#318

It’s HSBC, no virtue to be espoused. Seriously think it’s disgusting for a bank to do this kind of moralising

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#319

Better than doing a pro Brexit ad I guess.

#320

Depends, I wouldn’t say it’s automatically better than that

#321

:thinking:
Alright

#322

Chris O’Dowd

  • Yes
  • No

0 voters

#323

I think if you’re a comedian who’s worked with bad horrible comedians and you don’t publicly tell them you hate them then it turns you into a bad comedian too.

#324

If it helps I never thought he was that funny before, was largely indifferent to him

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#325

Means Chris Morris is bad now. Sorry.

#326

Think you’d enjoy this:

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#327

:anguished: Who has he worked with/endorsed?

#328

I appreciate the sentiment but this is fairly on the nose and cringey

#329

Anyone Linehan adjacent. I’ve not checked to see if he’s told him off tbh. Actually. Maybe he bullies him privately!

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#330

You watched that quickly :wink:

(it’s fine, I guess if you understand this stuff already its probably not very informative)

#331

Sorry just realised it’s not actually a comedy sketch, just put off by the intro, I really don’t like that YouTube intentionally cringe post ironic thing, like the bit where he pretends to not know how to pronounce the name so it seems more authentic and off the cuff, eurgh

#332

Can’t believe Ruffalo’s sitting there on hundy p, didn’t vote either way because I can’t bring myself to have an opinion on him.

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#333

Don’t know who he is so can’t vote

#334

The first few hbomb videos I watched left me cringing heavily, IIRC. Don’t think he’s very advanced or anything, but he’s a decent entry point into some subjects (realising it was pretty patronising to recommend this to you).

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#335

Just go with your gut and say you don’t like him, I don’t think you’d like him.

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#336

Haha nah not at all, no worries, I’m not some kind of intellectual heavyweight

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#337

Usually a safe bet :slight_smile: