Now there's fuel for my next nightmareHow did you manage to impale yourself on this man, Mr Simon. Well officer, I slid off my groundsheet, down the hill, and straight into this gentleman. I tell it as it is, honest officer.
Now there's fuel for my next nightmareHow did you manage to impale yourself on this man, Mr Simon. Well officer, I slid off my groundsheet, down the hill, and straight into this gentleman. I tell it as it is, honest officer.
They did this in Little Britain. David Walliams as an MP, Matt Lucas in drag as his wife. Doing a press conference giving an innocent explanation for him being found in a very compromising position. Hilarious! Matt in a flower print frumpy dress with a blonde wig with a fixed grin. I'm sure they're on YouTube if you want a laugh.How did you manage to impale yourself on this man, Mr Simon. Well officer, I slid off my groundsheet, down the hill, and straight into this gentleman. I tell it as it is, honest officer.
One of the best sketches from that series. Unfortunately won't be repeated on mainstream TV in case it offends. It was on That's TV a few months ago, but heavily edited.They did this in Little Britain. David Walliams as an MP, Matt Lucas in drag as his wife. Doing a press conference giving an innocent explanation for him being found in a very compromising position. Hilarious! Matt in a flower print frumpy dress with a blonde wig with a fixed grin. I'm sure they're on YouTube if you want a laugh.
My money is on thick.Pedro reckons the blanket wouldn't look out of place in Russian palaces. They wouldn't be synthetic, but real fur. He is persisting in calling it catatonic, when Alex has said at least three times cationic. He is either thick, or he is determined that he is right.
Don't they make breakfast cereals?Kallograms?
Could be cos someone called Vladimir has apparently bought one. Or I may have made that up...Pedro reckons the blanket wouldn't look out of place in Russian palaces. They wouldn't be synthetic, but real fur. He is persisting in calling it catatonic, when Alex has said at least three times cationic. He is either thick, or he is determined that he is right.