:huh: 
Still got the gist of it though ! :lol:Not to worry. 90% of it is relatively unintelligible, or should I say, typically British...
There are three things the British should never attempt: 1) Cooking, please leave it to the French. 2) Mechanical Engineering, please leave it to the Germans. 3) Comedy, please leave it to the Americans; or at the very least, hand it off to Canadians!Not to worry. 90% of it is relatively unintelligible, or should I say, typically British...
I'm sure that Fairlaner and RogDeb will understand it as easily as I did. Pity Youtube doesn't do subtitles because it really was funny.
Hell is British chefs, German policemen, and French engineers.There are three things the British should never attempt: 1) Cooking, please leave it to the French. 2) Mechanical Engineering, please leave it to the Germans. 3) Comedy, please leave it to the Americans; or at the very least, hand it off to Canadians!Not to worry. 90% of it is relatively unintelligible, or should I say, typically British...
MadMike, I viewed this once again; and like you, I'm missing a third of it. Sounds just like our Fairlaner, after his 7th Southern Comfort and Coke at an FJR Rally Event!
+1...There are three things the British should never attempt: 1) Cooking, please leave it to the French. 2) Mechanical Engineering, please leave it to the Germans. 3) Comedy, please leave it to the Americans; or at the very least, hand it off to Canadians!Not to worry. 90% of it is relatively unintelligible, or should I say, typically British...
But at least we know where to put commas in our sentences, and how to avoid run-on sentences.
In a way, Michael, I agree with him. The current "crop" of comedians leave much to be desired in the humor department while majoring in "foul" and "insulting". It could well be that they are simply products of their generation and thus their schooling which would be evidenced by a lowering of intelligible response or reaction in any situation.But at least we know where to put commas in our sentences, and how to avoid run-on sentences.
I agree with you Mike. Then again, Lenny Bruce and George Carlin went from offensive to mainstream eventually. One postumously unfortunately. Todays comics may do the same. I had to defend the homies in some way.In a way, Michael, I agree with him. The current "crop" of comedians leave much to be desired in the humor department while majoring in "foul" and "insulting". It could well be that they are simply products of their generation and thus their schooling which would be evidenced by a lowering of intelligible response or reaction in any situation.But at least we know where to put commas in our sentences, and how to avoid run-on sentences.
Clearly not, as I speak the Queens English, not some bastardized Colonial English.But at least we know where to put commas in our sentences, and how to avoid run-on sentences.
