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Philomena Cunk



Average rating: 3.87 · 7,326 ratings · 1,279 reviews · 5 distinct works • Similar authors
Cunk on Everything: The Enc...

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“Plato invented Platonic relationships. Before him, men and women couldn't just be friends. They have to have full sexual intercourse with each other.Which is, of course, what people in platonic relationships want to do anyway, whatever they tell people.”
― Philomena Cunk
tags: humor

“Wars of the Roses, The Far too hard to explain. There are just two things to remember. Firstly, it was the basis for Games Of Throne, except that the man who wrote that, Sir George RRRRRR Martin, changed the names so he wouldn’t get sued, and made it more realistic by filling it with dragons and dwarves and loads of tits. Lastly, the most violent event of the Wars of the Roses was the Battle of Bosworth, which Richard III tried to escape by burrowing under a car park. He hid there for centuries, but eventually we found him. Alas, it was too late, and he’d died of tarmac inhalation.”
― Philomena Cunk, Cunk on Everything: The Encyclopedia Philomena

“If I think therefore I am, what about other people? Do they think therefore they am? How can I tell if they're thinking therefore they am? Or am I just thinking they think therefore they am, but actually they're not real and I'm only thinking they am?”
― Philomena Cunk, Cunk on Everything: The Encyclopedia Philomena

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