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What in the hell was he thinking?!
What in the hell was he thinking?!
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"Your arm's off!"
"No, it's not."
"Yes it is: look!"
"It's just a flesh wound."
"No, it's not."
"Yes it is: look!"
"It's just a flesh wound."
I'd say Rimmer, or possibly The Black Knight from Monty Python & The Holy Grail.
"You're wrong"
"No I'm not"
"You missed the point completely"
"I'm invincible!"
"You're a moron"
"The Black Clancy never gives in!!!"
"Oh shut up"
"You're wrong"
"No I'm not"
"You missed the point completely"
"I'm invincible!"
"You're a moron"
"The Black Clancy never gives in!!!"
"Oh shut up"
Reminds me of a lot of people at times. Like Joey from Friends ("It's a moo point. Like a cow's opinion. Just doesn't matter"), or some of the things Homer Simpson says. The way he says something that's completely inaccurate but doesn't question that it might be so.
Dr Duck wrote:
> That's the penal system for you
>
> Boom boom
dammit, that was what i was thinking - "penal system - HAH".
> That's the penal system for you
>
> Boom boom
dammit, that was what i was thinking - "penal system - HAH".
I'd say he reminds me of Rimmer.
Uptight, priggish, desperately wanting to appear intelligent but failing, trying to be "one of the gang" but always an uncomfortable silence after a joke, the embarassed shuffling of feet and awkward pauses.
A lonely figure of fun that, no matter how hard he tries, is destined to be mocked and pointed at.
Uptight, priggish, desperately wanting to appear intelligent but failing, trying to be "one of the gang" but always an uncomfortable silence after a joke, the embarassed shuffling of feet and awkward pauses.
A lonely figure of fun that, no matter how hard he tries, is destined to be mocked and pointed at.
Blank wrote:
> Light wrote:
> in fiction or in life
>
> I guess in Life he most reminds me of Halo Fan.
Bwah ha ha ha haaa! Yeah, me too...
Hey Bell, is it slander to point out that you were Halo Fan, despite the fact that you keep denying it? Answers on a tear-and-snot stained postcard please.
> Light wrote:
> in fiction or in life
>
> I guess in Life he most reminds me of Halo Fan.
Bwah ha ha ha haaa! Yeah, me too...
Hey Bell, is it slander to point out that you were Halo Fan, despite the fact that you keep denying it? Answers on a tear-and-snot stained postcard please.
Light wrote:
> in fiction or in life
I guess in Life he most reminds me of Halo Fan.
> in fiction or in life
I guess in Life he most reminds me of Halo Fan.
Heh. Rimmer...a good analogy!
To me though, he's more like Otto from A Fish Called Wanda; a self important frigwad who thinks that because he reads books by Neitsche, it must mean he's intelligent.
Why not join in the fun at home? Tell us which contemtibly stupid character in fiction or in life Bell most reminds you of. The one that is the most 'potentially slanderous' wins a small prize (the prize being that you get to see Bell spamming the board in a humour-free way).
To me though, he's more like Otto from A Fish Called Wanda; a self important frigwad who thinks that because he reads books by Neitsche, it must mean he's intelligent.
Why not join in the fun at home? Tell us which contemtibly stupid character in fiction or in life Bell most reminds you of. The one that is the most 'potentially slanderous' wins a small prize (the prize being that you get to see Bell spamming the board in a humour-free way).
I've finished!
I'm living on the edge right now.
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