His Rectum of the Year monologue on 8 out of 10 Cats was hilarious. Also when he was sick and, Joe Wilkinson was doing his 'naming people's penises' poem and Sean was absolutely choking with laughter gave me joy.
Sean Locke has a hugely hugely overlooked comedy series called "15 Stories High". It's well worth checking out. One of the best kept secrets in Comedy.
Jeremy Vine is one of those people who likes the sound of his own voice. He says lots of words but if you take the time to listen to their content (and I strongly suggest that you don't) you realise that it's just a complete word salad.
I had an idea years ago for a piece of machinery I put out a detailed enquiry and Within a day I had emails from a Chinese factory and development team looking to make and supply wanting to know what scale.
it's been a while but IIRC a lager top is a UK pint glass (20 ounces) of lager to about 2 inches from the top then as it says topped off with UK lemonade (which is clear and fizzy) a shandy is same ingredients but 50/50
Hey boom you might be thinking of Tim vine his brother who is a one liner stand up comedian.but starred in tv,amongst others-not going out written & started by Lee mack😎
Jeremy vine. A radio 2 presenter for over 20 years who has a 2 hour show every weekday from midday until 2pm, a politics talk show involving topical news stories and phone in public reaction from sentient hams with points of view. (The public). You’re not missing anything really there in Florida without this show, originally presented by jimmy young until vine got the job aged 37 now nearly 60. Who needs Wikipedia,much love ✌️❤️🇬🇧
Obviously everyone's very interested, but I had socks on that were made here in Finland. I suspect everything else was Chinese, couldn't find out where jeans were made, they only said "designed in Germany"
He is right about it all. America does do it more, not shure more on pro rata tho. When your contry sauyd its pumping x billion into thr economy, financial easing, better known as printing, what they are a tually doing is orinting government bonds (usally 10 year) granteed to pay out 5% of face value evey year and granted the face vale back at the end. So you buy a bond for 100usd, each year for 10 yrs get 5usd, then at the end get your 100isd back, so in total you get a 150Back for your 100 investment. Its china that hold alot of these bonds. The american goverment debt its about 33trillion usd, over 10% is held by china. 3.3trillion. thats a chunk of change. Thr rest is mostly held by companies allover the world. Pension funds, banks, and investment funds. One of the initial evconomic issues america have atm is when works intests was set at almost zero, these bonds was sold at 2.5 or 3% and seemed a good investment. Alot of smaller banks have these now low yeald assets, and inteset is sat above 5,6,7 percent, so its fundementally breaking there business mondel, and they cant sell the bonds as no one wants a lowere yeild fund, thsn what the base rate is sat at. If i cousl noreow for 2 percent, and buy a 5pecent bond, then its a good deal, untill your 2percent payments are now 7pc. Now rhe bind is costinf you. Thsts how alot of small banks in america was operation. A fair few other industries too. This has nithign ti do with why china has he debt. Atm because americ is getting hostile with china,china is using its yeilds to buy up huge portions of america, million and millions of hectors, all with the americas own money. This is just incase america sanction china and seize chinas money. Which is what they done with russia and the 300bn they 'held' (stole). So china are hedging agaisnt that, with out having to spend its own money. Its actually cashing the bonds in slowly. Its not just america. The uk is the same, as is all of the west. China basiclly just keep giving us credit to by there own shit. They have got to the point no i dount they could be santioned, as we couldn't finction without thenm
See this is why I love my girlfriend. She wouldn’t have rolled her eyes at the toffee apple thing, and definitely would have provided some discussion on the topic! (Although maybe less than 20 minutes)
Sad that China has crushed local manufactor (to a country) to destruction. Yet recent logistical difficulties, which have caught massive corps with their pants down, may restore their faith in local is better & cheaper.
