Always reminds me of the cowardly lion out of the wizard of Oz
@andrewjohnston28508 күн бұрын
used to hate hale & pace as a kid, Sunday nights back to school on Monday
@timp863111 күн бұрын
About as funny as piles 💩
@jamesbomd350313 күн бұрын
These guys were the first to take the piss out of the antique roadshow it was taboo Television at the time late on Sunday night after the kids have gone to bed but that was way back in the last century. I can still hear my Mum and Dad pissing themselves with laughter now As I tried to get some sleep Ready for school the next morning
@anthonyjordan510314 күн бұрын
This was comedy at its best.
@malcwhite14 күн бұрын
They weren't funny then and they aren't funny now.
@martinworld72146 сағат бұрын
well this aint the best but to imply they weren't funny is broadly speaking , just wrong
@jashary1517 күн бұрын
I remember the Blackout of 1977, I was 16 1/2 going on 17.
@Beedee72918 күн бұрын
What a load of bollocks
@jimmyrodasmolestina9793 ай бұрын
I was ten years old every one came out side with candles and flashlights
@Winterov5 ай бұрын
Saddam had the younger brother 'qusay' as his heir, as he said uday, the eldest son, was too evil! And that's coming from saddam!
@Mz775193 ай бұрын
Not true! Saddam had a great family!
@nickyboy220719896 ай бұрын
Really you just cut off the best bit?
@b8nnytez7 ай бұрын
😂😂😂
@discount85087 ай бұрын
@The_Unintelligent_Speculator7 ай бұрын
It’s an early 18th Century piece.
@dickbrocke7 ай бұрын
It could also depend on how deeply you applied the philosophy and how it was expressed, and whether giving it up meant giving up sharing it with others who said they disapproved of the philosophy expressed, irrespective or whether of not they did (disapprove).
@aaronstately7 ай бұрын
The philosophers stone will always be hated and found in the mud.
@dickbrocke7 ай бұрын
@@aaronstately The philosopher's stone might well be hated by some, but it might also not be hated by others. It could, perhaps, even be loved the way a god is loved. Hypothetically, if the stone was found, both the bullion and diamond industry might hate it. Imagine all of those pieces of coal ending up producing so many multi-diamond rings and tiaras. The British Royal Family would become very jealous. And how about all of that lead, transformed and later traded as certified gold? Given the right conditions and (if you accept that the philosopher's stone as being a tangible and movable object, it seems likely that it could be (or have been) transported to a muddy location by some means. If so, I wonder if it would remain there, (so that it would always be located in the same muddy place), because something or other might just shift it from time to time (even if temporarily shifting it out of the mud to clean it up so that they could take a good look at it). Yes, that's very deep. Thanks for giving me even more to deliberate on and over now. Darn, it's now got me started on that noisy kitchen tap again, going drip, drip, drip ect. I wish that darned tap would just be quiet once in a while. Meanwhile, Project Magnum Opus continues, I guess (perhaps in earnest).
@jakubkrcma7 ай бұрын
🤣And the prostitute sketch that follows was hilarious as well.
@OffGridInvestor8 ай бұрын
I remember on the real show, the guy who come in with chinese plates. No more than 2 years old, worth $5. He went into a huff
@gordonhickson75248 ай бұрын
Excellent comedians
@hugoagogo94358 ай бұрын
They were funny at the time. But hilarious today when you see the sh£& comedy we have now
@wpl955g98 ай бұрын
Vinegar Strokes! I only thought they used that in Viz!😊
@rheffic19718 ай бұрын
best radio programme since Welles' WAR OF THE WORLD.
@arserobinson71189 ай бұрын
They are cleverly mocking the real reason anyone watches the Antiques Roadshow, the audience just wants to know how much everything is worth in cash.
@mrknobchopps10 күн бұрын
No shit Sherlock
@minbari736 күн бұрын
"cleverly mocking" in the most over the top and obvious way possible.
@user-gn7ej6vt6b9 ай бұрын
This is so very funny 😂
@maikuljay9 ай бұрын
Kraftwerk are actually performing at a festival near me for the first time in my life. I have waited so long for this moment to attend as Baron Von Wortzenburger
@keithwilson60609 ай бұрын
Doug was too gentle with these heathens. There is a place for castigation and shame.
@unc15899 ай бұрын
I’m raised in the Bronx. I was used to rough. I lived on the concourse and was on the terrace when the lights went out. I looked south and the lights went out in sections. I followed it right and same thing. Then I hit the streets to hook up with the guys. We had no problems. It lasted a long time.
@AreU_A_God10 ай бұрын
Now imma go find the warzone one😂
@cbsketch110 ай бұрын
Good thing happen to bad ppl and bad things happen to good ppl they both win sad way a win a win bittersweet
@Shytot-110 ай бұрын
John Lennox is a name-dropping fraud, he talks a lot but actually says very little. His answer to everything is "God did it", which means he doesn't provide an answer to any question. The most important questions are not answered by philosophy, because philosophy does not provide answers, all philosophy does is allow people to talk about the questions. Philosophy is like praying, the only person to benefit is the person doing the philosophising and the praying.
@beverlyledbetter490611 ай бұрын
I was on my way home from the library when the blackout hit in 1965. It felt almost like Judgement Day!😳
@charlesharper9694 Жыл бұрын
Y'all no people be saying theres day are bad they are crazy it was bad 77 all the wayto98 then the city started to get better it's not great now but it's a dam whole lot better then the old wars days I was 13 years old then in 77 and I seen it all
@aaronstately Жыл бұрын
Do you know the reason it starts to get get better is because of Roe V Wade, Abortion became readily available in the lower class, this also meant most ppl having abortion where afro american... which has resulted in more afrincan american babys being aborted in New york than are born.
