I don't think there's anyone in the sektur -- let alone the real world -- who hasn't changed in the past 16 years. Being 'consistent' over such a duration would require supernatural foresight. Complain all you want about Medicare's hats, but I'm going to judge that less severely than Lard and Tard giving Flip-Flop Fuentes a run for his money by changing allegiances fortnightly.
Josh said on one of the recent MATI that he wanted to an Easter episode discussing theology, but PPP didn't want to do it because it would be too personal for him.
God willing, yes.
Yeah, that really bothered me as well. It was like the mask slipped for a moment. I know I said something similar to this not too long ago, but it's worth repeating here: There almost seems to be a certain level of evil with these two, but it is dressed up with flashy sets and a loud, sometimes obnoxious presentation.
DSP being the most boring person in the world.
Ed and Michelle being Polish people from Ohio, watch them come from the same village as whatever village DSP’s ancestors came from.
Joon's doc is 3 hours long, we'll be lucky to get a half hour of goyslop
For sure, but the Frank the Neighbor ghost hunting part was entertaining so it's an odd one. I'm not into just going over the items in a budget buffet. Food is very uninteresting...
It has it's moments, you have to be in the mood I guess. Food criticism is fun if it doesn't devolve into nickpicky snobbery. When the old guy remarks that disturbing carvery would be good for Thanksgiving, PPP suddenly exploding into a completely demented meltdown made me choke with laughter. It's probably the funniest cascade rant I've ever seen outside of TV.
Prepare for 14 hour show to watch this documentary in its entirety complete with Andy squealing and clapping his hands like a toddler who just saw himself in the mirror for the first time every time they are shown or mentioned.
It's going to be like Rekieta's fall when it happens. Where every person who was ballwashing will suddenly remember all the terrible shit they have done and then claim they "always knew" and are morally outraged when it becomes popular opinion and/or their particular e-daddy says it's okay to hate them.
I don't think the e-daddy thing is ever going away because when I was growing up, I basically treated Jim like my uncle. The kids yearn for the E-daddies. You grow out of it but there's always a new generation to take hold of.