The reason there’s no jobs in those cities is there is a wait for the implementation of artificial intelligence and automation technology to build up the manufacturing base in America of everyday items like textiles and clothing fabrics, don’t need a queue of cattle people anymore,just automation, no one is interested in a manufacturing base reinterpretating the 1940’s, manufacturing doesn’t need a dumpster load of poor people earning minimum wage now, it needs a new warehouse full of automation from end to end on an assembly line, materials recycled in and finished product out the other end delivered by electric vehicle. “Your manufacturing base don’t need no history s**t!” I’m not building c**p from the past when far better is definitely going to happen. The economy works differently now, tax and employment is dead, get used to it, everyone’s economy is in transition from museum methods to 5th generation industrial technology and sustainability from a drunken celebration of the mid 20th century by futureless people who didn’t know any better. Now all sh*t jobs given to robots while humanity goes robo sapien in a new genus in 2025. Happy America the result. ✌️❤️🇬🇧 infrastructure repairs completed 👍
6:02 Jeremy Vine's radio 2 show is a 2 hour chat/phone in programme about UK current affairs/news. Unless you've heard it, you won't know him. I don't like him either. He's too shouty and boring.
I got to see Lock in London and he was really good. At the very start he just said "the first half's a bit shit, but the second half is brilliant, you'll piss yourselves". And he was right!
hey king boomer could you react to "lip up fatty - bad manners" i think the music video will make you laugh also its a good song popular ish in the uk and i want to see you try to copy the dance moves haha, i know you have loads of requests though so i understand if not :)
That's such a generous description. Very tempered, well done. I thought "warm cyclone of piss" was sufficient but to be fair not everyone has experience of that.
Yourself and miss queenBoomer should check out his tv show. I believe it was called 15 storeys high And since your on one of my favourite to shows, the IT crowd you should check out BlackBooks, also writing and directed by Graham Linehan. Great shows for some canny Yanks 🇬🇧🇺🇸 ✌🏻
There's a channel in UA-cam called couchtripper which has started uploading upscaled versions of it. I missed it first time round but it's really good.
My favourite Sean Lock moment was on QI. He correctly answered that ALL of the panel were most probably descendants of Charlemagne, but then his head exploded when Stephen Fry explained that we have more ancestors than people who have ever lived ! David Mitchell was also on point in that same bit.
Huh? How's that possible when there are people who lived who weren't yer mum 'n dad, any of your 4 grandparents.... Regressing to before we were a species isn't quite interesting.
@ethelmini It's not possible. It's more that you have 2 parents, 4 grandparents and you keep on doubling. By the time you go back 33 generations (which if we say there are 4 generations in 100 years would mean we are talking approx. 1200AD) you have approx. 8.6 billion great x 31 grandparents, even though the global population was roughly 350 million back then. So of course, it's bollocks, because it ignores both near and far degrees of incest, and that family tree branches do crossover, which is called pedigree collapse. It does however highlight the fact that if you go far back enough we will all have common ancestry, be it consanguine or through marital ties. If you ignore separation of cultures, statistically we are all very likely to be descendants of Genghis Khan and Charlemagne and anyone else from during and before the medieval period. If you are Eurasian then it's a near certainty they are an ancestor of yours, on account of a millennia long history of intermingling on the landmass, thanks to conquerors, traders, slavers, nomads, and the diplomatic marriages of royals. As long as they had kids, and those kids had kids and so forth, you will inevitably be a product of that lineage. A fun thought that results from this is that everyone is theoretically somewhere in line for every throne.
@@Dreyno Because one person can be more than one ancestor - for example if I had 2 children, and they both had children, and my grandchildren had a child together then I would be 2 ancestors despite being one person. Maternal great-grandfather and paternal great-grandfather. Now that was just an incestual example, think many more generations over a long period of time and one person could be your ancestor 10+ times very easily.
Recommend = 15 Storeys High with Sean Lock & Benedict Wong. Two series, only x12 episodes. Series 1 2002 and Series 2 2004 - 15 Storeys High is a British sitcom, set in a tower block in south London. Created and co-written by Sean Lock, it originated as two radio series broadcast in 1998-2000, transferring to television in 2002-2004. The television series starred Sean Lock and Benedict Wong.
