Thank you for that correct distinction. The Nazi’s killed in mass murder camps over 6 million souls. The overwhelming bulk were Jews. There is no dispute. Yet the disabled, the intellectually unable, the Travellers (Gypsies). The socialists, the same-sex attracted and the opposition are counted within that number.
The sad thing is that a lot of people don't really realise a lot of this. We were watching the Germany game the other day and my son's friend didn't understand why I commented on not all players being white (and blonde) he didn't seem to know.
You can't rreally be counting Woofters and Pykies along with the decent folk. (I really hope that this comment is picked-up as very dark irony. Some of them Woofters weren't all bad.)
RIP, the Great John Sessions- such an underrated performer- a polymath in my opinion- Straight roles and amazing mimicry- reference Stella Street- timeless and worthy of a greater appreciation.
re the spacing of door hinges - Before hinges could be made of brass or stainless steel they were iron, and if the lower one were placed too low it would soon rust, from being splashed with water while the floor was being mopped. 9 inches from the floor is enough to keep it mostly dry. The invention of the metal hinge, and of the earliest keyed door locks, was such an impressive advance, that such things were placed in the care of the Goddess Arianrhod, whose home, Cae'r Arianrhod (Arianrhod's castle) is Polaris, the 'hinge of the heavens'.
If anyone is interested it does exist, Donkey Cheese ---> Pule cheese, also known as magareći sir, is a rare, expensive, and crumbly cheese made from the milk of Balkan donkeys and goat's milk. It's considered the world's most expensive cheese, costing around $1,300 per kilogram.
Hej Stephan. I just measured my door hinges. They are pre cut by the factory and cost 700 gbp each! There are only 2 hinges and they are equally spaced from the top and bottom of the door! Additionally, you cannot tell! I am 6’1” and have spent 16 years working with these. So I am calling BS. How many moons are there?
02:25 Alan’s not wrong- of the many things the Apollo men left on the moon: golf balls, lunar lander bases, a lunar rover….bags of urine and bags of faeces were also left!
13:21 I like those leather chairs and side tables looks much more comfortable than the regular set up. Lol also the small school desks are pretty funny 😂
53:46 Female Astronaut 1-- Do you think our space shuttle launch will be this much fun? Female Astronaut 2 - I'm sure it'll be one nobody will forget. Male Astronaut - Damn I forgot to check that rubber O ring on the booster rocket before they rolled the shuttle out to the launch pad. . Ah, i'm sure it'll be ok.
I am pretty sure two of the ravens at the Tower of London were (are?) called Hugin (not "Eugine") and Munin because those were the names in Norse mythology of Odin's messenger ravens who flew across the earth and reported back to keep him informed of world events. They are the two ravens mentioned more than once in Wagner's "Twilight of the Gods" so I am surprised Stephen, being a Wagner fan, was unfamiliar with the names.
The current ravens are called Jubilee, Harris, Poppy, Georgie, Edgar, Branwen and Rex. But this show was so long ago that they were undoubtably different back then
I caught a mistake! Barbie ‘spoke’ well before the 90s - I had a talking Barbie in ‘68 or ‘69 and also Barbie’s red headed British friend, Stacy, who also ‘spoke.’ They were my first two Barbie dolls.
My little sister, born in 1960, had a girl doll and a Bozo the Clown doll that both talked. If you were lucky, you could get them to converse. Girl: "Let's play house." Bozo: "Let's play Circus!"
I thought well that's an odd topic for having deja vue about ....... BUT NO The Brown OWL's up for a mini series - After an appearance at the 4 minute its back at the 49th. THE EPICUREAN MYSTERY IS SOLVED ! *Turns out Brown Owls repeat on you*
I believe that the whole ''arise Sir ......'' knight, was planted in our subconscious by Buggs Bunny smashing the sheriff of Nottingham's head with each bequeath of status and order. LOL the break in the fourth wall when Buggs looks out and says, ''kid's got stamina'' lays me out ever time. LOL london bridges baking a cake comic genius.
25:07 American here. What’s the guys name. I’ve been binging this show for about a week and I’ve only seen him twice and in that short amount of time. He’s gotten the most right answers out of every single guest.
