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MY NIGGA D-LINK posted:lol it was so bad i love this scene tho https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gs8i4duSJSM
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Green Wing is a British comedy that’s goddamn amazing, if fairly weird. League of Gentlemen too, but it skips from fairly weird to what the loving Christ weird real quick.
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Shimrra Jamaane posted:What other British shows are binge worthy? The Bodyguard Derry Girls (Irish) The Big Fat Quiz Show (annual quiz panel show, you can find them on Youtube) Foyle's War
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Bodyguard was great until the final episode when it went full stupid.
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Master Stur posted:Ah gently caress I forgot about that. I've only seen the movies though Monty Python's Flying Circus has the benefit of not being quoted to death by people with no other social qualities, and there are some amazing gems of sketches in there. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zP0sqRMzkwo
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Abugadu posted:Monty Python's Flying Circus has the benefit of not being quoted to death by people with no other social qualities, and there are some amazing gems of sketches in there. I read a history of Monty Python that said one reason the show was so funny was that they never tried to have an ending for the skit and just stopped when it stopped being funny even if it made no sense to stop there
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first post itt time is a flat circle y'all https://twitter.com/ashleyfeinberg/status/1080237849843245056 https://twitter.com/ashleyfeinberg/status/1080238285518237696 https://twitter.com/ashleyfeinberg/status/1080273168571482113 https://twitter.com/ashleyfeinberg/status/1080273522646233088
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Shimrra Jamaane posted:Bodyguard was great until the final episode when it went full stupid. Yeah, the end was loving out there. It was still a good show with great performances,
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Shimrra Jamaane posted:Skip arm day? No one in history has skipped arm day. I loving hate arm day. Legs and back rule. I have a hosed up elbow (broke in 4 places when I was a kid) so arm lifts never get better, really, due to a hosed up RoM.
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dont like abs but i do love me arm, shoulder & rear end days. squats are good n all but my wife has never commented on my squat numbers and only my arms/shoulders/rear end so welp
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Mel Mudkiper posted:I read a history of Monty Python that said one reason the show was so funny was that they never tried to have an ending for the skit and just stopped when it stopped being funny even if it made no sense to stop there Yeah they have one skit that's an explicit takedown of punchline-based jokes/skits. Monty Python owns and Flying Circus was recently added to Netflix, I gotta sit down and watch that sometime.
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Oh god I forgot The Detectorists. Do not skip out on The Detectorists. It is lovely and wistful and sad but not too sad and so worthwhile. Also: Father Ted, which is Irish not British but in the same general comedic realm. Oh and for an older gem, The Vicar of Dibley holds up even though "oh my god, a female priest???" isn't really a shocking thing anymore.
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I guess we already knew Louis CK was going full chud, but loving hell. https://twitter.com/MattTheGweat/status/1079979750045696001?s=19
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seiferguy posted:The most curious vote to me is Ross voting 3... Took two points off for all the politics echo chambering
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Athanatos posted:If you mean all burritos posted must be artisan, yes. why the gently caress did i rate that thread at all i think i misclicked going back to the forum directory
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Master Stur posted:dont like abs but i do love me arm, shoulder & rear end days. squats are good n all but my wife has never commented on my squat numbers and only my arms/shoulders/rear end so welp I noticed more gains in my 6 pack doing deadlifts and squats heavier than I did doing targeted abs. Even now with a good 3 kgs packed on from beer and Christmas eating I can see mine. I cant remember the stand up who talked about nice arms but look at arms as a set of tits. Every woman got boobs, but some women got a set of titties. I call my arm day vanity day because that's kinda what it is but who cares. Having good arms is good.
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Roasted a 5.5lb boneless leg of lamb using this recipe except all we had was potatoes for the veggies. It took an extra 45 minutes to get up to temp, so the potatoes were overcooked, but otherwise it came out OK. My wife was not a big fan of the red pepper flakes in the rub but I liked it. I suspect the lamb didn't come up to room temp although I did let it sit out for an hour.
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welcome back to work everyone
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Ehud posted:welcome back to work everyone One more day at home for me because these bougie rear end schools don't open back up until tomorrow.
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Why the gently caress is Japan MTV playing talking heads? This isnt an Im upset what the gently caress for the record
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Ehud posted:welcome back to work everyone Feels good getting back to normal. Christmas/New Year's week is a grind anymore.
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Ehud posted:welcome back to work everyone I'm not ready 
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Ehud posted:welcome back to work everyone oh god my inbox
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No Butt Stuff posted:One more day at home for me because these bougie rear end schools don't open back up until tomorrow. I might go to work today, definitely tomorrow. Had a two day work week last week as well.
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Jan 2, 2019 15:54
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Cash Monet posted:oh god my inbox 843 Unread for me. This is after I cleared it out a couple times while I was off. Last time I did it was last Wednesday though.
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Jan 2, 2019 15:56
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Good lord I only had like 12 because I aggressively keep up even on vacation
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198, at least half of which I was able to delete without even reading. This is having not checked my inbox since 12/14. Either I'm no longer important or I've mastered staying off of people's radars and/or diverting my work to others. I guess we'll find out at my year-end review next week!
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I normally do too but I was so burned out on work that I actively avoided it while I was gone. I don't actually have to do anything with it because I have people that work for/with me that handled stuff while I was gone, but sorting through/filing it is going to be a bitch.
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Woooo, only 12 unread emails because I worked Monday
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Kalli posted:Woooo, only 12 unread emails because I worked Monday I haven't checked since December 22nd. I can't wait
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Yeah i can’t go a day without checking work emails. In November i was in the hospital for 3 days and didn’t check. 250+ and my anxiety was off the charts. Some of you guys are iron men or amazing at time management because unread emails just overwhelm. It’s likely a direct correlation with what you must do in result of the emails
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Office was being remodeled during December so today is my first day back in the office after almost a month of work from home. Not a fan at all.
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Due to poor (excellent?) planning, I'm still out on vacation for another 2 days
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Amy Pole Her posted:Yeah i can’t go a day without checking work emails. Maybe it's just a matter of course for my industry, but I have to accessible 24/7 unless I'm on vacation. It's not unusual for an architect, board member, private client or inspector to call, text or email at odd hours. We have a 4 hour reply window policy, and a chain of redundant checks to make sure it happens, but ultimately it's me or one of my brothers who are responsible
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I came in for one day in between the holidays. It was great because I cleared out my inbox, so work isn't too bad right now. Hard to get motivated though.
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76 is an excellent run for anyone connected to pro wrestling as far as I can tell, even if he Huh, he did wrestle at one point I guess?  Mean Gene.
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Grittybeard posted:76 is an excellent run for anyone connected to pro wrestling as far as I can tell, even if he I don't think he wrestled that much, but I could be wrong. Dude was a voice of my childhood for sure though. Just the perfect flopsweat guy to stand near wrestlers as they ranted
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Y'all's email load sounds painful to me. I end up with around 30 a day but the vast majority of those are completely irrelevant city wide emails. Even the ones that do effect my department often mean near nothing to my specific work group. About 2 emails a day are actually relevant to me so most of my interaction in outlook is just ferreting out those 2 emails then having in person conversations with the necessary coworkers. And for those of you triggered by the in person part, I'm not hunting down coworkers at their desk or anything. We're constantly interacting in person with one another as an aspect of the job. It's just easier to chat the next time we're together than write out an email. Man, I probably wrote less than 40 work emails last year.
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