So, who wants to win 1 million Euro?

[Echnaton]

and it's still funny when it does

?  Perhaps it isn't as funny over the American Interntet.

[raven]

Canadian Internet also seems to lose something in transportation. Which is surprising as everyone knows Canadian electrons are very funny.
Or was that something else . . .?

[Mag40]

Anyone fancy a million Euros?

(This will only make sense to anyone who has seen The Fast Show, but trust me it's funny. )

One minute long and just hilarious.

Try this one above, if it doesn't make you laugh out loud, "I'll get me coat".

[Echnaton]

Which is surprising as everyone knows Canadian electrons are very funny.

Particularly the ones that take on a red-green shade!

[Zakalwe]

and it's still funny when it does

?  Perhaps it isn't as funny over the American Interntet.

...best not get into the whole UK v USA humour thing....after all, we know what a shambles you lot made of The Office...

 

[dwight]

Even worse what happened with Kath & Kim!!!!

[Echnaton]

My favorite shows are both from BBC, Doctor who and Top Gear.  Talk about shambles, have you ever seen the American Top Gear. 

There is just something in a lot of British physical humor that doesn't work for me.  I've always preferred the Argument Clinic to the Ministry of Silly Walks.

Over either of those I'd prefer to win a million euro from a challenge on the Internet.  Steven Hawking just won $3.0 million for discovering black hole radiation, or something like that.  Why can't we get a few bills for debunking Heiwa? 

[Glom]

What did I miss over the weekend?  Oh that.

Don't worry, I've sorted it. Heiwa will read my reply and immediately see the light. :^p

[Mag40]

Judging by his latest response on CQ, I suspect a mod hammer coming down sometime soon. That is always the case with a CTer....when you nail them down....they have nothing but evasion or re-assertion.

[Glom]

He gave a facetious non-answer to one question, attempting to moderate the thread in another post and acted tried his simplification guff again almost in the post after I pointed out the fallacy of such a thing.

[Andromeda]

This is better than a soap opera.

[nomuse]

That thread at BA///UT////CQ///whatever they call it now just got me the Stundie for the week:

Sorry, the equation does not consider rocket fuel consumption,

-- Heiwa

This being the, you know, Tsichovsky Equation.

[Peter B]

This is better than a soap opera.

Talk about damned by faint praise.

I just read the CQ thread, now just onto its 5th page. It's as though it has an energy all its own...

[dwight]

I wonder how long until the hanger-arounder-of-sea-merchant-scum realises he's able to post here again?

[nomuse]

My favorite shows are both from BBC, Doctor who and Top Gear.  Talk about shambles, have you ever seen the American Top Gear. 

There is just something in a lot of British physical humor that doesn't work for me.  I've always preferred the Argument Clinic to the Ministry of Silly Walks.

Over either of those I'd prefer to win a million euro from a challenge on the Internet.  Steven Hawking just won $3.0 million for discovering black hole radiation, or something like that.  Why can't we get a few bills for debunking Heiwa?

And now you've given me the terrifying image of an American version of Doctor Who.

The Movie was bad enough (well, actually, wasn't so bad, and Paul McGann made an even better Doctor in his later work with Big Finish.  But a series?  I shudder.)