Bickering

[blast3r]

Is a trait most often found in young children.

[Kromtor]

no it's not

[blast3r]

no it's not

lol!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[Jubber]

lol.. Blaster you go thru so many avatars.. I can't keep up anymore.

[Tasty]

lol.. Blaster you go thru so many avatars.. I can't keep up anymore.

You could almost say he's... blastin through them

hurrrr :( I'll go sit in the corner now

[moosejaw]

This isn't an argument, this is bickering!!

[F9thRet]

This isn't an argument, this is bickering!!

Wait, this isn't abuse?

Stephen

[Flekkie]

This isn't an argument, this is bickering!!
Wait, this isn't abuse?
Sorry, is this a 5 minute bicker or a 10 minute bicker?

[Multibocks]

Whats goin on in hurr?


P.S. I dont get the reference, anyone clue me in?

[Zzyzxx71]

Every last one of you fails at bickering.

I am the only true bickerer. All others are bickerees.

[Flekkie]

Whats goin on in hurr?

P.S. I dont get the reference, anyone clue me in?
Sorry, I was in an obscure type of mood. MP was supposed to mean Monty Python.

There is a sketch where someone pays to have an argument. First he gets shouted at, then finds out he was in the abuse room, next door along for arguments. Then, in the arguments room, he has an argument about whether it is a proper argument or just contradiction. After his allotted time is up (the 5 or 10 minute reference) John Cleese does a brilliant refusal to argue about the finishing time thing, then end of sketch.

So yeah, Monty Python. When they were bad they were bad, but when they were good they were just (sureally) brilliant.


No idea what the OP was referring to though. Just joining in ;)

[Flekkie]

Ah .. ehm, I found a copy of it, seems I paraphrased it wrong. Anyway, watch it here:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kQFKtI6gn9Y
kQFKtI6gn9Y

Don't miss the very end.