Cammo said:I think the guy is a complete tool because he did it at the game in public. We have one of the best games of the season ready to roll last night and some fool starts joking about violence and rape in public and people think it's funny.
I don't understand how that works, but each to their own I guess.
Like I said earlier, you can have satire done in tasteful ways that are still extremely funny. If people think I am being too serious just because I find this one thing not funny then so be it, I don't really care.
The best thing about the whole situation is that the law doesn't find it funny either and that is far more important than any of us here on this forum.
Cammo said:Bang your head against the wall all you bloody like. It is my opinion and that won't change.
hrundi99 said:But you're basing your opinion on an incorrect interpretation of the situation...
Ah well...
hrundi99 said:- moving on -
Leagueguy said:Throughout school it always seemed like there was one funny class clown, then another person attempting to be one but totally failing. This person was kind of nerdy and really irratated everyone but was oblivious to this. They seemed to make friends with other annoying people just like them. I think the Chaser is like the peak body for these people throughout Australia.
Leagueguy said:Throughout school it always seemed like there was one funny class clown, then another person attempting to be one but totally failing. This person was kind of nerdy and really irratated everyone but was oblivious to this. They seemed to make friends with other annoying people just like them. I think the Chaser is like the peak body for these people throughout Australia.
Willow said:Well there you go. You're scared of how violent Bulldogs fans will react to jokes, and what they may be capable of. And you think its funny.
Well the notion of knuckle dusters, flares, balaclaves, knives etc. actually being included in an official Bulldogs supporters kit is, at least IMO, mildly amusing.Leagueguy said:If someone wants to point out what was clever or original about this I'd like to know. I put it on the same level as a drunken idiot leaving the game yelling out stuff like " what local gang are you dog fans part of ". Yelling that kind of thing out is no more likely to get you beaten up or taken by the cops than stunt.
TV Ted Ellery said:The funniest guy was the one who whipped his shlong out for all the girls to see in the library. He now plays for the Lithgow Shamrocks and works during the week at the timber yard.
How about the guy who did that impression of asian people with slanted eyes? He ekes out a living working as a tele-marketer.