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Chapters 13-16
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hahahaha well let me know what you think of his God Algorithm Nattington.....it's brilliant
I love his God algorithm! It seems to be working so far. I also love how God talks to him in English rather than Swedish.Insp. Barbarotti seems to be an interesting character.
hahaha yes he's got a very particular personality
I think Nesser delights in them! How awkard and uncomfortable they can be for families that aren't particularly close. The whole "we should be happy because we're celebrating" thing. He makes a great game of it.
William wrote: "It's not that uncommon for people to question their faith after "the midlife crisis." Barbarotti at least put God on a PIP and provided straightforward metrics before firing him. One thing we all..."
Yes, well judging by this piece of work - I'd have to agree with that William!
Nat wrote: "I think Nesser delights in them! How awkard and uncomfortable they can be for families that aren't particularly close. The whole "we should be happy because we're celebrating" thing. He makes a gre..."This aspect was certainly one of the highlights of this work Nattington, brilliant!
He's a master of subtlety.Must be an Alan Partridge fan ☺
Oh my! That's gold 🤗Alan at his sparkling, witty best. Up there with Basil Fawlty's "Don't mention the war." Filter switched firmly to "off" 🤗 Or as my friend Tina says "Read the room."
Nat wrote: "He's a master of subtlety.Must be an Alan Partridge fan ☺"
Who isn't?? I'm re-reading/listening to Alan Partridge, we need to talk about Alan - it's even better the 2nd time!
William wrote: "(Irish waitress brings Alan his food)Alan: "This looks disgusting. How many people were killed in the Irish famine?"
Irish guy: "Two million."
Alan: "If it's just the potatoes that were affecte..."
My word you've hit a rich vein of funny videos William - now this sketch is a classic There's more to Ireland dan dis - priceless, Alan is absolutely clueless haha.
10/10
Nat wrote: "Oh my! That's gold 🤗Alan at his sparkling, witty best. Up there with Basil Fawlty's "Don't mention the war." Filter switched firmly to "off" 🤗 Or as my friend Tina says "Read the room.""Absolutely Nattington, I wonder if Alan has ever read a room??
Inspector Barbarotti and his God deal 😂 This is going to be fun.
Chapter 16.