Yes mate, those big names in banking and business have outsourced manufacturing to places with dubious working practices. We now sell each other coffee whilst being persuaded by private jet owners that other poor people are the problem. Ahhggg! Love the content brother, keep pushing through with Man Down, there is a scene which will make you laugh your cock off coming up. Peace.
Primary Industry (raw materials) --> Secondary Industry (manufacture raw materials into goods) --> Tertiary Industry (service provided with goods) --> Quaternary Industry (service without goods, e.g. entertainment, finance, etc.) China is at stage 2. UK and USA are moving from stage 3 to 4. As you move up the chain profit margins are higher but investment is higher too (barrier to entry). You have to have money to make money. One of the UKs biggest exports is education (University), for example but that requires world-class service which costs a lot of money but also makes a lot of money. There's not much point, other than self-sufficiency, to regressing back to previous industries. The economy would shrink as profits are lower.
Jeremy Vine doesn't offend me personally. His brother, Tim, nearly killed me once. His act was so relentlessly funny, I couldn't get an in-breath. I thought I might die laughing, which is still an ambition.
I was once working on site where one of the key customer bods (coincidentally from the US, although working here in Britain at the time) often wore a purple suit… privately I thought of it as a Joker suit.
You're not wrong there, that purple suit is dope AF!👊🏻👌🏼🔥🔥💜 Na we don't make anything over here anymore, factory jobs used to be a big part of the economy, but they shut all them down decades ago 😑💜
You don't need a castle to be a King. A request if I may, your highness? After Life. The Ricky Gervais series. Prepare to be pulled in every emotional direction possible.
Watching sean talk on cats countdown thing was my favourite part of that program. I've watched tribute things about him where people speak very highly of him. Shame that probably won't happen with a fictional character in real life cos del boy was my inspiration as a kid, i remember being between 8 and 10 years old and a teacher asking me what i wanna do, i said same as del boy and got told off. Anyway they filmed only fools and horses in Bristol and weston quite a lot and David jason is very rude in real life. He can't spare 5-10 minutes max which is a shame as I'm such a fan of his work. Anyway another famous bloke who stays in Bristol is tony robinson who plays baldrick in blackadder. He is very nice in real life. If anyone in Britain reading this ends up in Bristol look for a pub called the failand arms. Tony has all the time in the world for us.
China is the biggest owner of US debt ( Gov, Bonds) so you borrow of the Chinese and pay them interest! If they were to sell it all the value of the dollar would plummet, and the economy would crash!
Filthiest teaspoons we'll ever see are tea drinkers teaspoons. Anything that can stain stainless steel can't be good for you. Anyway I'm gutted sean has gone too. I remember when he died i hoped my mate was mistaken as he isn't a comedy fan. Tragic loss innit
Why do our news channels and debate shows try to wind us up? He's bang on, makes us all fall out about things that we shouldnt even be thinking about lmao
Jeremy Vine is an enigma, he himself isn't controversial, but if he speaks to you or you're listening to him, chances are you're going to be pissed off.
His Rectum of the Year monologue on 8 out of 10 Cats was hilarious. Also when he was sick and, Joe Wilkinson was doing his 'naming people's penises' poem and Sean was absolutely choking with laughter gave me joy.
He was also the undefeated champ of carrot in a box
With "rectum of the year" poor Claudia Winkelman sitting next to him was just about pissing herself with laughter.
@@jamesdignanmusic2765 Didn't Maradona set the sprinklers off at the World Championships in Cancún?
Sean Locke has a hugely hugely overlooked comedy series called "15 Stories High".
It's well worth checking out. One of the best kept secrets in Comedy.
Tim Vine is the talented one and Jeremy is the afterbirth 😂
I came here to make sure this sentiment was covered.
Thanks
Me too
Jeremy ran down his mums leg
Jeremy is far more successful than his brother will ever be. Somehow
Bang on mate, Jeremy is a prick of the highest calibre
Jeremy Vine is one of those people who likes the sound of his own voice. He says lots of words but if you take the time to listen to their content (and I strongly suggest that you don't) you realise that it's just a complete word salad.
