I need almost 4000 more points.

Since I'm getting as bad as you Cuz, I'll have to say congratulations.

Thanks Cuz

Thanks everyone, and especially you, Moshii for being my cheerleader and helping me achieve it! I don't like begging for points, but this close to my goal on the day I wanted to achieve it. I can't thank everyone enough!

it's either get some people to go through your stuff, or spend all night/day commenting on things to get those points. can't just leave it that close to a milestone lol

I don't know how you knew I was a Red Dwarf fan, so that pic is super special. Of course, I did a quick upvote run on some of your memes and had to leave a comment on the bad luck Brian one from 2 weeks ago. That actually happened to me over New Years weekend when I hit 100K and had my first front page meme and was one of the top 10 posters for the week.

i'm a sucker for good, british comedy :) and that had to be one of my fave bits from the show, for so many reasons lol

First Brit-Com I saw was Doctor In The House. 1970, IIRC. Just started high school. Discovered MPFC a couple years later and have had the last 23 years highly influenced by it. My younger brother was also a Python fan.

My son got me interested in Red Dwarf. Someone asked me how to describe that show. I thought for a moment and said, "If Star Trek and Monty Python's Flying Circus ever had a bastard child, it would be Red Dwarf".

haha awesome. not sure where i started, introducing me to tv shows was one of the only good things my stepfather did

Up until PBS really got rolling, we didn't have a lot of British programing here in the States. Mostly whatever Sir Lew Grade could sell here. PBS introduced me to Benny Hill, Doctor Who, Dave Allen, and a host of other shows.

lived in england for a few years, got me a fair bit of exposure. then back here in aus, every thursday was british comedy night on one channel. and now being an adult with the internet, there is so much lol. black books, blackadder, jeeves and wooster, porridge, are you being served, just so many :D

I don't watch much TV these days. Had gotten out of the habit years back because I worked nights and hated what was on in the daytime. I do watch a bit of DVDs. Just got a box set of season one Ranma 1/2. Japanese anime has been real popular here for the last 3 decades. The grandkids go from tolerate British comedy to outright living it. I have MPFC on VHS and Hitchhikers Guide To The Galaxy on DVD. I HAD several seasons of Red Dwarf, but my daughter's ex boyfriend pawned them for booze money.

I'm building up my library. I know, I can watch most kn the internet for free. And I will when I get it hooked up here. Meanwhile, I watch what I feel like on the computer.

I have one granddaughter that loves coming over to watch the videos I have. She also brings some of her own to watch. She goes ape over the British comedies. I introduced her to red Dwarf and she loves it.

haha awesome. a hard copy of things is always good. my parents were a bit blown back by us not having a tv set up at all. we just don't use it. it does make it a bit harder to find "new" content to watch, but since having our baby and moving house/changing pc layout, we haven't really watched anything together

yea but who made it???????