It's funny you say that - John Sessions. He's rumoured to be the only guest to ask for the questions before the show in order to look more intelligent. So all in all a bit of a tosser
Except it shouldn't be up to the viewer to have to prove or disprove what they are telling us. If they're making the claim, they should back it up with actual evidence.@@munky342
It's actually a misquote of a misconception. Gojian actually ruled the kingdom of Yue (越) during China's Spring and Autumn Period, not Vietnam （越南). The misconception, common even among Chinese, was that prisoners decapitated themselves to shock the enemy. It was misinterpretation of the old script, which actually describes soldiers unafraid to die slitting their own throats as they reach the Wu (吳) ranks.
Kite Flying in Vasant Panchami is a Hindu Festival, Its an Indian festival celebrate according to Hindu Calander. Its not a Pakistani festival. And, Yes, people have been caught and harmed by random strings of "Maan-ja" hanging from severed kites stuck or fallen in trees. Worst is seeing Pigeon hanging on one wing tangled in string and in hard to reach branches. Thankfully, the government did take measures back then and risks are greatly reduced.
An Antonio Carluccio cooking video, he visited a highland of Itally couple of sheep herders. One on one mountain whistled, 'Raise your right leg.' There was a pause, then the man on the other mountain raised his right leg. Whistling wasn't just as similarly but as exact as the man to raise his leg wondered, what the other man was up to. He didn't want to be made a fool of but it was the best example of the precision in the language, that seems like just a few notes to untrained ears.
Leftover mindset from the Empire? England led the Western world in so many areas for so long. It would be difficult to suddenly see yourself as poor and left behind in 1945. The British disdain for the ridiculous attitudes of America is quite appropriate to me though. As an American, I am much more on the same wave length as a Brit than a fellow American. Maybe the result of reading mostly British literature growing up?
Imagine a weekend away with vic and Bob, Sean lock, David Mitchel, Stephen fry, and the cockney with the mop head who I can’t remember the name of…. Oh and the Scot bridges who’s first name I can’t remember
I have hundreds of vinyl albums and hundreds of CDs. Of course I keep them in alphabetical order by band, and then chronological order by release date. And OF COURSE Kate Bush goes under "B", Jimi Hendrix goes under "H", Deep Purple goes under "P" and Led Zeppelin goes under "Z"! {:o:O:}
I also have hundreds of both, but I prefer the "absolute chaos" version of sorting. I can't find the one album I'm looking for, but what I do find are dozens of other albums that I forgot I had.
@@munky342 *_"dozens of other albums that I forgot I had."_* Age is a terrible thing! 🤣 I know someone who did that and half the time when they took out the disk it's for a different album entirely! {:o:O:}
@@munky342when my dad started losing his memories he was upset he couldn't remember what happened in his favourite novels. I pointed out the good point was he could read them again but he was sad because he wouldn't remember which to read again. I organised his bookcase by how much he had enjoyed them and happy he started rereading and telling me about all these amazing books.
I live in Canada, and just measured my door hinges. Both are equidistant, around 7-8 inches from the top and bottom. I guess they don't do that trick anymore.
Vic Reeves has a great suit, with a fabulous lining. That's what I derive from this collection: I want it. I'd rather like it now, if that's all right with everyone. And it would have cost a great deal of money; which of course he had; most unfairly, since I haven't.
the kiting is done with normal string endowed with glass particles. you cannot flow a kite on a wire. this is done in Afghanistan, too. watch the movie the kite runner in which this pastime is featured.
Ear wax OMG I LOST IT😂😂😂😂 MINES WAS SNAILS, 50 quid bet lol wasn't fishy or slimy it had a ramekin o garlic oil !💯worth it 😁 30 years ago lol 🏴🏳🏴🫶
I know that Alan Davies at least was allowed to see some or all of the questions on this show. It may have been true of other guests as well. They are all funny, but maybe not so intelligent or quick on the fly as people think. Hey, it’s a TV SHOW. It needs to be entertaining.
With so VERY much deceit embedded Quite a lot of the content on Medical Problems offers dangerous advice Weird it doesn't seem to fall foul of on line safety legislation
I watch it on an Android device and that removes the adverts for me. On my laptop I do use an ad blocker. I did that initially as various forums would make hyperlinks to dodgy sites from random sentences.
From where I'm sitting I can see four doors, all straight on. Hence zero foreshortening. No one spends more waking time in a doorway than elsewhere. It may be true but it's garbage thinking
7:59 This perfectly encapsulates Vic Reeves’s level of “comedy.” He is not and have never been funny and he’s only had a career because Bob Mortimer has been carrying him.
