TCRT 9: The TCRT thread Wars (retroactively titled TCRT9: Episode IV – A New TCRT)

[Moggy]

Stool Bloke was out in the street when i was coming home, he was busy digging out a car which had gotten stuck.

What a local here

He's such a here

[Robbo-92]

Stool Bloke was out in the street when i was coming home, he was busy digging out a car which had gotten stuck.

What a local here

He's such a here

Bugger

[Victor Mildew]

Here hare here.

[Cuttooth]

Real human been.

[<]:^D]

This is all aligning perfectly with the Jacob Rees-Mogg vision of the future.

A world where the crack dens and workhouses are combined into a single, more efficient location where the child workforce is kept under a careful chemical balance of red bull and crack which enables them to work tirelessly and remain compliant.

This is basically Brave New World

I've never had the pleasure of reading it but it has been on my list of books to get around to for a very long time!

I finished it just a few days ago, I'm on a fiction binge at the moment - for the last 15 years, I've exclusively read non-fiction. Within the last few weeks, I've read The Man Who Fell to Earth, Brave New World, and I've just started Flowers for Algenon.

I wish soma was real.

such a good book

[Ironhide]

This is all aligning perfectly with the Jacob Rees-Mogg vision of the future.

A world where the crack dens and workhouses are combined into a single, more efficient location where the child workforce is kept under a careful chemical balance of red bull and crack which enables them to work tirelessly and remain compliant.

This is basically Brave New World

I've never had the pleasure of reading it but it has been on my list of books to get around to for a very long time!

I finished it just a few days ago, I'm on a fiction binge at the moment - for the last 15 years, I've exclusively read non-fiction. Within the last few weeks, I've read The Man Who Fell to Earth, Brave New World, and I've just started Flowers for Algenon.

I wish soma was real.

such a good book

Indeed, only became aware of the book after it was referenced in Person of Interest.

I also remember seeing an episode of Rugrats that was essentially a kid friendly retelling of it.

[OrangeRKN]

Flowers for Algernon is one of those books where once you've read it you see references to it all over the place

There's an Always Sunny episode based on it

[VlaSoul]

Flowers for Algernon is one of those books where once you've read it you see references to it all over the place

There's an Always Sunny episode based on it

I think there's an episode of Archer that's at least named after it

[Corazon de Leon]

There is an episode of The Simpsons heavily based on it, and weirdly a two part story in The Amazing Spider-Man called Flowers for Rhino that adapts the storyline.

[Alvin Flummux]

Flowers for Algernon was a really moving book, I loved it.

[Victor Mildew]

Oh god what the strawberry float is this sea shanty thing

[Moggy]

Oh god what the strawberry float is this sea shanty thing

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Assassi ... Black_Flag

[Victor Mildew]

Well until it gets labelled a challenge, I'm not interested.

The sea shanty challenge! Here's Paddy McGuiness singing a pirate song LOL I nominate Eamonn Holmes

[Alvin Flummux]

Oh god what the strawberry float is this sea shanty thing

People are singing and collaborating on something and it's lovely?

[Ironhide]

There is an episode of The Simpsons heavily based on it.

The episode where Homer gets a crayon removed from his brain?

[Tomous]

Here's something you'll love Ad, it's the 4 lads in jeans doing the sea shanty!

twitter.com/ladbible/status/1352942494514900992

[Victor Mildew]

2 feature walls and I think I spy an L shaped sofa

[SEP]

Oh god what the strawberry float is this sea shanty thing

People are singing and collaborating on something and it's lovely?

How dare people have fun in a non-Ad-sanctioned way!

[Victor Mildew]

Oh god what the strawberry float is this sea shanty thing

People are singing and collaborating on something and it's lovely?

How dare people have fun in a non-Ad-sanctioned way!

Somebody finally gets it

[Rocsteady]

Oh god what the strawberry float is this sea shanty thing

People are singing and collaborating on something and it's lovely?

I like the shanties but that question format really gets me.

I feel as though it's spread across the internet from reddit - "people don't appreciate anime from Kyoto in 1980-81 and I think that's unacceptable??"