It’s Comedy Gold 5

May 22, 2026 5:38 PM

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#19 the truth!

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#9 gold!

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#9 I thought it was "bitchy but harmless".

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#1 I miss Galavant. It was such a terrific show. Truly a shame it only got two seasons.

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#11 I'm not great but I get this

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#11 People who have really read the books will know that part of the Shire - the Bucklanders - were known to wear boots at times, however.

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It wasn’t until you said that, that I recalled that you were correct, lol, I guess it has been a while, I should reread them all :-)

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:D Always a good plan! I haven't read in a while, I'm definitely due for another go around.

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#41 I have a chocolate bar that is not for kids. It's illegal in several states, though, not something they'd be letting you have in the military (though maybe that changed? Unsure.)

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#26

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You win the internet today!

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Chockity!

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#9 well that just about killed me laughing

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#1 is from Galavant, a woefully unappreciated show that deserved way more seasons than the two it got.

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#45 How do we know the the brain is ignoring the second 'the'; how do we know it isn't ignoring the first?

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Because your brain does this stuff all the time, it edits your perception to an insane degree. like the fact that your nose is always in your field of vision, but you can't see it unless you actually try. Otherwise, it gets filtered out. Or how I forget that I'm wearing glasses because my brain filters out the frame.

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I think you misunderstood op's comment, they were making a joke about which of the 2 the's you brain skipped

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I know for a fact that mine ignored the first, because it took me staring at the sentence to see the first one haze into view like a desert mirage, lol

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Did it do it again when you read my above comment?

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Yes, lol, goddamnit

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#46 becoming progressively more Scottish while trying to read these out loud

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#11 pretty sure everyone understands this. And "everyone" includes a lot of not great people

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Probably, lol, though there’s always someone in the lucky 10,000 :-p

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#19 I DID edit a message today and it truly DID feel morally wrong. (Yes, I’m a millennial)

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#47 You wash your hair in the toilet?

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Depending on the size of the bathroom, the shampoo bottle might be within reach, if not there was always soap, or lotion, maybe some cleanser under the sink, whatever it took to stave off the ennui of a long poo

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Back in ye olde days, people kept little baskets near the toilet for old magazines and some books with short reads - inspirational bits, prayers, jokes, etc. - for just such occasions. I sort of thought that was the entire reason for the existence of Reader's Digest

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And the farmer’s almanac was toilet paper - I kept a book in the cabinet, but sometimes you’d take the book out of the bathroom cuz it was a good part, or, it was the kids’ bathroom and you got nothing

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Oooh, humble brag here about having a "kids' bathroom"! Must be nice /s

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lol, I don’t have one, but my parents did :-p

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#5 Good one @graehall

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Agreed, lol, I literally shouted in laughter :-D

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<3

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#16 At first I thought this was a cassowary, and I was immediately impressed and terrified by whomever had big enough balls to put fake bunny ears on a cassowary. It turns out it's just an emu.

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Would it be funnier or scarier to be chased by a cassowary in bunny ears? ?2

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#3 Joke's on him, he'll wish for sub-standard once he's met Eowyn.

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#14 I got a blank one. When I showed it to my wife she said simply, "When one cannot see the future, all one can do is the next right thing." (I won the wife lottery)

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Mine had an advertisement on it. :S

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My jaw would’ve dropped, before doing the Fry squint, unsure if they were a robot or a second coming of some kind of deity, that’s some wise shit, lol

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It was a quote from Frozen 2. Beautifully timed. Kind of like when we were finishing Golden Child and our (then) 5yr old walked in and asked why the little boy was touching the girl's toe. My wife IMMEDIATELY replied, "Because she's been mostly dead all day." I fell off the couch we were laying on.

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Ahh, a fellow collector of quotes! I swear that my brain is half quotes, lol

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I also watched Frozen 2.

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My last fortune cookie was empty. EMPTY!!!

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It wasn't empty. It was filled with love. Just no paper.

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"...in bed."

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Is your wife a Buddha?