Yes, blah blah blah.
seems like his brother chose the career path he should have followed.
I’ve never heard word salad before, that my friend is genius.
I think he's one of your favourites pity he's gone ,he got the big C , and still jolly knowing ,what a trooper 🙌
RIP Sean Lock, really missing him on 8 out of 10 cats does countdown...
06:04 Jeremy Vine is Tim Vine's brother. But the complete opposite of Tim.
Sean did a TV series called 15 storeys high, really funny, give it a go
I had an idea years ago for a piece of machinery I put out a detailed enquiry and Within a day I had emails from a Chinese factory and development team looking to make and supply wanting to know what scale.
it's been a while but IIRC a lager top is a UK pint glass (20 ounces) of lager to about 2 inches from the top then as it says topped off with UK lemonade (which is clear and fizzy) a shandy is same ingredients but 50/50
You were just being introduced to Sean when he passed, and I had only just discovered Patrice o,neal when he also sadly left us. :(
I’ll be watching as soon as I’m off work at 6 🙌
ssffft... cough, cough - my cannabis is homegrown.
9 storys high a bbc sitcom the he co wrote and starred in...its just 6 hours of sean wiedness and its delightful
This Jeremy Vine he was talking about is comedian Tim Vine's brother. He's a TV & Radio host who discusses current affairs, typically.
Your choice & timing is spooky for anyone who heard Jeremy Vine's radio show today!
Unlikely.
Top Gear had a nice part in a later series episode about how much automotive stuff Britain still makes.
RIP. ❤
Love Sean lock great show boomer
I had a shirt that said "made in Swaziland" oh and it even has it's own emoji look at that 🇸🇿
Hey boom you might be thinking of Tim vine his brother who is a one liner stand up comedian.but starred in tv,amongst others-not going out written & started by Lee mack😎
I really surprised you haven't watched the 2 shows Sean Lock and Jon Richardson did on a trip to the deep south of America. It was great.
Jeremy Vine on BBC Radio 2 is like Ex-Lax - it irritates the 💩out of me.
15 Storeys High is well worth a watch
Hey king boomer,
PLEASE TYPE 'Jeremy vine prank' calls on here.
Haha
Jeremy vine. A radio 2 presenter for over 20 years who has a 2 hour show every weekday from midday until 2pm, a politics talk show involving topical news stories and phone in public reaction from sentient hams with points of view. (The public). You’re not missing anything really there in Florida without this show, originally presented by jimmy young until vine got the job aged 37 now nearly 60. Who needs Wikipedia,much love ✌️❤️🇬🇧
Most American office furniture is made in the US. By prisoners.
Jeremy Vine is Tim Vines brother
Love Sean Lock he was brilliant 🙌gutted he no longer with us 😔
Lots of things are made in Bangladesh
Obviously everyone's very interested, but I had socks on that were made here in Finland. I suspect everything else was Chinese, couldn't find out where jeans were made, they only said "designed in Germany"
Anyone who hates Jeremy Vine is alright by me.
Jeremy Vine is a bike w⚓
He is right about it all. America does do it more, not shure more on pro rata tho.
When your contry sauyd its pumping x billion into thr economy, financial easing, better known as printing, what they are a tually doing is orinting government bonds (usally 10 year) granteed to pay out 5% of face value evey year and granted the face vale back at the end. So you buy a bond for 100usd, each year for 10 yrs get 5usd, then at the end get your 100isd back, so in total you get a 150Back for your 100 investment.
Its china that hold alot of these bonds. The american goverment debt its about 33trillion usd, over 10% is held by china. 3.3trillion. thats a chunk of change.
Thr rest is mostly held by companies allover the world. Pension funds, banks, and investment funds.
One of the initial evconomic issues america have atm is when works intests was set at almost zero, these bonds was sold at 2.5 or 3% and seemed a good investment. Alot of smaller banks have these now low yeald assets, and inteset is sat above 5,6,7 percent, so its fundementally breaking there business mondel, and they cant sell the bonds as no one wants a lowere yeild fund, thsn what the base rate is sat at.
