Red Mosquito

Donald wrote:

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Donald wrote:

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Donald wrote:

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Donald wrote:I'm really digging Erik - I think he's great on camera

Which one was Erik?

They were asking about how many girlfriends/wives Bhagavan Antle had - everyone had rumoured high numbers, they get to asking him and he said 'The fuck do I care!' That was the moment he became my favourite

Yeah. He was drunk/higher than fuck during those times he was appearing in court.

Haven't gotten to court. Two episodes to go - will no doubt finish it off tonight

Sorry. Didn’t realize you hadn’t finished it.

All good. I'm sure it doesn't ruin anything

It really doesn’t.

Finished this last night. I'm curious to see what happens to everyone in this saga going forward.

And yeah - those interviews with Erik at the end..... That dude was fuuuuuucked! Poor guy

Erik is cool for repping Clutch.

I expect a Clutch song about Tiger King in the near future.

Watched ep 1, finally.

Which Tiger King character will Joe relate to the most?

wease wrote:Which Tiger King character will Joe relate to the most?

Any woman or girl.

VinylGuy wrote:

wease wrote:Which Tiger King character will Joe relate to the most?

Any woman or girl.

Not so fast

hopefully not Carol Fuckin Baskin, that's for sure.

I think I found my wife's birthday present.

https://www.amazon.com/Exotic-Shirt-Tig ... uage=en_US

dad wrote:hopefully not Carol Fuckin Baskin, that's for sure.

She’s the fucking worst.

B wrote:I think I found my wife's birthday present.

https://www.amazon.com/Exotic-Shirt-Tig ... uage=en_US

Perfect

VinylGuy wrote:

wease wrote:Which Tiger King character will Joe relate to the most?

Any woman or girl.

This shit is misogynistic as fuck, though

I have a hat with a small pin on it from Elysian Brewing of the Dayglow tiger. People are going to definitely think it's a Tiger King thing now.

This was fun enough but ultimately an undercooked and overly manipulative documentary. Probably could have been a tad shorter too. Some crazy shit, though. People are so weird.

durdencommatyler wrote:This was fun enough but ultimately an undercooked and overly manipulative documentary. Probably could have been a tad shorter too.

This is my experience with pretty much every multi-episode documentary.

Monkey_Driven wrote:

durdencommatyler wrote:This was fun enough but ultimately an undercooked and overly manipulative documentary. Probably could have been a tad shorter too.

This is my experience with pretty much every multi-episode documentary.

they do tend to fizzle out. it's all about entering the craziness the first couple eps, then the stockolm syndrome sets in.

Monkey_Driven wrote:

durdencommatyler wrote:This was fun enough but ultimately an undercooked and overly manipulative documentary. Probably could have been a tad shorter too.

This is my experience with pretty much every multi-episode documentary.

I can understand that.

I know Making a Murderer, for example, had been criticized much the same way. I actually think MAM is much MUCH better. There's real humanity in that, at least. And the repetition is used as a storytelling device which makes it less annoying and more effective, I think.

And I would argue there's nothing undercooked about MAM (season one).

This was not as good as the first two episodes made it seem. Nor is it half as good as everyone else made it out to be.

yea, there were some characters, but haha southern white trash.

Lets move on.

Strat wrote:This was not as good as the first two episodes made it seem. Nor is it half as good as everyone else made it out to be.

yea, there were some characters, but haha southern white trash.

Lets move on.

Team Strat