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#30 and yet as Socrates said: the more I know, the more I realize I do not know

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I operate more on the Cartesian Universal Doubt lol

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#1 Is that Timothy Omundson? If so, what is this from?

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Yep! It’s from Galavant, a small two season show that was fantastic! Fantasy/musical/comedy, sadly no third season, but you should go check it out!

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Thanks so much! I'm a big fan of his from his Psych days.

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He was brilliant in Psych, his character is muuuuch different than Lassie though, lol, still brilliant (possibly the best actor in Galavant, unless you count Vinnie Jones playing… Vinnie Jones, lol)

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I mean, I do love Vinnie Jones, so I certainly won't let that stop me. Is this character anything like Timothy's performance of Cain in Supernatural?

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Unfortunately, Supernatural is still on the todo list - TO is a silly, but sad goofball in Galavant, with a touch of Lassiter’s iron authoritarianism

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#7 my friend doesnt get it and i cant explain it to them because i dont get it either

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Fem: spinny dress/skirt, masc: pockets

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Ooooooooooooh. I got the spinny part but the pockets escaped me. Ty!

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#27 I’m no expert but I seem to recall that in America, student loans are the only debt that can be pursued after death by going after relatives to pay it back. Am I wrong?

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I don’t know either, but I wouldnt be surprised. You could come up with the most unhinged capitalist dystopian nightmare scenario and I’d believe that of us (I’d check and make sure that you weren’t lying, but I’d believe it first)

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You have to supply proof of death, but they are discharged: https://studentaid.gov/manage-loans/forgiveness-cancellation/death

You might be thinking of private student loans, which are not required to discharge after death (though most do) and can press a claim against the borrower's estate if they are not.

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#17 got this. Its oublie and its French for forget. Forgetting is very scary

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Oh yeah, I remember knowing that at some point. On the other hand though, oobly is fun to say

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#10 It's always funny that this is everyones' image of Steve Austin, but us 80's kids had it different. So maybe this is when you do use lol.

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Depends on how you classify 80s kids, lol, I was born mid 80s, but also never watched wrestling, I only ever saw commercials (which annoyed me because I’d be watching Star Trek, and then my tv would start screaming at me)

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#45

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The first one, the “the” one, took me literally 4 reads to see lol

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not the weirdest thing your brain does to you constantly. 80+% of what you see is generated by your brain based on what it thinks should be there.

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#37 fucking OOF. but i buy warhammer models recently, and also video games. I do not use them sufficeiently enough to justify these purchases. That's my hobby.

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I walked by a warhammer store in London once, thought to myself “the contents of that store are worth more than all the Crown Jewels”, lol

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#19 You can edit messages?

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Not sms, I think, but iMessages, reddit posts, I think you can edit Imgur posts you make, add or modify, but I haven’t tried, just inferring from other posters

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#19 agreed

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Editing is just gaslighting. "No, it was definitely 'the' and not 'teh'."

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Wait what? Like in texts?

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Anywhere. If i make a typo in a comment i dont delete the comment i just add an asterisk and the correct spelling write below the comment

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*right

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Gallivant is such an underrated show

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I loved Galavant. It was part of my renewed interest in musicals

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Seriously. I don't know what TV exec ripped a line and decided to cancel it but he was out of his fucking mind.

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"Sir, one of our shows. It's... good. It's a good show, sir."
"WHAT!? N--OOOT ON MY WATCH!" *snoooooooooooooooort*
"S.. sir?"
"KILL IT."
"Of course, sir."

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I even wrote in to cbs(?) to try and convince them of greenlighting the third season, back then, but alas

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ABC.

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Thanks :-) - I’ve slept once or twice since then, lol :-p

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I can understand it. Hard to keep track when it's not obvious stuff like "Law & Order is NBC" and "NCIS & Blue Bloods are CBS".

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They said they would do a third season after the Netflix success but the cast has moved on :(

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And Timothy Omundson had his stroke, I know he’s recovered, but I don’t know how much

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That stroke broke my heart. Watching his recovery in the second and third Psych movies is so emotional. Especially as someone with MS who is staring down the barrel of severe disability myself.

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