dirty joke

Verlie 2022-03-23 09:01:56

I heard that London and Shanghai are very similar. The iconic Thames River and Huangpu River have the same bend in the same location, there is an iconic big clock in the same location, oh, and that weird weather...

Shanghai has always been blacked by the people of the country, I remember the old Dad went to see relatives in Jiangsu, and the other party asked nakedly at the dinner table, "Do you Shanghai men like that kind of fake collars?

" Like the endless mountains of Beijing classmates, like Gaz's "not too bad" on the roof of the car,

"Two Smoking Guns" is very good and very embarrassing, "The Hangover" is very good and funny, but how can it be? It doesn't match my feeling; the only thing that tugs at the heart is the British comedy that hides the madness and strength under the cold face;

watching the QQ news that pops up every day, life is almost an absurd dirty joke.

Fortunately, we still have that thin false collar and that fragile dignity. When it is difficult to hold the throat of fate, at least I can dominate my outfit, whether to take off or stay...

Take off, not for style and betrayal; keep, not for hypocrisy and self-anaesthesia;

400 audience not only It was the women, and the trumpeter's band, and the other men, maybe in the mood for a joke, but there must have been something that shook them and me when they got naked.

British black humor seems to be dominated by small characters. Although they try their best to ridicule and laugh at themselves, they always describe stories within a radius of one mile, typical of localism, but what's wrong with this? The little guys don't have much, so they do their best, with open arms and like a hysterical hen to protect each chick, and their temperament is this way, making those empty dogmas even more sb.

Ordinary is small but great, life is playful but solemn.






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The Full Monty quotes

  • Gerald: [Gerald is seated at a computer at Job Club accessing data while Gaz and the others are talking and playing cards and not filling out requested forms] Button it, you lot. Some of us are trying to get a job. Ey! And it says "No Smoking" in here!

    Gary 'Gaz' Schofield: Aye, and it says "Job Club" up there. When was the last time you saw one of them fuckin' walk in? You forget, Gerald, you're not our foreman anymore. You're just like the rest of us: scrap.

    Gerald: Shut it! Right?

  • Dave: [to Gaz] Don't you EVER call me a fat bastard again!