I have never seen so much drinking in all of the movies I have seen. There's
always someone pouring, drinking, holding a glass... it's a true alcool
shower. One character, Julian, always has a rum & coke glass in his hand,
always, even when driving of in a gunfight, cracks me up!
Am I the only fan of this canadian serie here? Which is the movie or serie
where you have seen the most alcool abuse?
--
Vilco
Alaska: Scusa franchi, cantante del liga(bella merda). Tu avresti
studiato musica per cantare il liga? Ok allora io studio astrofisica
per scaccolarmi il naso.

On Jan 21, 9:58 am, "Vilco" > wrote:
> I have never seen so much drinking in all of the movies I have seen. There's
> always someone pouring, drinking, holding a glass... it's a true alcool
> shower. One character, Julian, always has a rum & coke glass in his hand,
> always, even when driving of in a gunfight, cracks me up!

Canadian television is well-known for it's documentaries. What's so
unusal about this one?

John Kane, Kingston ON Canada

Vilco wrote:

> I have never seen so much drinking in all of the movies I have seen. There's
> always someone pouring, drinking, holding a glass... it's a true alcool
> shower. One character, Julian, always has a rum & coke glass in his hand,
> always, even when driving of in a gunfight, cracks me up!
> Am I the only fan of this canadian serie here? Which is the movie or serie
> where you have seen the most alcool abuse?

It took me a while to t ake a shine to that show but when I sat down and watched
an entire episode I realized how funny it is. I had a simialr reaction to Reno
911, thinking it was really silly at first but it grew on me. I saw an awards
show where the Trailer Park boys won some awards and the whole gang was on stage
in character.

John Kane wrote:

>> I have never seen so much drinking in all of the movies I have seen.
>> There's always someone pouring, drinking, holding a glass... it's a
>> true alcool shower. One character, Julian, always has a rum & coke
>> glass in his hand, always, even when driving of in a gunfight,
>> cracks me up!

> Canadian television is well-known for it's documentaries. What's so
> unusal about this one?

Can't you read? OK.
--
Vilco
Alaska: Scusa franchi, cantante del liga(bella merda). Tu avresti
studiato musica per cantare il liga? Ok allora io studio astrofisica
per scaccolarmi il naso.

"Vilco" > wrote:
> I have never seen so much drinking in all of the movies I have seen. There's
> always someone pouring, drinking, holding a glass... it's a true alcool
> shower. One character, Julian, always has a rum & coke glass in his hand,
> always, even when driving of in a gunfight, cracks me up!
> Am I the only fan of this canadian serie here? Which is the movie or serie
> where you have seen the most alcool abuse?

You're one to talk: "_'Think pink, drink rose'_"

Ahahahahahahaha. . . ,

SHELDON

John Kane wrote:

> On Jan 21, 9:58 am, "Vilco" > wrote:
> > I have never seen so much drinking in all of the movies I have seen. There's
> > always someone pouring, drinking, holding a glass... it's a true alcool
> > shower. One character, Julian, always has a rum & coke glass in his hand,
> > always, even when driving of in a gunfight, cracks me up!
>
> Canadian television is well-known for it's documentaries. What's so
> unusal about this one?

LOL I have a friend who lived there for close to ten years. He recently sold his
house and moved away. He didn't like the show because he thought that it was too
realistic.

Dave Smith > wrote in message
...
> Vilco wrote:
>> I have never seen so much drinking in all of
>> the movies I have seen. There's always someone
>> pouring, drinking, holding a glass... it's a true
>> alcool shower. One character, Julian, always
>> has a rum & coke glass in his hand, always,
>> even when driving of in a gunfight, cracks me up!
>> Am I the only fan of this canadian serie here?
>> Which is the movie or serie where you have
>> seen the most alcool abuse?
>>
> It took me a while to t ake a shine to that show
> but when I sat down and watched an entire
> episode I realized how funny it is. I had a simialr
> reaction to Reno 911, thinking it was really silly
> at first but it grew on me. [..]

I haven't been able to sit through an entire episode of either
(TPB or RenoIXII) and I like fluff-nonsense like those two shows.
How'd you manage to sit through without finally convulsively
twitching the remote to another channel?

ObAlcoholicDrink: Gin Martini, Shaken, not Stirred
INGREDIENTS:
* 5 oz. of Bombay Sapphire or Beefeaters gin
* 1 oz. of Noilly Pratt dry vermouth
* 2 twists of lemon rind
* 2 Spanish olives stuffed with pimento

METHOD:
* Fill a stainless steel shaker 3/4 full of ice.
* Pour gin and vermouth into shaker and allow to stand
for a 30-60 seconds. Place lid over mix.
* Gently shake three times. (Remember you're not
dancing to a salsa or rhomba.)
* Into two glasses add twists and olives.
* Pour and enjoy.

