Comedy Goldmine V: A Tribute to Delayed Sequels with Over-the-Hill Actors

[DownWithTheLeft]

No debating in the goldmine.

Obviously of course its BRTD putting in hilariously stupid comments, that is allowed

[Mr. Morden]

Yes, thats like saying I am Catholic because my last name is Welsh, and people in Welsh are most Catholic.

[Hash]

Yes, thats like saying I am Catholic because my last name is Welsh, and people in Welsh are most Catholic.

I always have a hard time understanding his posts

[Mr. Morden]

Yes, thats like saying I am Catholic because my last name is Welsh, and people in Welsh are most Catholic.

I always have a hard time understanding his posts

Well, the grammar is the least of the problems with that sentence.....seeing as how catholicism is far from the most common religion in Wales.

[Keystone Phil]

Yes, thats like saying I am Catholic because my last name is Welsh, and people in Welsh are most Catholic.

I always have a hard time understanding his posts

Well, the grammar is the least of the problems with that sentence.....seeing as how catholicism is far from the most common religion in Wales.

Yeah, I was just about to post that. Estimates show that about 3% of the Welsh are Roman Catholic.

[Хahar 🤔]

Yes, thats like saying I am Catholic because my last name is Welsh, and people in Welsh are most Catholic.

I always have a hard time understanding his posts

Well, the grammar is the least of the problems with that sentence.....seeing as how catholicism is far from the most common religion in Wales.

Yeah, I was just about to post that. Estimates show that about 3% of the Welsh are Roman Catholic.

That many?

[Filuwaúrdjan]

Yes, thats like saying I am Catholic because my last name is Welsh, and people in Welsh are most Catholic.

The assertion that most people in Wales are Catholics is much funnier than the spelling-and-etc mistakes. And most of our Catholics have Italian or Irish surnames.

(btw, Josh's surname is Craddock, right [qm]. Craddock isn't a Welsh surname; it's Midlands)

[Mr. Morden]

Yes, thats like saying I am Catholic because my last name is Welsh, and people in Welsh are most Catholic.

The assertion that most people in Wales are Catholics is much funnier than the spelling-and-etc mistakes. And most of our Catholics have Italian or Irish surnames.

Yeah, the assertion that most people in Wales are Catholics was my primary reason for posting it.  The spelling/grammar was gravy.

[King]

PEOPLE IN WELSH!

[Verily]

Yes, thats like saying I am Catholic because my last name is Welsh, and people in Welsh are most Catholic.

I always have a hard time understanding his posts

Well, the grammar is the least of the problems with that sentence.....seeing as how catholicism is far from the most common religion in Wales.

Yeah, I was just about to post that. Estimates show that about 3% of the Welsh are Roman Catholic.

That many?

There are a fair number of continental immigrants in Cardiff.

[King]

(btw, Josh's surname is Craddock, right [qm]. Craddock isn't a Welsh surname; it's Midlands)

Maybe one of Josh's ancestors went to a Welsh Catholic leadership conference?

[Filuwaúrdjan]

Yes, thats like saying I am Catholic because my last name is Welsh, and people in Welsh are most Catholic.

I always have a hard time understanding his posts

Well, the grammar is the least of the problems with that sentence.....seeing as how catholicism is far from the most common religion in Wales.

Yeah, I was just about to post that. Estimates show that about 3% of the Welsh are Roman Catholic.

That many?

There are a fair number of continental immigrants in Cardiff.

Not just Cardiff; all of South Wales. Mostly from before the First World War though (back when more people moved to the industrial areas in Wales than away from them). There was once a time when just about every food-related shop in South Wales had an Italian name over the door.

[Keystone Phil]

(btw, Josh's surname is Craddock, right [qm]. Craddock isn't a Welsh surname; it's Midlands)

Maybe one of Josh's ancestors went to a Welsh Catholic leadership conference?

Wow. That one gained a literal LOL from me.

[Filuwaúrdjan]

Urgent site priorities:

1. Reverse map colors.
2. Delete texasindy's account.

Let me know if I got the order of priority backward.

[Verily]

Yes, thats like saying I am Catholic because my last name is Welsh, and people in Welsh are most Catholic.

I always have a hard time understanding his posts

Well, the grammar is the least of the problems with that sentence.....seeing as how catholicism is far from the most common religion in Wales.

Yeah, I was just about to post that. Estimates show that about 3% of the Welsh are Roman Catholic.

That many?

There are a fair number of continental immigrants in Cardiff.

Not just Cardiff; all of South Wales. Mostly from before the First World War though (back when more people moved to the industrial areas in Wales than away from them). There was once a time when just about every food-related shop in South Wales had an Italian name over the door.

I'm just basing it off my own experience in Cardiff. I hardly spent time elsewhere in South Wales except about three hours in Swansea waiting for a ferry to Cork.

[Bacon King]

I could've debunked this fairly easily, as I visited Tufts that fall

oddly enough, I did as well.

you fellows should have dropped by my house. 

"Hey, dad, could we stop by somewhere near here to meet some guy from a political forum I met online?  He doesn't like capital letters."

[Serenity Now]

Yes, thats like saying I am Catholic because my last name is Welsh, and people in Welsh are most Catholic.

I always have a hard time understanding his posts

Well, the grammar is the least of the problems with that sentence.....seeing as how catholicism is far from the most common religion in Wales.

Yeah, I was just about to post that. Estimates show that about 3% of the Welsh are Roman Catholic.

That many?

There are a fair number of continental immigrants in Cardiff.

Not just Cardiff; all of South Wales. Mostly from before the First World War though (back when more people moved to the industrial areas in Wales than away from them). There was once a time when just about every food-related shop in South Wales had an Italian name over the door.

So the cultural diversity of the village in "Fireman Sam" isn't so innacurate after all??

[Keystone Phil]

Jizz-Jab has a heavily pro-Republican bias.

[© tweed]

Great job spelling your own home state wrong. Nevada will be closer, N.C. won't even be close.

Ok, jerk. What ever you say you rasit idoit.

[WalterMitty]

Great job spelling your own home state wrong. Nevada will be closer, N.C. won't even be close.

Ok, jerk. What ever you say you rasit idoit.

priceless.

[Keystone Phil]

The Owning of an Idiot - https://uselectionatlas.org/FORUM/index.php?topic=77881.0

[Sam Spade]

Great job spelling your own home state wrong. Nevada will be closer, N.C. won't even be close.

Ok, jerk. What ever you say you rasit idoit.

priceless.

now that is funny.

[King]

The Owning of an Idiot - https://uselectionatlas.org/FORUM/index.php?topic=77881.0

That quotefest is close to surpassing the Uwe Boll sucks at movies petition.

[Keystone Phil]

I apologize if this was already added...

I would never be embarrassed as an American to call John McCain my President. 

I would be beyond disgusted to think of that murderer and war criminal as our President. Just as bad as Bush is now.

That is un-called for! How dare you say that about someone who fought and almost gave his life for America. You sir are a sumg bag.

[I spent the winter writing songs about getting better]

The Owning of an Idiot - https://uselectionatlas.org/FORUM/index.php?topic=77881.0

Owning of an idiot? YOu mean this:?

https://uselectionatlas.org/FORUM/index.php?topic=77715.msg1597869#msg1597869