New Zealand Forum R.I.P!
#61
Re: New Zealand Forum R.I.P!
All tshirts are to be bright pink!!!!! With frills!!! ( So that they are only a little bit Dale Winton!)
#68
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I wish he would go and do supermarket sweep in iraq to entertain the troops. Preferably in a local hot spot where the militia are fighting over their readybrek.
#69
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OH is getting really fed up with the amount of 'reality tv' programmes. They are getting rather boring!
I'm a celebrity, Big Brother (how many bloody more series can they carry that on for!!), celebrity dancing, celebrity ice skating, celebrity singing, celebrity horse riding!!! Pleassssse!!
I do think we will miss The Apprentice though!!
I'm a celebrity, Big Brother (how many bloody more series can they carry that on for!!), celebrity dancing, celebrity ice skating, celebrity singing, celebrity horse riding!!! Pleassssse!!
I do think we will miss The Apprentice though!!
#70
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Re: New Zealand Forum R.I.P!
OH is getting really fed up with the amount of 'reality tv' programmes. They are getting rather boring!
I'm a celebrity, Big Brother (how many bloody more series can they carry that on for!!), celebrity dancing, celebrity ice skating, celebrity singing, celebrity horse riding!!! Pleassssse!!
I do think we will miss The Apprentice though!!
I'm a celebrity, Big Brother (how many bloody more series can they carry that on for!!), celebrity dancing, celebrity ice skating, celebrity singing, celebrity horse riding!!! Pleassssse!!
I do think we will miss The Apprentice though!!
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Re: New Zealand Forum R.I.P!
dont bother coming here then, there is Survivor Jungle, Survivor Fiji, Survivor Auckland, American Idol, NZ Idol, americas next top model, dancing with the stars, biggest loser, apprentice, dragons den........
#72
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Re: New Zealand Forum R.I.P!
I would agree that name-calling and being personally offensive is not on. It's also nice to read/hear about someone's happy life from time to time - but that's it, it's 'nice'. Life is a bit of a sh*t a lot of the time for a lot of people, wherever you are, and a standard coping mechanism is to resort to humour. Nearly all bad things are funny if you look at them in the right way (barring a recent death or similar, clearly) and I think the negative posters are simply finding the humour in the bad. It's a fact of life: good = nice, sometimes exciting for the persons directly involved; bad = laugh your socks off funny for anyone who chooses to take it in the way it is mostly intended. Billy Connolly did not get where he is today by talking about the joys of life.
And no, I am not comparing myself or any other poster to the Big Yin - he is (as we all are, I suppose) unique.
It should also be mentioned by way of reminder that finding the humour in the bad also brings a certain amount of exaggeration with it - making it all the more funny.
Insults to a person aside, I can't understand why people don't find things funny more often. Laughter is the best medicine, as the old cliche goes (of course, if you are genuinely happy all the time you may consider that you don't need any medicine - but if you are genuinely happy ALL the time, you are also a liar, and I'm not being personal).
I am not suggesting that happy people shouldn't say they are happy, just that all people should try to find the funny (read 'bad'/'negative'/ 'bitter' etc.) funny.
Not including pot luck dinners. They are not at all funny.
Ever.
And no, I am not comparing myself or any other poster to the Big Yin - he is (as we all are, I suppose) unique.
It should also be mentioned by way of reminder that finding the humour in the bad also brings a certain amount of exaggeration with it - making it all the more funny.
Insults to a person aside, I can't understand why people don't find things funny more often. Laughter is the best medicine, as the old cliche goes (of course, if you are genuinely happy all the time you may consider that you don't need any medicine - but if you are genuinely happy ALL the time, you are also a liar, and I'm not being personal).
I am not suggesting that happy people shouldn't say they are happy, just that all people should try to find the funny (read 'bad'/'negative'/ 'bitter' etc.) funny.
Not including pot luck dinners. They are not at all funny.
Ever.
#73
Re: New Zealand Forum R.I.P!
I would agree that name-calling and being personally offensive is not on. It's also nice to read/hear about someone's happy life from time to time - but that's it, it's 'nice'. Life is a bit of a sh*t a lot of the time for a lot of people, wherever you are, and a standard coping mechanism is to resort to humour. Nearly all bad things are funny if you look at them in the right way (barring a recent death or similar, clearly) and I think the negative posters are simply finding the humour in the bad. It's a fact of life: good = nice, sometimes exciting for the persons directly involved; bad = laugh your socks off funny for anyone who chooses to take it in the way it is mostly intended. Billy Connolly did not get where he is today by talking about the joys of life.
And no, I am not comparing myself or any other poster to the Big Yin - he is (as we all are, I suppose) unique.
It should also be mentioned by way of reminder that finding the humour in the bad also brings a certain amount of exaggeration with it - making it all the more funny.
Insults to a person aside, I can't understand why people don't find things funny more often. Laughter is the best medicine, as the old cliche goes (of course, if you are genuinely happy all the time you may consider that you don't need any medicine - but if you are genuinely happy ALL the time, you are also a liar, and I'm not being personal).
I am not suggesting that happy people shouldn't say they are happy, just that all people should try to find the funny (read 'bad'/'negative'/ 'bitter' etc.) funny.
Not including pot luck dinners. They are not at all funny.
Ever.
And no, I am not comparing myself or any other poster to the Big Yin - he is (as we all are, I suppose) unique.
It should also be mentioned by way of reminder that finding the humour in the bad also brings a certain amount of exaggeration with it - making it all the more funny.
Insults to a person aside, I can't understand why people don't find things funny more often. Laughter is the best medicine, as the old cliche goes (of course, if you are genuinely happy all the time you may consider that you don't need any medicine - but if you are genuinely happy ALL the time, you are also a liar, and I'm not being personal).
I am not suggesting that happy people shouldn't say they are happy, just that all people should try to find the funny (read 'bad'/'negative'/ 'bitter' etc.) funny.
Not including pot luck dinners. They are not at all funny.
Ever.