My great aunt and uncle were first cousins and it was allowed as long as they agreed not to have kids. Growing up in the US during the depression must have been odd
I love this show so much, and sandi is the greatest, but the elves got a small thing wrong. Im from Minnesota and the M.M.P.I. wasnt used for employment purposes. It is a serious psychological test used in schools and the court system.
39:36 The circle with 6 dots only has 30 triangles and thats including the tiny one in the centreish. Has anyone else counted them? I appear to be correct, but i cannot in my wildest dreams, be correct? Can i?
My paternal grandparents were first cousins and my father was a genius, registered by Mensa. I have no issues, tick tick tick, What is that noise? Why can't I sleep? Is somebody in the room?
Turkish delight was a Victorian euphemism for cunnilingus. Some lady brought it out as a desert at a dinner party and one of the men said that reminded him of Turkish delight. All the men knew what he meant but the women didn't. So it got called Turkish Delight.
Nope. Some bloke in 1830 brought it back from Turkey. Hence the name. Though you could start it as a euphemism now if you wanted. If that act gets called Turkish Delight maybe the male equivalent could be dubbed German Consternation, or Chinese Ennui. The sky's the limit.
@23:06 I live in the U.S. and have lived in a few different sizes of cities. Cops pretty much never stop someone for jaywalking except in big cities, and even then it's only used to stop someone they suspect of a different offense but don't have enough evidence to stop them. Classism and racial prejudice definitely have a strong effect. In many large cities there is the phenomenon of being arrested for "walking while black" or "existing while black" or "shopping while black." Basically, black people are more likely to be scrutinized for doing mundane things that other groups don't get scrutinized for, including jaywalking. I don't know a single white person who's ever been fined for jaywalking but it happens constantly. Almost every time I drive I see somebody doing it.
Here in Ohio, we had a white child SAer, brought in just fine. A pregnant black woman, who someone said MAY have stolen alcohol, well, the cop stepped in front of her car and shot her once, dead. No thought about anyone else in the parking lot, they put themselves in the path of the vehicle and said they, and others were in danger. 🤦
@@RealBradMilleryes indeed you are talking about Ms Young a 21 year old pregnant mother of a 6 and 3 year old. Video cam shows her refusing to get out of the car when asked by the cop several times and then what happened is under investigation. A cop standing in front of a car is not putting themselves in danger and then claiming self defense. That’s standard procedure. Not being a policeman I cannot know why this is the procedure but all of these are time tested and prove effective accept of course in this case.
I’ll bet the Serbian fellow mentioned at 41:58 can’t recite the alphabet or count past 10 anymore. Brains need oxygen: my ex had an accident and went without oxygen for an undetermined period of time, and the EMTs were able to restart her heart, but by then she’d suffered brain death, so after a few weeks of her vegetating her family took her off of life support. So, yeah: don’t hold your breath competitively, would seem like the wise course of action.
Doesn't matter that I've seen it before - these are still loads of fun. TY!
i dont think i can ever get tired of Holly...no matter how many times i hear "This Horse is Going to EXPLODE!!" i always smile
Another brilliant episode, but Holly's "Bad Cop" and all the reactions to it is such a high point
American here, absolutely addicted to panel shows, so fun.
Same! Also, we don’t take jaywalking seriously.
I would binge watch every episode ever recorded. When I ever finished I would start it all over again.❤😂🎉
Nish "Last Place" Kumar. Lol
can we get the old qi episodes here, cant find them anywhere
theyre on the bbc iplayer
@@deadnotsleepingWhich only works in the UK.
@@jb888888888 Google "VPN"
Hate to admit it, but I loved the boobee joke! Fun episode.
I've never even known a fellow American who was cited for jaywalking.
My great aunt and uncle were first cousins and it was allowed as long as they agreed not to have kids. Growing up in the US during the depression must have been odd
Jaywalking is a city problem, in some smaller cities they install fences inbetween the roads.
I love this show so much, and sandi is the greatest, but the elves got a small thing wrong. Im from Minnesota and the M.M.P.I. wasnt used for employment purposes. It is a serious psychological test used in schools and the court system.
I don't think we use it anymore, but I haven't taken it in years, lol
39:36
The circle with 6 dots only has 30 triangles and thats including the tiny one in the centreish. Has anyone else counted them? I appear to be correct, but i cannot in my wildest dreams, be correct? Can i?
Regions, not triangles.
Regions, yes my bad🥺👍
That's like nearly 1,200 people a day, busy lady!
Sorry, but , Myers Briggs is in fact a very real thing, if it weren’t, how would we know that she is clearly a Sensor 😂
My paternal grandparents were first cousins and my father was a genius, registered by Mensa. I have no issues, tick tick tick, What is that noise? Why can't I sleep? Is somebody in the room?
Turkish delight was a Victorian euphemism for cunnilingus. Some lady brought it out as a desert at a dinner party and one of the men said that reminded him of Turkish delight. All the men knew what he meant but the women didn't. So it got called Turkish Delight.
Nope. Some bloke in 1830 brought it back from Turkey. Hence the name.
Though you could start it as a euphemism now if you wanted. If that act gets called Turkish Delight maybe the male equivalent could be dubbed German Consternation, or Chinese Ennui. The sky's the limit.
34:35~34:47
🏅😂🏅😂🏅😂
@23:06 I live in the U.S. and have lived in a few different sizes of cities. Cops pretty much never stop someone for jaywalking except in big cities, and even then it's only used to stop someone they suspect of a different offense but don't have enough evidence to stop them. Classism and racial prejudice definitely have a strong effect. In many large cities there is the phenomenon of being arrested for "walking while black" or "existing while black" or "shopping while black." Basically, black people are more likely to be scrutinized for doing mundane things that other groups don't get scrutinized for, including jaywalking. I don't know a single white person who's ever been fined for jaywalking but it happens constantly. Almost every time I drive I see somebody doing it.
Here in Ohio, we had a white child SAer, brought in just fine.
A pregnant black woman, who someone said MAY have stolen alcohol, well, the cop stepped in front of her car and shot her once, dead. No thought about anyone else in the parking lot, they put themselves in the path of the vehicle and said they, and others were in danger. 🤦
Discrimination and mistreatment by the government happens to people across the globe, its not just a thing in the US.
@@lemonz1769 Oh really? Name ONE time!!!
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@@RealBradMilleryes indeed you are talking about Ms Young a 21 year old pregnant mother of a 6 and 3 year old. Video cam shows her refusing to get out of the car when asked by the cop several times and then what happened is under investigation. A cop standing in front of a car is not putting themselves in danger and then claiming self defense. That’s standard procedure. Not being a policeman I cannot know why this is the procedure but all of these are time tested and prove effective accept of course in this case.
@@Yankee7000 Not standard procedure at all. Zero training tells an officer to place themselves in front of a vehicle. Next lie.
I love these but why do we only get reupload after reupload of the same season over and over and over? Most of the alphabet has been covered.
I’ll bet the Serbian fellow mentioned at 41:58 can’t recite the alphabet or count past 10 anymore.
Brains need oxygen: my ex had an accident and went without oxygen for an undetermined period of time, and the EMTs were able to restart her heart, but by then she’d suffered brain death, so after a few weeks of her vegetating her family took her off of life support. So, yeah: don’t hold your breath competitively, would seem like the wise course of action.