Pizza problems

[Highlander]

... Don't ask her to pronounce Brexit.

Reddy-Brexit... sort of a ghastly cereal... or is that a serial...?

[Dave W]

Jen returns.

[uwe]

I have a hunch that this just very good acting, not the natural beauty of her being a moron. The overt chewing gum and the trash fake nails can't hide the fact that she is very much in control of her voice, facial expressions and body language. She really isn't the real thing, she carefully tries to look and act the part. But actually she looks more like she was Kristin Scott Thomas' daughter. And went to a boarding school with straight As in all science-related subjects.

She'd probably be a brilliant stand-up comedienne, Saturday Night Live needs some fresh British blood now!

[Dave W]

If she were the real thing, she'd never let her boyfriend post these videos. They are very well done and entertaining.

[uwe]

I think she's a talent with her mock dead-seriousness. Dumb people often are.

[Dave W]

As a result of posting this latest video of Jen, which I watched exactly once, when I went to my YouTube home page last night there were eight different Pokemon related channels recommended for me, plus several more individual videos. WTF? I don't play any video games, don't even know what Pokemon is about except for what I hear from news stories, and don't want to know any more.

I sure wish you could turn off YT recommendations and suggestions completely.

[uwe]

Don't say it, Dave, P - O - K - E - C - R - A - P ... I know all about it. My wife amd my stepdaughter are already afflicted




and consequently stark raving mad about it. I am seriously considering the abolition of cell phones around the house, wimmin' shouldn't have them by rights anyway. They only do silly things with them or phone too long, clogging up the networks.

We are living in a world where madness has become the norm.

I didn't even like that screen ping pong left/right bing-bing or pacman as it came up in the late 70ies - nothing I have seen since then has enticed me to change my mind. Watching Avatar (the movie) once was as computer gamish as I got.

I am proud that my two kids in their early 20ies are totally ignorant of computer games (they could have played all they wanted at home, but they just never saw their parents do it), Leon had a few months of Grand Theft in his early teenage years, but recovered soon enough. These days he doesn't even own a computer. And never answers his cell.