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Sort of surprised that more credit for this wasn't given to Harry Connick Jr and Memphis Belle. I thought that was a bigger film then Swing Kids, and came first, and 'We are in Love' a decently big album after the success on 'When Harry Met Sally'

That's not what Canuck problems are about, this is what they are: [LetterKenny Problems] https://www.youtube.com/wat…

I think that was the the CHiPs episode.

I still paraphrase the line to make little kids smile while coaching; 'so fast when he hit the switch he would be in bed before the lights went out'

You mean in another time that is definitely not this time?

I cannot imagine how the Rooster and the King could have been more affectionate

I understand that it is at least often taught as the Second War of Independence in India; a name that ignores how much was accomplished by nonviolence and how utterly violence failed.

Quebecois really don't use 'merde' that much in my experience. Their blasphemy really rolls off the tongue nicely though.

Hecubus, have you seen the movie "Presumed Innocent?"

"Westminster abbey pants"

For me it was that quiet time when you are doing homework you didn't really focus on and the sounds of jet engines.

Eugene Levy? I don't know anybody named Eugene Levy.

Never made the connection, but 'Goodness, Gracious Me' has some damn funny bits mocking their own community and other Brits (like the classic 'Going for an English'.)

That goes double for 'I'm the leader of the Gang'. So perfectly glam, you can't even pretend it's Girlschool. Maybe Brownsville Station, but my heart knows.

And it's in the Preamble which the Courts have helpfully said can go screw itself.

Though Paul of Tarsus wrote some really respected fanfic that is often regarded as canon now.

Starting to, for sure but still isn't the same. If he became a 41-Year-Old Virgin, maybe.

Likely meant as an insult, but in the words of Stephen Fry:
"The American comic here like John Belushi or someone like that. You
know that scene in Animal House, it is a fellow playing folk music on a
guitar, and John Belushi picks up the guitar and destroys it.

Not to be contrary Daedalus_x, but I would suggest that 'intellectual rigour and extremism are incompatible' is a very dangerous thought.