The Ranger

"John Kane" > wrote in message
...
> On Jan 21, 9:58 am, "Vilco" > wrote:
>> I have never seen so much drinking in all of the movies I have seen.
>> There's
>> always someone pouring, drinking, holding a glass... it's a true alcool
>> shower. One character, Julian, always has a rum & coke glass in his hand,
>> always, even when driving of in a gunfight, cracks me up!
>
> Canadian television is well-known for it's documentaries. What's so
> unusal about this one?
>
> John Kane, Kingston ON Canada

LMFAO! Love it! TPBs *is* a documentary.

HH

"Vilco" > wrote in news:i%2lj.230179$U01.1450884
@twister1.libero.it:

> John Kane wrote:
>
>>> I have never seen so much drinking in all of the movies I have seen.
>>> There's always someone pouring, drinking, holding a glass... it's a
>>> true alcool shower. One character, Julian, always has a rum & coke
>>> glass in his hand, always, even when driving of in a gunfight,
>>> cracks me up!
>
>> Canadian television is well-known for it's documentaries. What's so
>> unusal about this one?
>
> Can't you read? OK.



Ummmmmmmmmmm, I think you missed the point :-)


We call that a "WHOOOOOOOOSH"!! (ie, right over your head)



--
Peter Lucas
Brisbane
Australia

You will travel through the valley of rejection;
you will reside in the land of morning mists...and you will find your home,
though it will not be where you left it.

PeterLucas wrote:

>>> Canadian television is well-known for it's documentaries. What's so
>>> unusal about this one?

>> Can't you read? OK.

> Ummmmmmmmmmm, I think you missed the point :-)
> We call that a "WHOOOOOOOOSH"!! (ie, right over your head)

So John was simply implying that canadian documentaries usually show lots of
booze? Nice country, that one.
--
Vilco
Mai guardare Trailer park Boys senza
qualcosa da bere a portata di mano

Vilco wrote:

>
>
> > Ummmmmmmmmmm, I think you missed the point :-)
> > We call that a "WHOOOOOOOOSH"!! (ie, right over your head)
>
> So John was simply implying that canadian documentaries usually show lots of
> booze? Nice country, that one.

I think that what he is suggesting is that using a trailer park as the setting
for the series demonstrates the dramatic technique of suspension of disbelief.

Sheldon wrote:

>> There's always someone pouring, drinking, holding a glass... it's a
>> true alcool shower. One character, Julian, always has a rum & coke
>> glass in his hand, always, even when driving of in a gunfight,
>> cracks me up!

> You're one to talk: "_'Think pink, drink rose'_"
> Ahahahahahahaha. . . ,

Rose' is one thing, these guys are drinking strong as hobos.
Wait a second... LOL
--
Vilco
Mai guardare Trailer park Boys senza
qualcosa da bere a portata di mano

On Jan 21, 10:40 am, Dave Smith > wrote:
> John Kane wrote:
> > On Jan 21, 9:58 am, "Vilco" > wrote:
> > > I have never seen so much drinking in all of the movies I have seen. There's
> > > always someone pouring, drinking, holding a glass... it's a true alcool
> > > shower. One character, Julian, always has a rum & coke glass in his hand,
> > > always, even when driving of in a gunfight, cracks me up!
>
> > Canadian television is well-known for it's documentaries. What's so
> > unusal about this one?
>
> LOL I have a friend who lived there for close to ten years. He recently sold his
> house and moved away. He didn't like the show because he thought that it was too
> realistic.

I've had trouble convincing someone from Glasgow that Due South is
also a documentary.

John Kane, Kingston ON Canada

"Vilco" > wrote in
:

> PeterLucas wrote:
>
>>>> Canadian television is well-known for it's documentaries. What's
>>>> so unusal about this one?
>
>>> Can't you read? OK.
>
>> Ummmmmmmmmmm, I think you missed the point :-)
>> We call that a "WHOOOOOOOOSH"!! (ie, right over your head)
>
> So John was simply implying that canadian documentaries usually show
> lots of booze? Nice country, that one.



I thought his 'humour' was quite subtle :-)

--
Peter Lucas
Brisbane
Australia

ACHTUNG! ALLES LOOKENSPEEPERS! Das computermachine ist nicht fuer
gefingerpoken und mittengrabben. Ist easy schnappen der springenwerk,
blowenfusen und poppencorken mit spitzensparken. Ist nicht fuer gewerken
bei das dumpkopfen. Das rubbernecken sichtseeren keepen das cotten-
pickenen hans in das pockets muss; relaxen und watchen das
blinkenlichten