Friends

[TheArtfulDogger]

Are 'Friends' electric ? ::o

Could be a bit shocking really

[chinny]

Or are they more eclectic?

Maybe that's for you to choose

[KalamityKel]

Depends wot kind of "friends" you're talking about don't it... *shrugs*

[ImpetuousVrouw]

I don't have any friends, so can't help I'm afraid.

[TheArtfulDogger]

I dunno, but I guess if they are then they would be classed as New Men

[HonaloochieB]

Rachel is.

Monica less so.

Phoebe is friend 'Eccentric'. But you know she's not in real life.

Ross is electric when he does physical comedy.

Chandler is a hatchet-faced smart-alecky half-a-scmuck with large problems with his parents. I like the cut of his jib.

Joey is a f@cking div.

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Smelly Cat's a stuffed toy

[SeanMacGabhann]

but but but!!!

ah phew....

[HonaloochieB]

Swagger Wrote:

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> We've all laughed at some point in our lives

> whilst watching Friends. Alhough you immediately

> felt disgusted with yourself afterwards.

Only when I laughed so much about Rachel that I felt somewhat 'compromised'.

The rest of the time I mostly yacked it up good and enjoyed six or seven of the series.

[katie1997]

SeanMacGabhann Wrote:

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> but but but!!!

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> ah phew....

My sentiments exactly as I was reading it too - yay for Chandler.

I kinda agree somewhat with Swagger too!

[KalamityKel]

is there no originality left in this world? ::o :( :p

[*Bob*]

Swagger Wrote:

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> We've all laughed at some point in our lives

> whilst watching Friends. Alhough you immediately

> felt disgusted with yourself afterwards.

Why?

Even the low points of the Friends Juggernaut pissed all over most of our homegrown mainstream offerings. The high points were about as close to sitcom perfection is you could ask for.

It's dated badly, but then most sitcoms do.. even the good ones.

[KalamityKel]

using other ppls lines swag... tis all...

[KalamityKel]

Swagger Wrote:

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> >

> Not my words, Katie. I lifted that particular

> quote from a YouGov poll the Home Office

> commissioned just after Ross got married to Emily.

> The results weren't made open to the public as it

> would've been seen as tactless. Espeacially since

> that episode was shot on home turf.

Following yet? :p

[KalamityKel]

still dont quite fink u get my meaning... nevermind... hadnt expected any more :P ;-)

[*Bob*]

Swagger Wrote:

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> Is that your way of telling us you cried when last

> of the coffee was poured, *Bob*?

The twilight days of Friends were strictly 'for the ladies'.

[*Bob*]

I think I 'parted company' from a particular lady and moved to London.

That was when Friday night entertainment seems to improve dramatically.

[*Bob*]

It's my belief that 'Friends' has played an essential part in the prolonging of humdrum relationships for millions of people up and down the land.

[KalamityKel]

the poor things...

[woofmarkthedog]

And...

The proliferation of crap coffee shops

Along with deluded singletons siting waiting for Mr/Miss Interesting to walk through the door

Jesus give me strength.....

Oh & barista wanky talk " Tall skinny double with...bla bla bla " as they flip a paper cup round in their hand

"SHUT THE F**K UP , I WANT COFFEE WITH A SPLASH OF COLD MILK...END OF.."

( god they make me soooo mad )

W**F

*imagines throwing every bloody item off the counter top at said person*

[KalamityKel]

u mean it aint real? U sure?

[*Bob*]

Swagger Wrote:

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...convincing themselves they had a 100%

> genuinely hip circle of friends.

That's the giveaway. In real life, there's always a tit or two you just can't shake-off, for historical reasons.

[*Bob*]

*Bob* Wrote:

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> That's the giveaway. In real life, there's always

> a tit or two you just can't shake-off, for

> historical reasons.

I think they covered this in 'Friends'.

[katie1997]

...and would Sir like that in vente/vente vente/vente supremo/galactic vente? ;-)

Oh..we are all sadly familiar with 'latte lingo' these days....

btw, I agree with you.