The 2024 Noteworthy Deaths Thread

[paulguitar]

Kowalski655 said:

Also when the shark just appeared out of the water as food was being chucked in the water, another proper jump scare

[CountyAFC]

My mum spilt her wine all over herself at that. Much to my amusement.

[cuprabob]

CountyAFC said:

My mum spilt her wine all over herself at that. Much to my amusement.

I hope it was Red Wine for full effect

[SpudLink]

paulguitar said:

Kowalski655 said:

Also when the shark just appeared out of the water as food was being chucked in the water, another proper jump scare

Bruce, are you ready for your closeup?

[pingu393]

I always find it amusing that the part they cut is when he says...

"Smile, you son of a ..."

As if seeing a severed head and torn off limbs was ok, but the word "bh" was too much to take.

[Nethybridge]

pingu393 said:

I always find it amusing that the part they cut is when he says...

"Smile, you son of a ..."

As if seeing a severed head and torn off limbs was ok, but the word "bh" was too much to take.

Maybe it was the 1970s dynamic, censors were fine with the late Susan's
front garden but using the female dog word was not cool man.

[Jordie Barretts sock]

Americans are still prudish about that word. I'm sure they view it like Brits view c--t. Which for Aussies is just part of their vocabulary

[paulguitar]

Jordie Barretts sock said:

Americans are still prudish about that word. I'm sure they view it like Brits view c--t. Which for Aussies is just part of their vocabulary

Which word is this?

[Blib]

paulguitar said:

Jordie Barretts sock said:

Americans are still prudish about that word. I'm sure they view it like Brits view c--t. Which for Aussies is just part of their vocabulary

Which word is this?

Antidisestablishmentarianism.

[CharlesdeGaulle]

Jordie Barretts sock said:

Americans are still prudish about that word. I'm sure they view it like Brits view c--t. Which for Aussies is just part of their vocabulary

It always amuses me that one of PH's most argumentative and sanctimonious posters has it in his user name, whilst seemingly criticising everyone else for not being as woke and tolerant as him!

[Sheets Tabuer]

Jordie Barretts sock said:

Americans are still prudish about that word. I'm sure they view it like Brits view c--t. Which for Aussies is just part of their vocabulary

Don't try claiming the C-word, us Brits have been using it liberally for generations.

[Rusty Old-Banger]

CharlesdeGaulle said:

Jordie Barretts sock said:

Americans are still prudish about that word. I'm sure they view it like Brits view c--t. Which for Aussies is just part of their vocabulary

It always amuses me that one of PH's most argumentative and sanctimonious posters has it in his user name, whilst seemingly criticising everyone else for not being as woke and tolerant as him!

What's even more surprising is it is the cruel nickname for a mentally disabled child in Family Guy, the character after whom he is named.

[Jordie Barretts sock]

Sheets Tabuer said:

Jordie Barretts sock said:

Americans are still prudish about that word. I'm sure they view it like Brits view c--t. Which for Aussies is just part of their vocabulary

Don't try claiming the C-word, us Brits have been using it liberally for generations.

I'm not. I'm not an Aussie.

[bodhi]

Rusty Old-Banger said:

CharlesdeGaulle said:

Jordie Barretts sock said:

Americans are still prudish about that word. I'm sure they view it like Brits view c--t. Which for Aussies is just part of their vocabulary

It always amuses me that one of PH's most argumentative and sanctimonious posters has it in his user name, whilst seemingly criticising everyone else for not being as woke and tolerant as him!

What's even more surprising is it is the cruel nickname for a mentally disabled child in Family Guy, the character after whom he is named.

Seems to be a running theme - there was an even more sanctimonious poster (now banned) who was named after a massively perverted character in Pulp Fiction.

He's dead baby, he's dead.

[Blown2CV]

Sheets Tabuer said:

Jordie Barretts sock said:

Americans are still prudish about that word. I'm sure they view it like Brits view c--t. Which for Aussies is just part of their vocabulary

Don't try claiming the C-word, us Brits have been using it liberally for generations.

centuries - chaucer, street names in london etc

[FourWheelDrift]

Blown2CV said:

centuries - chaucer, street names in london etc

Every town and city had a Grope Lane, London had more than 1.

[andym1603]

Gudrun Ure (super Gran) died at 98yo. Good innings.

[gareth_r]

David Sanborn, 78. Saxophonist.

[Purosangue]

paulguitar said:

Kowalski655 said:

Also when the shark just appeared out of the water as food was being chucked in the water, another proper jump scare

that's not the scary scene this is 0:55

[defblade]

Wills2 said:

you yell barracuda, everybody says,

Dum diddle-um diddle-um diddle-um diddle-um diddle-um diddle-um diddle-um diddle-um owww-wowwwww ... oooo barracuda!