Literal Paul 12:34 Fri Feb 5
people who live in glass houses shouldnt throw stones
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I think it would be more accurate if this was changed to;
'people who live in glass houses shouldn't throw stones within 50 yards of said house for fear of breaking a window'
to forbid someone from throwing a stone completely because they like in a house made of glass seems like an excessive restriction of freedom which we should not tolerate.
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stewie griffin
12:46 Fri Feb 5
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*blinks*
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Council Scum
12:51 Fri Feb 5
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Rubbish. I could stand 1 yard away from a glass house and never break a window, you just throw the other way.
What would be accurate is you shouldn't throw stones from inside the home.
If you want to come up with this bollcks, make it funny, but as a minimum accurate.
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Sven Roeder
12:51 Fri Feb 5
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The implication of the original saying is that you are living inside the 'house'
The house is more about your mindset than an actual dwelling.
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Literal Paul
12:53 Fri Feb 5
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I think the house is more about a house made of glass than a mindset, you idiot.
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Sven Roeder
12:57 Fri Feb 5
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I would expect no less
Your 'comedy character' would be pretty pointless if not
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mashed in maryland
1:03 Fri Feb 5
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Council Scum 12:51 Fri Feb 5
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les marteaux
1:06 Fri Feb 5
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It's obviously an analogy about bum sex.
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SurfaceAgentX2Zero
1:11 Fri Feb 5
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It should be changed to 'people in glass houses shouldn't throw stones unless they are immigrants and unfamiliar with our culture in which case it is for the owner of the house with the broken window to celebrate the effects of this new diversity'.
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Literal Paul
1:13 Fri Feb 5
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I think you might be taking things out of context a bit
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Brussels Sprout
1:15 Fri Feb 5
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Quiet day at the office, Davies, err... I mean Paul?
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Lily Hammer
1:22 Fri Feb 5
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Paul
What do you make of "It's an ill wind that blows no good?"
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Literal Paul
1:25 Fri Feb 5
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i wont lie that's confused me somewhat.
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NDT
2:38 Fri Feb 5
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My ex must have been an "ill wind"
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Ricky Bobby
2:40 Fri Feb 5
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Literal Paul 12:34 Fri Feb 5
VIZ all over it...
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White Pony
2:44 Fri Feb 5
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That wouldn't even make it into Viz.
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ooooh Morley Morley
2:46 Fri Feb 5
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This went down well...
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gph
3:03 Fri Feb 5
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People who live in houses with breakable fittings or fixtures shouldn't do things which might break these fittings or fixtures.
Unless they want to break them.
Or don't care.
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chad sexington
3:04 Fri Feb 5
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Who's this shit comedy character then
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ooooh Morley Morley
3:05 Fri Feb 5
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Its some cunt jumping a shark on water skis.
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On The Ball
3:23 Fri Feb 5
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You could throw them all you like if a window was open.
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