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Jamaal510

(10,893 posts) Sun Dec 9, 2012, 12:36 AM Dec 2012

Argument Clinic

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Argument Clinic (Original Post) Jamaal510 Dec 2012 OP

Waaah! nt longship Dec 2012 #1

Why is it that the 70's produced some of the greatest things... Left Coast2020 Dec 2012 #2

because during the 70s we still had Stardust from the 60s in our auras. ~nt 99th_Monkey Dec 2012 #5

LMAO, I have always loved "The Argument Clinic". DrewFlorida Dec 2012 #3

Same here. LeftOfSelf-Centered Dec 2012 #4

Add "Dead Parrot" to that list. mac56 Dec 2012 #8

The Killer Joke nearly sent me into convulsions the first time I saw it, Beowulf Dec 2012 #6

Watching. Again. For at least the hundreth time.... geckosfeet Dec 2012 #7

longship

(40,416 posts)

1. Waaah! nt

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Sun Dec 9, 2012, 01:24 AM

Dec 2012

Left Coast2020

(2,397 posts)

2. Why is it that the 70's produced some of the greatest things...

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Sun Dec 9, 2012, 02:06 AM

Dec 2012

...than today? The 70's gave us Monty Python, great super groups like ELP and Led Zeppelin, and iconic movies like Star Wars.

Today, we have crap.

99th_Monkey

(19,326 posts)

5. because during the 70s we still had Stardust from the 60s in our auras. ~nt

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Sun Dec 9, 2012, 07:15 AM

Dec 2012

DrewFlorida

(1,096 posts)

3. LMAO, I have always loved "The Argument Clinic".

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Sun Dec 9, 2012, 02:55 AM

Dec 2012

No matter how many times I watch it I always laugh. Probably because it reminds me of many people I have known, who argue in circles seemingly for the sake of arguing. "The Cheese Shop" is another great one.

LeftOfSelf-Centered

(776 posts)

4. Same here.

Reply to DrewFlorida (Reply #3)

Sun Dec 9, 2012, 06:39 AM

Dec 2012

This one and the "Cheese Shop" are two of my absolute favourite Monty Python sketches (add to that the one with the newly-weds wanting to buy a mattress and the silly job interview).

I was surprised to find out that John Cleese, after writing the "Cheese Shop" sketch, didn't like it much and wasn't planning on actually filming it. He changed his mind when, during the group reading, Michael Palin laughed so hard that he fell off his chair.