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Norwegians are pretty tall.

I just learned that Charles Dickens cheated on his wife and then abandoned her after she bore him ten children. And this is the same guy who wrote "A Christmas Carol"? What a hypocritical asshole! Fuck that guy.

Shitty movie, makes sense. :D

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Originally Posted by Frownland (Post 1527885)

Too Many Zooz

Love them. That dude on the sax who randomly dances is hilarious.

^that's a christmas story. A Christmas story is he movie, a Christmas carrol is the one written by Charles dickens.

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Originally Posted by Wpnfire (Post 1528007)

^that's a christmas story. A Christmas story is he movie, a Christmas carrol is the one written by Charles dickens.

Wow.. I'm a fucking moron, haha. Sorry it's been playing 24/7 for the past 2 days wasn't even thinking about the story.

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Originally Posted by Briks (Post 1527886)

Merry Christmas from Norway

Briks?! Is that you?! HOW LONG WAS I ASLEEP LAST NIGHT?!

^what a lucky guy! :)

^^^

For being the most important guy born on Dec 25? I agree.

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Originally Posted by Briks (Post 1527886)

Merry Christmas from Norway

Watching that reminded me of this.

Charles Joughin - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

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According to his own testimony, he kept paddling and treading water for about two hours. He also admitted to hardly feeling the cold, most likely thanks to the alcohol he had imbibed. (Large quantities of alcohol generally increase the risk of hypothermia - but there is also evidence to suggest that a certain level of alcohol can slow down heat loss and prolong survival in cold conditions.) When daylight broke, he spotted the upturned Collapsible B, with Second Officer Charles Lightoller and around twenty-five men standing on the side of the boat. Joughin slowly swam towards it, but there was no room for him. A man, however, cook Isaac Maynard, recognised him and held his hand as the Chief Baker held onto the side of the boat, with his feet and legs still in the water. Another lifeboat then appeared and Joughin swam to it and was taken in, where he stayed until he boarded the RMS Carpathia that had come to their rescue. He was rescued from the sea with only swollen feet.