When censors cannot agree, or 'you're gonna need a bigger boat'.
Spotted this earlier, and thought it might amuse:
Feel free to exercise a prejudice for or against our lot or our Hibernian chums.
Feel free to exercise a prejudice for or against our lot or our Hibernian chums.
Labels: photo fun, popular culture
Do you have any idea as to the rationale behind the divergent decisions? But it must be great to be a teenager in Newry and Dundalk...
I am at an utter loss as to why. The bonus disc is comprised of a documentary and some other odds and ends.
However, I would definitely exercise parental guidance and bar it if my two - 8 & 11 - wanted to watch the main film, as it does retain the power to shock.
It still amuses me that Boris Johnson chose the Mayor of Amity as his political hero.
Completely wrong about the shark but he had the courage to make a decision he thought was right and stick with it. Fair enough.
I wonder whom Red Ken would have selected. Perhaps the shark?
ASE - I think there is being principled and there is being pig-headed... Plus the mayor sports some horrific clothes.
Julia - Seems horribly likely, doesn't it?
Hibernian chums - never!
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