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well that's now our new life motto

I’m 27 and my mum still never closes the door

I can apologize. I just don't do it......

That's such an offensive thing to say, I demand you apologise now.

you "felt" the pool table anecdote, did ya?

i hear it in the bones

They have just announced they are getting divorced. :(

@@mindyharket6020 oh 😥

@@cannibalbananas I know...was saddened to read this too.

I love when they say she thought we were from the same village in the North like Hobbitland.

Ashton, I hope you don't mind me correcting: it's Conaty. It got me thinking, though. My great grandparents became Barnett from Titarski when they went to London from Krakow in 1900. Perhaps Conaty is some sort of de-Irishisation of O'Connarty as her forbears tried to fit into English ways.

​​@@bradleybarnett9545🎯 the site I looked it up on said it's anglicized from O' Connachtaigh, but pretty darn close. Especially considering they're very similar in pronunciation despite the spelling vagaries and the loss of the O'. (If I pronounced them based on American habits, they would all sound wildly different.)

Pity she didn't have a crystal ball. 😢

Next time ask "Does this smell like chloroform to you?"🤣

I love Jon, I've watched everything he's in but attractive?

@@BarbarianAncestry 😙

@@BarbarianAncestry I find a man that cleans very attractive.

i read that as “there’s nothing to like about these two” and was about to get defensive😭😭

@@edie8931 me too! 🤣🤣🤣

Do you feel like you've been heard 😂

Yeah, people forget about the Sahara being deadly all the time. Cuz it seems like such a lovely place to be.

@@PlayinOcean You clearly got the original comment the other way around 😅 OP literally said the beauty of the Sahara is easily overlooked because of how deadly it is ;)

Finally, someone as dry as I am!

Nice analogy. Did you come up with it yourself or hear it somewhere? I'm impressed if it was you.

On the Internet, nobody knows you're a dog! [Google it]

In my house, me breaking window-shattering wind is a proud statement of ability.

A large percentage of people can't control it at any age. If you can actually hold your farts in for a minute or two, let alone for _hours_, don't assume other people can do that. I didn't even know until I was an adult that some people could hold them in.

Sadly this aged badly. Hope they both are ok.

Every other weekend?! Well, you can't say that you didn't at least make the effort.

@Dave Channel exactly love and i had to adjust each work week to accomodate me leaving early on the Friday and coming in late on the Monday and after a yeear i was exhausted and when i spoke to him about it he said "well when i come to see you i view it as a holiday"! Yeah, that's cos he only came to me 4 times in the year, not 20 selfish bugger!

Such a thing for a fan of Jon to say!

😂

Jon would be so proud of this comment.

They’re sitting in a corner I think - it’s just the light

Soooooo, 332?

@@OldNew45 lol i knew that was coming, nice one B)

@@bluejadeblue the devil made me do it. By the by why is there a B) without an A)? Sorry. Should've quit while I was ahead.

@@OldNew45 i was typing on my laptop, i meant 😎 lol

@@bluejadeblue I know. Well, I figured it was a sunglasses smiley face. I like little bits of whit and pun, and try to stuff them in places as much as I can. Speaking of....... "lol" !!!!! I've adopted that little Jon Richarson-ism. I loved it the first time I heard him say LOL. Usually I just get stupid looks, but I get the odd "Did you just use 'L. O. L. as a word!?" With roaring laughter. It makes it all worth it.

Are you saying you don't find her funny assuming she's doing a bit, so if she is missing some marbles that would be genuine and you would find her funny as a result?

@@Delinae Sorry that was unclear! I don't like laughing at people who are actually ditsy or miss things others would pick up on. So I feel uncomfortable laughing at the character she is playing because it feels like I'm mocking people who genuinely just lack a bit of intelligence. I know others find that comedy funny so perhaps Jon is into that kind of bit? Assuming she has all her marbles, I wish she would show us her real self, I find genuine people more funny.

@@evercuriousmichelle I think I see, you mean you wonder if she could do a 3rd thing that's neither a bit or missing marbles? To me Lucy can be sharp and clear about concepts or things she can think through, but not if she has to pay attention to doing 4 new things at once. She can tell Alex that checking out in 3 minutes means he doesn't have time for milk due to her experience as a mom, but under pressure she will only remember to not look at the balloon she's supposed to burst and forget she needs to be as far away from it as possible. It seems to me that there's 10 new things going through her brain at once, so sometimes she can harness that to make unexpected connections, but sometimes the 10 things completely distracts her. I honestly find her kind of relatable lol. Some people in the taskmaster comments say Lucy has ADD. I don't know if this is true, but if it is, it's probably no different than Jon making self-deprecating jokes about his OCD.

@@Delinae That makes sense! Thank you for enlightening me! ☺

That's because we don't. Ever. 👀

@@UAndDave LOL! That's our story and we're sticking to it!

I've never heard anyone pretend they don't fart

Soldier's wives are notorious for sleeping around when their husbands are on deployment. Not to mention "Dear John" letters.

4 years long distance, now married 20 years. Long distance works if you both want it to.

Simply have to respect the lack of shame

Stop bragging.

Things happen when you least expect them to. As soon as you feel comfortable with yourself for being single, you're just perceived as being comfortable and that's positive.