Britain and British Culture

Horne and Corden really is just... appalling :|

Peep Show and MTW :yah.

Have I Got News For You is my favorite thing inBritain the world. I'm trying to follow Ian Hislop's career as closely as possible.

For some of the...most unique comedy in the world, there's a lot of dross.

I love Have I Got News For You and Mock The Week... but I never watch them. Mostly because I rarely ever turn on the TV and my family have a different sense of humour to me...

Speaking of humour I SAW RUSSEL HOWARD AND DYLAN MORAN [sp?]

Yeah, they were awesome. And when Russel Howard said 'I was walking round Crouch End the other day' all my friends started whooping, and he looked over at us (squee!) and said 'I take it you saw me then?'

And we were thinking 'no, sadly. Just reppin' the Endz.'

Ah Have I Got News For You I do like that show
Live At The Apollo that's awesome as well you get the greatest comedians on that show
I do love the comedians we have here they can make the credit crunch sound hilarious

Gotta love our comedians.

Watching [someone, don't know who...] on Live At The Apollo on Dave.
He told us why smoking works out cheaper in the end.
Because you die sooner.
What logic.

I get to see Simon Amstell and Mitchell & Webb live in October :tehe:.
I'm probably going to die laughing :XD

=o I'm so jealous! I wanna go!

I love Simon Amstell and what I know of Mitchell & Webb... doesn't hurt that the former is super hot =]

City Of Vengeance:

Ah Have I Got News For You I do like that show
Live At The Apollo that's awesome as well you get the greatest comedians on that show
I do love the comedians we have here they can make the credit crunch sound hilarious

Kellogs credit crunch?

I can't remember who said that.

I love how our humour really stamps us as a nation.

As does moaning :tehe:

^Oh yeah
that's how we get on with people we bond on a negative, we get a little buzz from moaning about something

Yeah, I know. It's like the only way to talk to someone on the underground without getting decked is by saying 'bloody awful weather' or something.

Something Sweet:

Yeah, I know. It's like the only way to talk to someone on the underground without getting decked is by saying 'bloody awful weather' or something.

Or moan about how hot the blinking train is.

Otherwise you just read The Metro, minding your own business.

inconsiderate:

Something Sweet:

Yeah, I know. It's like the only way to talk to someone on the underground without getting decked is by saying 'bloody awful weather' or something.

Or moan about how hot the blinking train is.

Otherwise you just read The Metro, minding your own business.

It's 'cos complaining's one of the few things we have in common. I mean , I live up north and it's the same here. When on public transport, you either join in the complaining, or just read the Metro, which has ridiculous storys it in. :XD Guess it's better than the ordinary news, which is always pessimistic.

We're British, complaining's what we do best

The Metro is amazing.

Just proves we like it when things go wrong.

^^Yep:XD

I think the last story I read was on the bus to Leeds, and it was about a dog getting stuck in a cardboard box or something like that. I was just there like: "And why the hell didn't somebody think to open it to let it out?"

People these day, such a lack of common sense:lmfao

I just read the strips on the entertainment page... Nemi and This Life.
Cracks me up =]

How people can manage to get closer and closer to train doors while letting people off. xD I only noticed that after I watched Michael Mcintyre.

And how when you go for walks in the country side everyone you pass says hi and everyone is really nice, but then when you get into the city it all changes and you just get ignored.

Miss Cat Royal:

How people can manage to get closer and closer to train doors while letting people off. xD I only noticed that after I watched Michael Mcintyre.

It really does happen.

I love our 99p stores now officially.

Crumpets :con:

For the biggest win ever.

Great part of British culture tonight: The X-Factor :lmfao.