I presume you mean his knighthood, I've not gotten to the part where he's mentioned. When any person who has received a knighthood dies, the knighthood is automatically revoked. Shouldn't have even been considered for one, then again, the royal family aren't exactly innocent of those crimes either.
Stephen's sartorial splendour in that cravat really sells it. Here's hoping the cravat makes a comeback.
Please keep making these compilations. x
56:00 >>>
Dara is always the comedic star of ANY SHOW he is ever on. God how I love his stories.
I love Mr Fry's admonition of Mr Carr's limp wrist gag.
yeah that was awkward 😮
@@pitchforkcustom No not awkward at all. Just funny.
Yes, shamed him quite rightly.
@@magster6022 🤣what? that flabby old queen shamed someone?😧🤣
Someday, I want a king or queen to say: "There you go, Sir Alan, off you pop...."
I'm so glad that they put the bit about the brown owls in twice.
just scrolled down to see if anyone else had mentioned this
There's something so goofy, endearing, and Bertie-Wooster-ish about Phill when has asks "Are you more weightless?" at 53:47.
Thank you for that correct distinction. The Nazi’s killed in mass murder camps over 6 million souls. The overwhelming bulk were Jews. There is no dispute. Yet the disabled, the intellectually unable, the Travellers (Gypsies). The socialists, the same-sex attracted and the opposition are counted within that number.
It was estimated 6M Jews, plus as many or more of numerous other groups.
The sad thing is that a lot of people don't really realise a lot of this. We were watching the Germany game the other day and my son's friend didn't understand why I commented on not all players being white (and blonde) he didn't seem to know.
You can't rreally be counting Woofters and Pykies along with the decent folk. (I really hope that this comment is picked-up as very dark irony. Some of them Woofters weren't all bad.)
@@spadebraithwaite1762 Very kind of you to say so.... I recognize the irony, while at the same time thinking you probably ought to be arrested........
>implying
Alan’s idea about a fluffy cleaner train should be considered
static electricity
@@booperdee2 sounds like clean green energy to me
John Sessions is like the not-interminably-dull version of Rory McGrath
RIP, the Great John Sessions- such an underrated performer- a polymath in my opinion- Straight roles and amazing mimicry- reference Stella Street- timeless and worthy of a greater appreciation.
With that level of converation, I would like to spend an evening talking to you, or eating my toenails. I'll go with the toenails.
Also get a kick out of Jeremy Clarkson's skill of confidently identifying tropical islands by a photograph.
“It’s 2006!”
I’ve never felt older…
re the spacing of door hinges - Before hinges could be made of brass or stainless steel they were iron, and if the lower one were placed too low it would soon rust, from being splashed with water while the floor was being mopped. 9 inches from the floor is enough to keep it mostly dry.
The invention of the metal hinge, and of the earliest keyed door locks, was such an impressive advance, that such things were placed in the care of the Goddess Arianrhod, whose home, Cae'r Arianrhod (Arianrhod's castle) is Polaris, the 'hinge of the heavens'.
I love this show. Educate with humor.
If anyone is interested it does exist, Donkey Cheese ---> Pule cheese, also known as magareći sir, is a rare, expensive, and crumbly cheese made from the milk of Balkan donkeys and goat's milk. It's considered the world's most expensive cheese, costing around $1,300 per kilogram.
That is interesting
Made from goat's milk and donkeys? 😮
That is quite interesting.
A pigeon running the army would be a coo.
I thought Air force? Air Marshall Fantail
A bird of prey is an Eagle, a bird of pray is a nun...
Who'd have thought they'd give a round of applause to fluffers..? Brought a tear to my eye.
Hej Stephan. I just measured my door hinges. They are pre cut by the factory and cost 700 gbp each! There are only 2 hinges and they are equally spaced from the top and bottom of the door! Additionally, you cannot tell! I am 6’1” and have spent 16 years working with these. So I am calling BS. How many moons are there?
I love Jo Brand she is so hilariously down to earth.
7:02 Cheesy movements 😂😂 "50 men or 25 fat birds" when Jo Brand brings it... 😂 "measuring my door hinges... naked"😂😂
The way she says "door hinges"--we finally found something that rhymes with "oranges."
@@johnhrussell4885 oh bwahahahaha yep🤣
Jo Brand.
@@glyph68yes Jo... what are you saying?😊
All this talk of pigeons involving Stephen Fry and not one mention of Speckled Jim?!
