Yeah they shouldn't put people on the show whose stories revolve around them believing in utter nonsense. It's something else if Sarah Pascoe accidentally goes to Costa Rica - she knows how it looks and can take a punch. Listening to an adult telling us a snail was delivering a message from the universe is just sad.
Does that mean you're barely superstitious at all? Superstitious > stitious Superstitious > a little superstitious A little superstitious = stitious Therefore I guess A little stitious = barely superstitious at all
@@nicosmind3 You could teach a class on ruining jokes. Btw, if you're gonna be that guy and spend time trying to logically break down a joke, you'd better not have logical errors. X < Z; Y < Z does not prove X = Y
I had to google it, of course. I got about 17.700.000 results in 0,53 seconds but I decided to be satisfied with the first one: "A slug in the house signifies you need to relax and be more flexible."
You should at least return the greeting before excusing yourself. Otherwise you could come back later to find the slug has doused itself in salt in a state of acute depression after such a hurtful reaction. Slugs are people too.
In Suffolk, the 3 drain covers have to be touching, and if you walk over them, you have to spin around three times and get patted on the head by someone. 2 drain covers is good luck. Most people stop playing this game when they are children though XD
Here it’s turn around and touch the ground. I still do it as an adult if I accidentally walk over three drains. I pretend to look behind me then adjust my shoe laces
Weird that you enjoyed it, because in one of your other dumb comments you basically accused Dani Dyer of religious genocide and trying to overthrow democratic governments.
Whenever I watch uncopyrighted content on RU-vid I do three Hail Marys and make a minor laceration on my inner thigh, and then my guilt is sufficiently expunged.
I must stop transforming into a slug when I visit Danni. It means simply I want to hear hear dolcid tones as I make my way across the living room floor and into the kitchen for a quick bite.
Another fine example of a guest not grasping the concept of the game. You're supposed to make the truths sound possibly implausible and the lies sound believable.
Not everyone's good at deception mate. Can't have 2 Bob Mortimer clones sitting next to both team captains there every week either. And if we could...well poor David.
Then I would just guess "truth" at very implausible thing and "lie" at every believable thing lol The game works because you don't know if people are really good at the game or really bad
I think at this rate its more about sharing stupid stories and letting the comedians get a good laugh out of it. Doesn't matter if its true or false really, just that we're all laughing
Occasionally, watching full episodes or clips of these shows, a guest- someone about whom I, blissfully, know nothing- will remind me of how lucky I am to not be exposed to the entirety of the banal, monstrous horror of The British Media. This Dani Dyer person is such a person.
It was always going to be true. A slug in your house isn’t all that uncommon, especially in damp weather. And she does seem like the type that would believe in superstitious rubbish.
it's no stranger than believing in a man in the clouds making us all or an elephant God with 4 arms. Let people believe what they want to believe, who cares, why and how does it impact your meaningless existence?
@@simonb2109 who cares why? Anyone who wants to live in an advanced world, and who wants to see humanity do better that's who. Why people believe things matters, and when people have poor reasoning skills and use bad logic then that affects other things in life. Millions have died due to f-d up beliefs. If you're not directly affected you're indirectly affected so of course it matters!
