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I've never tried it but I suspect it's a no.
Banter RDT CLXXXIII - Trucko’s Jatz Crackers
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It tastes okay, it's the oily residue texture that's a bit gross.
And let's just say it has a tendency to "expedite some processes".
Miguel Sanchez
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Do you have any trouble finding someone to provide the kick? Do you need volunteers?
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How's sleeping in your race car bed going?
Ochre
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After that last season of the Traitors AU, I will never complain about Weredocker again. What a cluster**** in every regard.
Mr Eagle
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I've heard only bad things about the AU version. Apparently the UK version is ok? Anyone tried it out?
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Like home loan applications?
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Less loans and more deposits.
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I watched both AU seasons and the UK one. UK one is a genuinely great season of reality TV, highly recommend, both AU seasons are so bloated, the first one is just boring and not worth it, and the second one is a mess in a very frustrating but occasionally entertaining way. Its less bloated if you 2x and/or skip the challenges at least.
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How does it compare to The Mole. Premise seems similar
A lot better since you moved out
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If you had paid the electricity bill I wouldn't have to spoon you for warmth.
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I haven't watched a season of the mole in years tbh so it's hard to compare.
The Mole's more about the challenges I guses, whereas in the Traitors the Challenges are just there to fill airtime and have almost no impact on the actual game.
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Alternatively you could watch scripted television performed by professional actors.
Mr Eagle
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The Mole was awesomesauce.
Miguel Sanchez
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Is the writers’ strike starting to impact on that at all? I watch very little new TV, I tend to just watch the same seasons of the same shows (mostly sitcoms) over and over again, so I haven’t really noticed what effect it’s having, but the new season of mainstream tv would be supposed to be starting soon wouldn’t it?
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It's delaying the next season more than this one. Shows like SNL, talk shows, etc (anything with a weekly turnaround) are being hit now though.
It was the last writers' strike that birthed the reality TV basilisk though so be prepared for more crap.
Alternatively this is a great chance to catch up on the great shows you've missed.
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Yep, more new reality TV shows are coming out and the existing popular ones are expanding, next seasons of Survivor and Amazing Race are going to 90 min eps for the first time.
Miguel Sanchez
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That’s the worst misspelling of ballsack I’ve ever seen.
Trying new UK and Aus shows is another option. I caught the first couple of eps of “The Lovers” last night, it’s actually a lot more interesting than the promos make it look.
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I feel like the last writer's strike effect on reality TV is overblown. The big shows were already up and running by then, and all the new ones died off
Our dog is getting pretty old these days and she's too lazy to do a proper wee outside of a night time so she will sporadically wake up early in the morning and wee on the floor.
I've had to start telling her to do her wee outside and then physically go and wee out there myself afterwards in a different spot so she then does a second wee on my wee. That empties her bladder enough to avoid the floor getting peed on while we're asleep. It's a whole thing.
My old pooch did this to my place. Lost some fences in a storm and he was a bit of a Houdini to begin with, always sneaking out or jumping fences. The neighbours were dropkicks and the fence replacement dragged on. One day I had to leave him inside because he would run away otherwise and the poor bugger spent the entire day trying to get outside to do his business. Front door knob was destroyed by his teeth, curtains ripped off the walls. Tiny bits of poo around the house where he was trying not to do his business inside.
Broke my heart. He ran away days later because I didn't want to leave him locked up inside. A lovely family on the next street grabbed him from the park and took him home. I gave him away to them that evening because I didn't have anywhere to house him until the fences were repaired.
Still miss that big doofus.
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Probably not everyones cup of tea, but I have been enjoying the podcast the late night hosts have been doing since the strike.
Jimmy Kimmel, Jimmy Fallon, Seth Myers, John Oliver and Stephen Colbert.
Jimmy Kimmel, Jimmy Fallon, Seth Myers, John Oliver and Stephen Colbert.
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You guys heard it, Dan's having a pee party and we're all invited.
Combine my replies and it's basically a Hawks guernsey
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