😂Well spotted!!Cheers😊
Do you mean a lovely, plump, speckily pigeon called Speckled Jim, which you hand reared from a chick and which was your only childhood friend?
😂
Bwwaaaaaaahhh
I’ve always said, this is how we should be teaching our children in schools.
If only we had that machine from The Prestige and could copy Mr Frye.
agreed, a healthy dose of humor and curiosity, what can be better than that
Instead of double maths on a Friday, they should play darts and mark your own scoring.
Unfortunately that will rarely occur. That's why kids should learn as much, if not more, at home than in a classroom.
@@ianclarke3627I remember watching horse races at school when we were learning about statistics and fractions. 😂
02:25 Alan’s not wrong- of the many things the Apollo men left on the moon: golf balls, lunar lander bases, a lunar rover….bags of urine and bags of faeces were also left!
Ah, Dara ! The thinking man's Grimly Feendish.
13:21 I like those leather chairs and side tables looks much more comfortable than the regular set up. Lol also the small school desks are pretty funny 😂
53:46 Female Astronaut 1-- Do you think our space shuttle launch will be this much fun?
Female Astronaut 2 - I'm sure it'll be one nobody will forget.
Male Astronaut - Damn I forgot to check that rubber O ring on the booster rocket before they rolled the shuttle out to the launch pad. . Ah, i'm sure it'll be ok.
Alain's joke about legless Ducks evolving into completely different species, using their wings as sails really got me laughing ( 24:00 )
Pigeons mean points...best statement ever!😅
My 12 year old daughter loves this show
and . . . .
@@david-reason and my daughter loves this show. That's all I wanted to say.
She has great taste,bless her. ❤❤❤❤
where do you get your content, dvds?
Not sure but all of QI is currently on bbc iplayer!
Eat the pidgin on the way back?!! NOT SPECKLED JIM!!!
Damn and blast forsooth
I am pretty sure two of the ravens at the Tower of London were (are?) called Hugin (not "Eugine") and Munin because those were the names in Norse mythology of Odin's messenger ravens who flew across the earth and reported back to keep him informed of world events. They are the two ravens mentioned more than once in Wagner's "Twilight of the Gods" so I am surprised Stephen, being a Wagner fan, was unfamiliar with the names.
The current ravens are called Jubilee, Harris, Poppy, Georgie, Edgar, Branwen and Rex. But this show was so long ago that they were undoubtably different back then
"You didn't brush your teeth" 🤣💀💀💀
I caught a mistake! Barbie ‘spoke’ well before the 90s - I had a talking Barbie in ‘68 or ‘69 and also Barbie’s red headed British friend, Stacy, who also ‘spoke.’ They were my first two Barbie dolls.
You're not a 60 year old lumberjack are you?
My little sister, born in 1960, had a girl doll and a Bozo the Clown doll that both talked. If you were lucky, you could get them to converse. Girl: "Let's play house." Bozo: "Let's play Circus!"
Yup, I had 2 talking Barbies and a Talking Ken in the 70s.
Why is the brown owl clip on here twice?
@@LOKEY-Giant_Atom Duh… I am!! 🤦🏼♂️
@@LOKEY-Giant_Atom The brown owl
@@LOKEY-Giant_Atom good impression of an owl. Well done
Because it was so delicious.. that's why there is no information 😅.. 😊
They had to check whether it was still indescribable
I thought well that's an odd topic for having deja vue about ....... BUT NO
The Brown OWL's up for a mini series - After an appearance at the 4 minute its back at the 49th.
THE EPICUREAN MYSTERY IS SOLVED !
*Turns out Brown Owls repeat on you*
I believe that the whole ''arise Sir ......'' knight, was planted in our subconscious by Buggs Bunny smashing the sheriff of Nottingham's head with each bequeath of status and order. LOL the break in the fourth wall when Buggs looks out and says, ''kid's got stamina'' lays me out ever time. LOL london bridges baking a cake comic genius.
"Arise ! Sir Loin of Beef!"
I always remember Sir Osis of Liver.
@@JetsonDrums 🤣🤣🤣
40:40 "Doorhinge" is the only word that rhyhmes with "orange."
Gorringe, an English family name, also rhymes with orange. Stephen's schoolboy tailor was named Gorringe.
@@jb888888888 Hmm... the More You Know. Thanks.
“It used to make, like… cheesy movements” 😂
20:46 Never thought I’d see Mr Carson with a moustache :D
25:07 American here. What’s the guys name. I’ve been binging this show for about a week and I’ve only seen him twice and in that short amount of time. He’s gotten the most right answers out of every single guest.
