Ha! Love it.

Putting this here instead of Brit TV because it made me laugh so much :p

The new series of QI launched this week. Can't believe we're up to J already!


Mildly nsfw



Victoria Coren is wonderful. I love her.

First time I've heard Jimmy Carr's laugh.

That's an incredibly moronic laugh.

:lol2:

in the vein of Garfunkel and oates......

I know I've seen this clip on here before



I am about to meet this guy. would you look at this.

I think this one also has been posted before, but I love it. the "states" link in another thread made me think of this video. I love this one.

Smarty Pants Dance! Smarty Pants Dance!

Yeah! Did you meet the guy? Did you look at him??

:lol:

I did look at him! and he didn't so much as crack a smile the whole time he was signing up. serious business i suppose.... One of my salesmen told me he just got a contract for a tv show. I hope he succeeds. He and his ?wife? were pretty cool.

Did you present him with some heavy duty contract language, and say "Now would you look at this..."

... and Kate Nash and Victoria Wood. I likey.

I should have, but they were being serious, and I didn't want to be pedantic.

he is known for his 'mumbles' character too. but no. no mumbling.

John Oliver: The decline of the American Empire p1

I don't even remember what it was that sent me off looking at The New Statesman clips on the toob, but anyways, whilst I was doing so I came across this little gem. Seems strangely relevant today given it is from the 1980s.

Alan B'stard MP (the New Statesman of the title) has gone to give a speech at his old school. For reasons I cannot recall he is high as a kite at this point. I think having accidentally smoked something vicious. And so the speech is not only inappropriate for a school audience, but also uncharacteristically honest:

Oh, look...it's Gustavo Almadovar.