If i cousl noreow for 2 percent, and buy a 5pecent bond, then its a good deal, untill your 2percent payments are now 7pc. Now rhe bind is costinf you. Thsts how alot of small banks in america was operation. A fair few other industries too.
This has nithign ti do with why china has he debt. Atm because americ is getting hostile with china,china is using its yeilds to buy up huge portions of america, million and millions of hectors, all with the americas own money. This is just incase america sanction china and seize chinas money. Which is what they done with russia and the 300bn they 'held' (stole). So china are hedging agaisnt that, with out having to spend its own money. Its actually cashing the bonds in slowly.
Its not just america. The uk is the same, as is all of the west. China basiclly just keep giving us credit to by there own shit. They have got to the point no i dount they could be santioned, as we couldn't finction without thenm
See this is why I love my girlfriend. She wouldn’t have rolled her eyes at the toffee apple thing, and definitely would have provided some discussion on the topic! (Although maybe less than 20 minutes)
Sad that China has crushed local manufactor (to a country) to destruction. Yet recent logistical difficulties, which have caught massive corps with their pants down, may restore their faith in local is better & cheaper.
I the 1960’s everything seemed to be from Japan especially cheap radios etc. I’m sure they invented trans sisters - OOPS 😊
jeremy vine cycling psycho
have we seen 'ted?' obviously yes, tsk
The reason there’s no jobs in those cities is there is a wait for the implementation of artificial intelligence and automation technology to build up the manufacturing base in America of everyday items like textiles and clothing fabrics, don’t need a queue of cattle people anymore,just automation, no one is interested in a manufacturing base reinterpretating the 1940’s, manufacturing doesn’t need a dumpster load of poor people earning minimum wage now, it needs a new warehouse full of automation from end to end on an assembly line, materials recycled in and finished product out the other end delivered by electric vehicle. “Your manufacturing base don’t need no history s**t!” I’m not building c**p from the past when far better is definitely going to happen. The economy works differently now, tax and employment is dead, get used to it, everyone’s economy is in transition from museum methods to 5th generation industrial technology and sustainability from a drunken celebration of the mid 20th century by futureless people who didn’t know any better.
Now all sh*t jobs given to robots while humanity goes robo sapien in a new genus in 2025. Happy America the result. ✌️❤️🇬🇧 infrastructure repairs completed 👍
Jeremy Vine is the talentless brother to very funny Tim Vine.
6:02 Jeremy Vine's radio 2 show is a 2 hour chat/phone in programme about UK current affairs/news. Unless you've heard it, you won't know him. I don't like him either. He's too shouty and boring.
Sean Lock, its so sad he's gone. What a legend x
Sean lock, the comedians not only for everyone but the comedian's comedian.. such an absolute family man and all rounder beautiful human
Jeremy Vine.Mostly known as a popular t.v peronality and radio dj,also bicycle enthusiast and all round bell end👍
I got to see Lock in London and he was really good. At the very start he just said "the first half's a bit shit, but the second half is brilliant, you'll piss yourselves".
And he was right!
Sean's bucket list..To swim with dolphins and to kick a pigeon up the arse 😂
Jeremy vine is fucking tedious.
He’s not that interesting 😂
15 storeys high is Sean locks sitcom. It's amazing
(Also starring Benedict Wong!)
Jeremy Vine is the brother of the great Tim Vine
You should check out Sean Lock's sitcom '15 storeys high'.
hey king boomer could you react to "lip up fatty - bad manners" i think the music video will make you laugh also its a good song popular ish in the uk and i want to see you try to copy the dance moves haha, i know you have loads of requests though so i understand if not :)
Jeremy Vine is the brother of Tim Vine ‘king of the puns’. He himself is a journalist and TV/radio presenter in the UK
Beat me to it
@@shkeen57 OK, bend over....
That's such a generous description. Very tempered, well done.
I thought "warm cyclone of piss" was sufficient but to be fair not everyone has experience of that.