It's funny you say that - John Sessions. He's rumoured to be the only guest to ask for the questions before the show in order to look more intelligent. So all in all a bit of a tosser
"They cut their own heads off". I'm afraid I'm going to need a few sources for that. It just sounds like Stephen Fry repeating urban legends again.
Enough information was given for you to research it yourself.
Except it shouldn't be up to the viewer to have to prove or disprove what they are telling us. If they're making the claim, they should back it up with actual evidence.@@munky342
It's actually a misquote of a misconception.
Gojian actually ruled the kingdom of Yue (越) during China's Spring and Autumn Period, not Vietnam （越南).
The misconception, common even among Chinese, was that prisoners decapitated themselves to shock the enemy. It was misinterpretation of the old script, which actually describes soldiers unafraid to die slitting their own throats as they reach the Wu (吳) ranks.
Thanks for that. That makes far more sense than "cutting their own heads off".@@berniethekiwidragon4382
@@munky342 That's not how claims work. You may remain silent.
18 years ago, wow wee where did the years go.
Kite Flying in Vasant Panchami is a Hindu Festival, Its an Indian festival celebrate according to Hindu Calander. Its not a Pakistani festival.
And, Yes, people have been caught and harmed by random strings of "Maan-ja" hanging from severed kites stuck or fallen in trees.
Worst is seeing Pigeon hanging on one wing tangled in string and in hard to reach branches.
Thankfully, the government did take measures back then and risks are greatly reduced.
An Antonio Carluccio cooking video, he visited a highland of Itally couple of sheep herders. One on one mountain whistled, 'Raise your right leg.' There was a pause, then the man on the other mountain raised his right leg. Whistling wasn't just as similarly but as exact as the man to raise his leg wondered, what the other man was up to. He didn't want to be made a fool of but it was the best example of the precision in the language, that seems like just a few notes to untrained ears.
This show is phenomenal. I just got back from England and it is hilarious that they think they are more sophisticated and/or skinnier.
Leftover mindset from the Empire? England led the Western world in so many areas for so long. It would be difficult to suddenly see yourself as poor and left behind in 1945. The British disdain for the ridiculous attitudes of America is quite appropriate to me though. As an American, I am much more on the same wave length as a Brit than a fellow American. Maybe the result of reading mostly British literature growing up?
Imagine a weekend away with vic and Bob, Sean lock, David Mitchel, Stephen fry, and the cockney with the mop head who I can’t remember the name of…. Oh and the Scot bridges who’s first name I can’t remember
Dogs have been recorded warning people that something was wrong minutes before the person had an epileptic seizure.
I have hundreds of vinyl albums and hundreds of CDs. Of course I keep them in alphabetical order by band, and then chronological order by release date.
And OF COURSE Kate Bush goes under "B", Jimi Hendrix goes under "H", Deep Purple goes under "P" and Led Zeppelin goes under "Z"!
{:o:O:}
I also have hundreds of both, but I prefer the "absolute chaos" version of sorting.
I can't find the one album I'm looking for, but what I do find are dozens of other albums that I forgot I had.
@@munky342
*_"dozens of other albums that I forgot I had."_*
Age is a terrible thing! 🤣
I know someone who did that and half the time when they took out the disk it's for a different album entirely!
{:o:O:}
I have the same system!
@@ansfridaeyowulfsdottir8095 😂 age really is catching up with me.
That's one thing I can't do. Each album must go back into its sleeve or case.
@@munky342when my dad started losing his memories he was upset he couldn't remember what happened in his favourite novels. I pointed out the good point was he could read them again but he was sad because he wouldn't remember which to read again. I organised his bookcase by how much he had enjoyed them and happy he started rereading and telling me about all these amazing books.
I was taught that the door hinge is set higher at the bottom so the door can be cut down if for some reason the floor is raised.
For another Kim Catrall movie, you could react to Porky's... or Star Trek VI.
What a thumbnail lol poor Fry
46:26 oh Jeremy thd irony of that question will come back to haunt you later!
Whistle language last one I think is literally “Domingo era infermo.”
Oooh! And that’s a bad miss!!
I live in Canada, and just measured my door hinges. Both are equidistant, around 7-8 inches from the top and bottom. I guess they don't do that trick anymore.
