LMAO

[shintoooo]

 

[HTTP404]

I need one of those.

 

[Gelcoater]

It must be going around.
Second time today this has been presented to me.
Not a Vintoooo as it wasn’t here, but that’s a rerun
Saw it several years ago, about the time Community Harbour was a thing

 

[Racey]

One of the best shows ever, their adlibing was unreal.

 

[Racey]

 

[Meaney77]

"Right in the fucking slot, just above the click"!!!

 

[Morehart]

I love how Julian always has a drink in his hand. Seriously had to have a drink in every scene. He never puts it down

 

[jetboatperformance]

Pretty sad actually , I drink more beer than most but theres a time and a place

 

[Captain Dan]

I love how Julian always has a drink in his hand. Seriously had to have a drink in every scene. He never puts it down

Even when he's in court, or jail.

 

[Racey]

I love how Julian always has a drink in his hand. Seriously had to have a drink in every scene. He never puts it down

The ice clinking sound dubbed in too

 

[shintoooo]

Pretty sad actually , I drink more beer than most but theres a time and a place

I agree but at least this guy knows he’s got a problem and is being “reponsible” about it.

 

[rivrrts429]

I sent that to my friends group chat a month or so ago. It never gets old lol

 

[floatn turd]

 

[floatn turd]

"A dirty sassy liquor!"

 

[Mr. C]

Pretty sad actually , I drink more beer than most but theres a time and a place

I think you’re over thinking the comedy side of it. But to each their own.

 

[Racey]

I think you’re over thinking the comedy side of it. But to each their own.

"Wait, this isn't an actual documentary?"

 

[was thatguy]

Pretty sad actually , I drink more beer than most but theres a time and a place

Would you say that the fictional character Jim Lahey is more pathetic, or less pathetic, than a 65 yo geriatric sexual predator (who’s associates are self described sex addicts) high on liquor, bud and cocaine who moved to Mexico for the sole purpose of plying his trade on the young and vulnerable with less impediment than he faced in Phoenix and then SoCal, while simultaneously removing himself from possible litigation stateside?
I ask because I find it difficult to reconcile your position of negatively judging the fictional alcoholic, while historically praising and supporting the real life geriatric predator?
Just seems like an inconsistent application?

 

[was thatguy]

 

[Lunatic Fringe]

"Wait, this isn't an actual documentary?"

Have you ever lived in a trailer park?

They obviously classed things up for TV.

 

[Racey]

Would you say that the fictional character Jim Lahey is more pathetic, or less pathetic, than a 65 yo geriatric sexual predator (who’s associates are self described sex addicts) high on liquor, bud and cocaine who moved to Mexico for the sole purpose of plying his trade on the young and vulnerable with less impediment than he faced in Phoenix and then SoCal, while simultaneously removing himself from possible litigation stateside?
I ask because I find it difficult to reconcile your position of negatively judging the fictional alcoholic, while historically praising and supporting the real life geriatric predator?
Just seems like an inconsistent application?

Is this a call out?

 

[jetboatperformance]

Would you say that the fictional character Jim Lahey is more pathetic, or less pathetic, than a 65 yo geriatric sexual predator (who’s associates are self described sex addicts) high on liquor, bud and cocaine who moved to Mexico for the sole purpose of plying his trade on the young and vulnerable with less impediment than he faced in Phoenix and then SoCal, while simultaneously removing himself from possible litigation stateside?
I ask because I find it difficult to reconcile your position of negatively judging the fictional alcoholic, while historically praising and supporting the real life geriatric predator?
Just seems like an inconsistent application?

Well, I think that about sums it up lol

 

[was thatguy]

Is this a call out?

Nope, Tom dialed my boat in top notch!
Just curious how one gets a pass but one gets judged?

 

[shintoooo]

Would you say that the fictional character Jim Lahey is more pathetic, or less pathetic, than a 65 yo geriatric sexual predator (who’s associates are self described sex addicts) high on liquor, bud and cocaine who moved to Mexico for the sole purpose of plying his trade on the young and vulnerable with less impediment than he faced in Phoenix and then SoCal, while simultaneously removing himself from possible litigation stateside?
I ask because I find it difficult to reconcile your position of negatively judging the fictional alcoholic, while historically praising and supporting the real life geriatric predator?
Just seems like an inconsistent application?

 

[was thatguy]

I like the buzz and always have I also like the limit that I feel comfortable with whether it’s being sociable or otherwise and that certain feeling in glow you get May and change from one person to the next I still have a hard time with people that are being stupid or silly or sloppy or making fools of themselves. There’s a very fine line. I think when you like to drink and like alcohol, where you have to learn what that is, maybe I was taking that video too seriously but that’s my opinion

That’s Laheys moderated responsible recovery phase.
Basically that’s him sober.

 

[Mr. C]

Have you ever lived in a trailer park?

They obviously classed things up for TV.

Never have. But pick up a lot Uber riders and none look like what the news is showing.

 

[was thatguy]

The funny part is that in real life the late John Dunsworth rarely ever drank alcohol, and was never an alcoholic.
His real life daughter, Sarah, played the character Sarah (the red haired girl) on the show.