@@FortisConscius *warm column of pissy air 😉😂
Yourself and miss queenBoomer should check out his tv show. I believe it was called 15 storeys high
And since your on one of my favourite to shows,
the IT crowd you should check out BlackBooks,
also writing and directed by Graham Linehan. Great shows for some canny Yanks 🇬🇧🇺🇸 ✌🏻
There's a channel in UA-cam called couchtripper which has started uploading upscaled versions of it. I missed it first time round but it's really good.
Also.. Garth Marenghi’s: Darkplace. Fantastic. Few faces you might recognise.
Spaced. Another Great, British Tv show.
My favourite Sean Lock moment was on QI.
He correctly answered that ALL of the panel were most probably descendants of Charlemagne, but then his head exploded when Stephen Fry explained that we have more ancestors than people who have ever lived ! David Mitchell was also on point in that same bit.
Huh?
How's that possible when there are people who lived who weren't yer mum 'n dad, any of your 4 grandparents....
Regressing to before we were a species isn't quite interesting.
@ethelmini It's not possible. It's more that you have 2 parents, 4 grandparents and you keep on doubling. By the time you go back 33 generations (which if we say there are 4 generations in 100 years would mean we are talking approx. 1200AD) you have approx. 8.6 billion great x 31 grandparents, even though the global population was roughly 350 million back then. So of course, it's bollocks, because it ignores both near and far degrees of incest, and that family tree branches do crossover, which is called pedigree collapse. It does however highlight the fact that if you go far back enough we will all have common ancestry, be it consanguine or through marital ties. If you ignore separation of cultures, statistically we are all very likely to be descendants of Genghis Khan and Charlemagne and anyone else from during and before the medieval period. If you are Eurasian then it's a near certainty they are an ancestor of yours, on account of a millennia long history of intermingling on the landmass, thanks to conquerors, traders, slavers, nomads, and the diplomatic marriages of royals. As long as they had kids, and those kids had kids and so forth, you will inevitably be a product of that lineage. A fun thought that results from this is that everyone is theoretically somewhere in line for every throne.
How can you have more ancestors than people who’ve ever lived?
@@Dreyno Because one person can be more than one ancestor - for example if I had 2 children, and they both had children, and my grandchildren had a child together then I would be 2 ancestors despite being one person. Maternal great-grandfather and paternal great-grandfather. Now that was just an incestual example, think many more generations over a long period of time and one person could be your ancestor 10+ times very easily.
@@dextergeorge6641 But that would mean less people would be the ancestors for many descendants. That’s the opposite.
Jeremy Vine is Tim Vine's brother
Always love me some Lean Sock!
Brilliant stuff KB, just settling down to this, perfect timing!
Recommend = 15 Storeys High with Sean Lock & Benedict Wong. Two series, only x12 episodes. Series 1 2002 and Series 2 2004 - 15 Storeys High is a British sitcom, set in a tower block in south London. Created and co-written by Sean Lock, it originated as two radio series broadcast in 1998-2000, transferring to television in 2002-2004. The television series starred Sean Lock and Benedict Wong.
Yes mate, those big names in banking and business have outsourced manufacturing to places with dubious working practices. We now sell each other coffee whilst being persuaded by private jet owners that other poor people are the problem. Ahhggg! Love the content brother, keep pushing through with Man Down, there is a scene which will make you laugh your cock off coming up. Peace.
Tim vines brother!
Primary Industry (raw materials) --> Secondary Industry (manufacture raw materials into goods) --> Tertiary Industry (service provided with goods) --> Quaternary Industry (service without goods, e.g. entertainment, finance, etc.)
China is at stage 2. UK and USA are moving from stage 3 to 4. As you move up the chain profit margins are higher but investment is higher too (barrier to entry). You have to have money to make money. One of the UKs biggest exports is education (University), for example but that requires world-class service which costs a lot of money but also makes a lot of money.
There's not much point, other than self-sufficiency, to regressing back to previous industries. The economy would shrink as profits are lower.
Jeremy Vine doesn't offend me personally. His brother, Tim, nearly killed me once. His act was so relentlessly funny, I couldn't get an in-breath. I thought I might die laughing, which is still an ambition.
