which I suppose is why it transfers well to a live show.

Nice reference. I also liked the rationale explained for why the original "canned" variety was included. The idea of laughter being a social phenomenon triggered by alphas spookily reminded me of this article about how riots start with people at threshold zero, one, two... etc:
http://www.newyorker.com/magazine/2015/10/19/thresholds-of-violence

Just back from lunch, had spaghetti aglio, olio e peperoncino.
What did you guys have?

Leftovers from the Mrs.: Roast chicken, couscous with pine nuts and currants. Barley risotto with squash. (OK, heavy on the starchy leftovers.)

Sometimes the best things are so simple. Also, I love that it's three PM and you just got back from lunch. Maybe work another hour and then call it quits?

In the past year I've come to truly worship the potential perfection of the classic cacio e pepe.

You forgot the coffee.

Never enough coffee.