14:08 What is happening with Stephen's tone here? 😂😂
Interesting thing about door-hinge: Pronounced with a Liverpool accent, it's the only word that rhymes with Orange.
Wel, all I can say at least something interesting definitely happened, or very nearly interesting! Sorry, couldn’t resist!!! 😉😜🤪
There's a valley in Turkiye as well where people use whistling to communicate.
I havr always wondered exactly what a knave was . Now I know.
1:03:18 i’m so glad I grew up with British humor 🤠
Why the hell would 24 people dislike this?
Jealousy.
John Sessions? RIP 02.11.20
It somehow has less dislikes now
I didn't know John Sessions had died
They need help
Clive the first to bring us whose line is it anyway, am not sure what his last name is. Owen's or andersen?
Clive Anderson or Andersen.
Let children play with their food, it's a sensory process.
Wasn't the Post-it Note invented at Dupont by Monkees Michael Nesmith's mother?
You just called her a fool. She was a scientist.
The way mass works is that if Phil floats into you it would create more force than if Alan did it. Billiards physics, basically.
You try seeding a crop and the pigeons come and eat all the seed or your grain if it makes it that far . It was to save freshly seeded crops .
Vic Reeves has a great suit, with a fabulous lining. That's what I derive from this collection: I want it. I'd rather like it now, if that's all right with everyone. And it would have cost a great deal of money; which of course he had; most unfairly, since I haven't.
And John Sessions was a genius - such a tragic loss, far, far too soon.
20:47 Carson from 'Downton Abbey'
Has Alan been knighted yet?
Wow Larry david knows his history
Do Series E
Mongoose not only attack cobras but scorpions too!
Never has a tough beast been so cute
as the little mongoose
the kiting is done with normal string endowed with glass particles. you cannot flow a kite on a wire.
this is done in Afghanistan, too. watch the movie
the kite runner
in which this pastime is featured.
Wtf happened to Jonny Vaughan?
According to the never-wrong internet he's on the radio.
Doors are 6 and 6 at my house.
St David was Welsh
Ear wax OMG I LOST IT😂😂😂😂 MINES WAS SNAILS, 50 quid bet lol wasn't fishy or slimy it had a ramekin o garlic oil !💯worth it 😁 30 years ago lol 🏴🏳🏴🫶
Knighting Stool.
Aren't oliggosaccharides the greatest source of flatulence?
An Australian Prime Minister has been seen to partake of his own ear wax. True.😮
I know that Alan Davies at least was allowed to see some or all of the questions on this show. It may have been true of other guests as well. They are all funny, but maybe not so intelligent or quick on the fly as people think. Hey, it’s a TV SHOW. It needs to be entertaining.
Another accident: The Americas LOL truth!
41:55 El Presidente!
So many ads
With so VERY much deceit embedded
Quite a lot of the content on Medical Problems offers dangerous advice
Weird it doesn't seem to fall foul of on line safety legislation
adblock
I watch it on an Android device and that removes the adverts for me. On my laptop I do use an ad blocker. I did that initially as various forums would make hyperlinks to dodgy sites from random sentences.
To be so clever that you can correct somebody over the saint they resemble whilst having no positive interest in the topic (religion).
From where I'm sitting I can see four doors, all straight on. Hence zero foreshortening. No one spends more waking time in a doorway than elsewhere. It may be true but it's garbage thinking
Doors !!
Kippers.
why would someone want donkey cheese? or do we want horse cheese as well?
just askin’
I thought St. George was Greek.
Wind up cheese?
wot.
15:50 am i the only one cringing when panelists address the audience like that?
PRESSA CANARIO .
Yes..... *I thought they sounded like Clangers too*
And yet America resisted 😂
Trying
7:59 This perfectly encapsulates Vic Reeves’s level of “comedy.” He is not and have never been funny and he’s only had a career because Bob Mortimer has been carrying him.
I know he's dead but surely Saville should have had his taken away aposiopesisly ?
I had to look up that word!
I still don't get the joke! 🤣
{:o:O:}
I presume you mean his knighthood, I've not gotten to the part where he's mentioned.
When any person who has received a knighthood dies, the knighthood is automatically revoked.
Shouldn't have even been considered for one, then again, the royal family aren't exactly innocent of those crimes either.
@@munky342 REALLY?
Tell us more
Or concede you see no qualitative differnence between 7 & 17
@@Farweasel I'm sorry, what? Did you even read what I wrote?
@@Farweasel Are you seriously completely unaware of the wayward son of the Queen?