I miss him 😢 💜 -x-
I was once working on site where one of the key customer bods (coincidentally from the US, although working here in Britain at the time) often wore a purple suit… privately I thought of it as a Joker suit.
You're not wrong there, that purple suit is dope AF!👊🏻👌🏼🔥🔥💜
Na we don't make anything over here anymore, factory jobs used to be a big part of the economy, but they shut all them down decades ago 😑💜
You don't need a castle to be a King.
A request if I may, your highness?
After Life. The Ricky Gervais series.
Prepare to be pulled in every emotional direction possible.
I always find these videos relaxing to watch.
You and you're partner come across really well
Edited, and you still wrote “you’re“
@@Simon_PieMan get a life mate
Watching sean talk on cats countdown thing was my favourite part of that program. I've watched tribute things about him where people speak very highly of him. Shame that probably won't happen with a fictional character in real life cos del boy was my inspiration as a kid, i remember being between 8 and 10 years old and a teacher asking me what i wanna do, i said same as del boy and got told off. Anyway they filmed only fools and horses in Bristol and weston quite a lot and David jason is very rude in real life. He can't spare 5-10 minutes max which is a shame as I'm such a fan of his work. Anyway another famous bloke who stays in Bristol is tony robinson who plays baldrick in blackadder. He is very nice in real life. If anyone in Britain reading this ends up in Bristol look for a pub called the failand arms. Tony has all the time in the world for us.
Oh I like Jeremy Vine. What's wrong with him? He's great. And what was that about pants? He meant underpants didn't he?
China is the biggest owner of US debt ( Gov, Bonds) so you borrow of the Chinese and pay them interest! If they were to sell it all the value of the dollar would plummet, and the economy would crash!
Its made in China because consumers speak with their wallet.
Cheap and good enough till we buy another slightly different one.
Nobody has reacted to 13 storeys high. 1 series sitcom. Sadly overlooked!!!!!
Filthiest teaspoons we'll ever see are tea drinkers teaspoons. Anything that can stain stainless steel can't be good for you. Anyway I'm gutted sean has gone too. I remember when he died i hoped my mate was mistaken as he isn't a comedy fan. Tragic loss innit
Jeremy Vine is the more sensible, less interesting brother of Tim Vine.
RIP Sean.
The China part is actually quite worrying when you think about it 🤣
I never buy anything that I know is made in China, even if it’s less expensive. It’s a political statement.
Why do our news channels and debate shows try to wind us up? He's bang on, makes us all fall out about things that we shouldnt even be thinking about lmao
You need to watch Liegh mack also. Funny and very quick bloke.
Peter Griffin knows America sticks to making corn and cheese burgers
Stop saying Britain or UK he English like me lol how u Canadians doing
Tim vines serious. Older brother. True. Not a comedian.
Every simple thing is made in China? Yeah, you're not wong there.
Jeremy. Vine is Tim Vines brother he is a political editor on BBC.
Jeremy vine is Tim vines older brother and is regarded as a good radio host but is a bit dry and boring for me
I’ve watched the first 2 episodes of the new ted show and it really good.
Jeremy vine, is Tim vine's brorher who is the comedian
Jeremy Vine is a dead ringer for Isaac Newton btw.
His mate bill Bailey I would rate as the best comedian of all time
Jeremy vine is the brother of Tim vine the comedian
I don't get the "thats how I burnt my ear line" what does that mean?
king Boomer ! do not try and bring an image to mind ,therein lies madnesss
You need to check out Sean lock compilation on QI
Have a look at Jethro live woman farts on the bus
review polish cafe with harry enfield
The comedian Tim Vines brother
Jeremy Vine is an enigma, he himself isn't controversial, but if he speaks to you or you're listening to him, chances are you're going to be pissed off.
Like a child asking "are we there yet" every word coming out of his mouth is designed to wind you up.
I hate Jeremy Vine too
Ted is now available as a TV series set In 1993. 7 episodes and it's brilliant. Check it out
Or made in Taiwan