I heard you're a racist now, Yea Forums
I heard you're a racist now, Yea Forums
Levi Bell
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Isaac Long
Connor Russell
Too bad this show only has 3 funny episodes and maybe 10 funny moments. It's kind of pitiable
Jace Gray
>now
Jacob Lewis
>t. yank
Joshua Brooks
sup tranny
Kevin Carter
no no, we just hate women and trannies, bbcs and jews are based
Bentley Turner
Oasis or Bloor?
Liam Stewart
everyone say nigger on 3.
1.....2......
Ryan Davis
Nathan Morales
What's the Church's official position on being a racist, Yea Forums?
Kayden Roberts
John Lewis
3
Jonathan Morales
There are Greeks posting on \tv\ right now.
Austin Green
I hear you're a transphobe now, Graham.
Samuel Williams
James Robinson
>*cracks*
>*sips*
>"Now, How I Met Your Mother - THAT was great comedy!"
Alexander Ramirez
Suede
Jace Kelly
Grayson Barnes
There is nothing wrong with racism.
Colton Allen
That would be an ecumenical matter
Jayden Gomez
Luke King
FECKIN GREEKS
Easton Nguyen
Asher Turner
Gabriel Morris
Feck off you jammy dodger
Oliver Howard
What? But I thought we were on the same wavelength. You know, the sausage, the Euro, Clarkson.
Jaxson Ward
Being a lad is what I'm about, and I can tell you who isn't a lad: anyone from Blur.
Nathaniel Martinez
Would you not have a cuppa tea Yea Forums?
Carter Morales
B I Z A R R E
I R R E G U L A R I T I E S
Jordan Flores
IT WAS JUST RESTING IN MY ACCOUNT
Xavier Phillips
An unexpected crossover thread.
Kayden Reed
Connor Evans
Is life in rural Ireland really as depressing, violent, and nihilistic as Angela's Ashes, Wind That Shakes The Barley, Calvary, and The Guard makes it seem?
Luis Sanders
The Irish are obsessed with misery wank, they have a miserable history plastered over with drink, so every movie and TV show produced here is about being pathetic and sad. For a long time, out west was very poor, has only really one major city even now, but it's far better off than it was. But the Irish still love to wallow in misery because they've spent about a 1000 years being the buttmonkey of everyone around them. Should be noted that Father Ted had Irish writers and actors, but the show was produced and aired on British TV.
Ryder Brown
Almost always was.
Christian Hall
Correct.
Nathan Cooper
It aired in Ireland before anywhere else, to my knowledge. Ed Byrne didn't think anybody outside of Ireland would find it funny.
Alexander Perry
It aired on Channel 4 which is a British TV station. RTÉ, the Irish national TV station, were afraid the Church would find it offensive.