The Off Topic Topic

[Sheilbh]

It looks very Line of Duty

[Richard Hakluyt]

They don't call it America lane for nothing 

[Tamas]

They don't call it America lane for nothing 

Good point 

[Grey Fox]

I did not even know that England had non-uniformed officers.

[Admiral Yi]

I did not even know that England had non-uniformed officers.

Didn't watch Hot Fuzz?

[Grey Fox]

I did not even know that England had non-uniformed officers.

Didn't watch Hot Fuzz?

I did. Guess I forgot or don't notice because I've also watched Sherlock & Hinterland.

[Sheilbh]

I did not even know that England had non-uniformed officers.

Didn't watch Hot Fuzz?

Or any British crime drama/procedural

They're a major export

[celedhring]

Gonna steal Syt's gig for a minute.

[Malthus]

One of those products you never knew you needed ... 

[Sheilbh]

I swear there was a period in the 20th century when people became convinced suppositories were the height of medical science. And then everyone realised they were wrong and it feels like society, collectively, decided not to talk about it.

[celedhring]

I swear there was a period in the 20th century when people became convinced suppositories were the height of medical science. And then everyone realised they were wrong and it feels like society, collectively, decided not to talk about it.

See, I lived through that. Every time I got a really high fever, suppository up my ass.

Fortunately they weren't laced with radioactive minerals, though. I love how the ad gloats about the fact the body needs months to dispose of it.

[Malthus]

I swear there was a period in the 20th century when people became convinced suppositories were the height of medical science. And then everyone realised they were wrong and it feels like society, collectively, decided not to talk about it.

See, I lived through that. Every time I got a really high fever, suppository up my ass.

Fortunately they weren't laced with radioactive minerals, though. I love how the ad gloats about the fact the body needs months to dispose of it.

My favorite line: "every organ, every tissue in the body is bombarded by its health-giving electric atoms".

[crazy canuck]

My favorite line: "every organ, every tissue in the body is bombarded by its health-giving electric atoms".

Also, truth in advertising - the effects are not temporary.

[grumbler]

I swear there was a period in the 20th century when people became convinced suppositories were the height of medical science. And then everyone realised they were wrong and it feels like society, collectively, decided not to talk about it.

For all the good they did, you might as well have just shoved them up your ass.

[Grey Fox]

Welp, I've decided to cut cable. It's quite a step for me, I've had it my entire life.