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[pibbs]

It wasn't a party. It was film set. While they were filming.

They were all drinking, hanging out in a glorified garage, having what for all intents and purposes is a Halloween party.
Don't try so hard making it sound like it was a professional film set and that they were doing any actual work.

And you stop trying to back pedal.

[Kugelfisch]

And you stop trying to back pedal.

I'm not. AIDSmoby is absolutely pulling a Jim Norton. He got drunk at a party with friends and now thinks he's an alcoholic. You seem to think that as well, which I find a bit puzzling.

[Ghost Dog]

And you stop trying to back pedal.

I'm not. AIDSmoby is absolutely pulling a Jim Norton. He got drunk at a party with friends and now thinks he's an alcoholic. You seem to think that as well, which I find a bit puzzling.

Pibbs is right. They were there to do work, not having a party. It's not a serious job so it's fine for them to have a bit of alcohol, but not get so hammered they had to film again several days later for the episode. It's funny but it doesn't look good for them considering they get praised for being better and more professional than a lot of the other Youtube movie reviewers.

[Kugelfisch]

Who in their right mind would call them professional? Most of their videos are sitting around, drinking and talking about movies.
The premises of that particular video was focused around making some booze abomination and getting hammered. Very professional!

What is this argument about in your minds? To me it was about AIDSmoby being a ridiculous idiot going to AA meetings over getting drunk with friends once.

[pibbs]

I don't want to argue. I get your point. No matter our opinion of it it's still their career and job.

[Kugelfisch]

Fair enough. I wonder how much they pay the tertiary people anyway.

[pibbs]

Huh.

Not as prestigious as a Mashable award. but hey, take what you can.

[VoiceOfReasonPast]

They're too white, cis and (probably) het to win anything.

[rabidtictac]

They ran out of relevancy. 6.8k likes is way below what they would have gotten in their heyday.

[Musical Space Cowboy]

They ran out of relevancy. 6.8k likes is way below what they would have gotten in their heyday.

Makes sense why. RLM are boring. Even this forum hadn't talked about them in months.