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stalhandske
07-Dec-20, 22:33
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I agree with Riaan! Some of the best food I have tasted has been in the UK. Generalisations are always bad, and I really don't know where that "principle" has come from saying that British food is bad.
It is also not worth it disputing about taste (for example about Monty Python). I was myself never really a fan of Monty Python, but I have seen examples of other British humour pieces that I really enjoyed. Variations!!
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Let me take this conversation to Presentations from Finland- some people have posted presentation from other countries there, and I'd rather keep this thread on topic. have a look at my post.
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 Itchy
Maybe I'll try to sit-through the Cockney gibberish again --- where's my drink?
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Requiescat in Pace
'I e, Iesu Domine,
dona eius requiem!'
I have to admit, that scene was awfully good. Their faces were so serious, so somber, and you don't realize at first what that whack is all about. The camera has to pull back.
"Bring out your dead!"
Not nearly as funny this year as in any year prior.
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How smart would an amoeba have to be to discover the existence of Humans? How could an amoeba know the mind of a human?
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