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"She is a very special cat"

I haven't laughed that hard at a telly moment in absolutely ages, it was priceless. I won't spoil it if you didn't see it, but it involves a cat, a barbers and a pair of scissors.

thunk

Excellent episode, thoroughly enjoying this series, despite much trepidation beforehand. Still think it would have been more relevant (and funnier) maybe three or four years ago, when those fat-handed twerps were still riding their little scooters up and down the street. T***s.

Yeah?

(lol see what i did ther llololo)

I get you.
It does get a bit much sometimes - the same stuff all the time.

You know, I actually met someone the other day who ended all the sentances with "yeah?"

Yes, I know.

But he irritates to such an extent that I don't find it...worthy of watching I suppose.

It's not a case of "omg you just don't understand it"
No, I understand it perfectly. I just find him somewhat tediously "monotonous", in that it's repetitive.

kim jong-il wrote:
> To be honest, Barley irritates me in it.
> I think that's what puts me off the most.
>
> Ashcroft is great though.

Mmm ... but that's kind of the whole point, though, isn't it?
You've just gotta go with it really.

I've never lived in Shoreditch or whatever but so many elements of it exist around my Uni

To be honest, Barley irritates me in it.
I think that's what puts me off the most.

Ashcroft is great though.

"I've got some clippers"
"Can I borrow them?"
"No"

It still bugs me that it's about five years old. People did actually used to do stuff like this, perhaps not to this degree of lunacy, but I've seen media idiots with hair like that, I've seen people riding down the streets on little bikes and space hoppers, people did own ear-raping phones like that, and to some extent still do. Not entirely sure on the actor who plays Barley either, he's a bit smiley and smug for my liking, the real Nathan would never let on that he's happy people think he's cool.

Still, the cat moment was spot on, I'll buy the DVD now because of that.

Oh yeah, I went to a proper Barley art exhibition the other night in Docklands - exhibits included a series of photographs of a man kissing flowers, a blanket with some words stuck on it and... a puddle in a corner. Well bum.

I shall download this tonight :-)

I tried to buy the first series but I can never find it.

Ahhh...internet.

BROOM!

"I shot you, Jeff, with a bullet of Scottish finance regulations"

So far I've heard nothing of that calibre in Barleyo.