I grew up in Cumbernauld (North Carbrain - the old maisonettes which got torn down for being death traps), then moved to Glasgow, then to Dunfermline.StANDY1338 said:Cumbernauld... Town center... I think I win.
Neither laughed nor cried. Although it reminded me of 2 things. A crappy American TV show (like one tree hill or whatever it's called... don't watch stuff like that) and why I never, EVER want to move to the states. EVER.tredecim said:At the moment, my hometown is in Dunfermline, Fife (which is part of Scotland).
A few months ago, they came up with this:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DJiGxDnJaN8
If you can watch that video without either laughing or seriously cringing, you're a better person than I am.
So, after that, I throw down the gauntlet. Anyone else have a home town (or state) with something even comparable to the above in terms of sheer embarassingly cringeworthy awfulness?
(I hope this thread pulls out some cracking laughs)
worst thing I was ever handed was from one of those anti gay marriage shit heads during the constitutional "lets gang up on a minority" thing a few years agoScout Tactical said:Really? I find that the massive amount of drunks, hippies, socialists, scientologists, and homeless people are more frustrating. You know the saying is "keep Austin weird", right?Worgen said:Austin tx and the most embarrassing thing about it is that its in tx, not to mention its the capital so we get assholes from all over coming down to be stupid, Im looking at you, tea party idiots
I can't walk down Guadalupe Street without being handed a copy of The Socialist Worker on my way to the book store, and since the new freshmen are here, the Scientologists are recruiting in the streets. I doubt even you are very fond of walking the alleyways after dark here.
The Tea Party doesn't harass you on your way to class, at least.