@neiljohnson5351 Жыл бұрын
They were dispensable bodyguards, i doubt that sick fcuk had any friends.
@Mz77519 Жыл бұрын
Uday 💪💪😂 great guy! Sad he is dead
@mrwhite292 Жыл бұрын
Good old days, justice and peace
@IMSTRAIGHTUP150 Жыл бұрын
My friends and, I were on Times Square when the lights went out. We were going to the movies. Thank goodness we drove downtown that night. We got back in the car and, went back home. I sat in my bedroom for the rest of the night, watching people running through the streets with stolen furniture, freezers and, cop cars chasing people. It was crazy. The next day, in East Harlem, the third avenue shopping area had a lot of stores and, they had a been broken in to. Their locked gates were all torn down and, their windows were busted open. The area looked like a war zone.
@nickmele9968 Жыл бұрын
And it’s still in chaos
@charlesharper9694 Жыл бұрын
Na no way it was very very bad back then and the 80 and90very bad era it not perfect now but it's a whole lot better than before I tell you that I'll seen it all
@sagartrivedi3242 Жыл бұрын
Nice
@renjder Жыл бұрын
Im fron iraq and this is my country when u get to power .i have always like udai because he was the son of..
@BigDaddy-vr2ut Жыл бұрын
Uday is dead now
@Mz77519 Жыл бұрын
Yes 😢😢😢
@theeverydayillusion7790 Жыл бұрын
I remember a kurd from north iraq told me after the invasion that the whole Region will be in flames if Saddam is gone. He was so right.
@jvegazorro Жыл бұрын
Could you solve it?
@hannistuhl8621 Жыл бұрын
I have the same problem. Were you able to get it working again?
@hugeelen4 ай бұрын
@@hannistuhl8621 I am not an expert. I opened it, 3 screws at the bottom, inside a rubber dissolved in my player. At this moment I do not know if this rubber is still available, nor do I know how this rubber was placed.
@HayooMarvin Жыл бұрын
Scumbags
@Mz77519 Жыл бұрын
And you???
@bigpauly2703 Жыл бұрын
sad when you are a german and all of these things are just not funny in your language cause they are straight forward german without acent
@switzerlandful Жыл бұрын
10:40 He didn't lose anything... The ascending back into heaven & ruling was not a sacrifice or a loss. This guy's question is so flawed it made no sense. The sacrifice part was prior to that (I'm curious if he's aware of what crucifixion is or what it'd be like to be punished for the sins/crimes of others by God). Regardless, the resurrection, ascension & ruling would be a victorious, triumphant and fitting thing for Jesus after defeating death & the sin question and being glorified.
@switzerlandful Жыл бұрын
The questions many of these kids were asking seemed to betray a poor understanding of the topics or of Christianity in general. Many of them also didn't seem to be asking in very good faith or they were irritated at the speaker or trying unsuccessfully to make him look stupid. I hope this is not the state of colleges or universities now days.
@switzerlandful Жыл бұрын
I wish Doug still would have called them out however. Kids need to be told how to improve their questions. Constructive criticism is much needed today. I also wish the students would say if they think their question got answered. I like to see things get wrapped up instead of left open. But then again, I guess they only have so much time. This Q/A was honestly pretty atrocious on the part of the students. However, Doug seemed to do a good job regardless of whether they understood him.
@DealthTheGreat8 ай бұрын
@@switzerlandfulLGBT is a cult that’s based on the degradation of humanity and rebellion of God. So of course they’d be disrespectful to Pastor Doug. This is the modern university system, spoiled kids inside an echo chamber.
@Whatsittuya407 Жыл бұрын
Love you pastor Doug. Brass balls and love for the Gospel and the lost. God bless
@princearthur4946 Жыл бұрын
Uday Hussein was one mentally derailed bastard.
@Mz77519 Жыл бұрын
You did not know him ! Traitor
@JaguarCats Жыл бұрын
Okay! I'm pretty sure that the status of limitations would had run out YEARS ago. Legally those paintings should had gone to Grandpa Simpson.
@BDNeon Жыл бұрын
The Germans stole them in the first place. That was the whole thing with all that art that was captured, it had been looted wholesale from everywhere the Nazis invaded. What actually happens, when things work right, is that it goes back to the ORIGINAL original owners, who it was stolen from. Unless you're Russian in which case you just hide it away in a warehouse in your country. I look forward to the day that country faces the same reckoning the Nazis did.
@anthonysmall7978 Жыл бұрын
At 17 once the lights went out, I went outside to see where the fellas were they were standing in front of the schoolyard in the pitch black dark lol.
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Always reminds me of the cowardly lion out of the wizard of Oz
used to hate hale & pace as a kid, Sunday nights back to school on Monday
About as funny as piles 💩
These guys were the first to take the piss out of the antique roadshow it was taboo Television at the time late on Sunday night after the kids have gone to bed but that was way back in the last century. I can still hear my Mum and Dad pissing themselves with laughter now As I tried to get some sleep Ready for school the next morning
This was comedy at its best.
They weren't funny then and they aren't funny now.
well this aint the best but to imply they weren't funny is broadly speaking , just wrong
I remember the Blackout of 1977, I was 16 1/2 going on 17.
What a load of bollocks
I was ten years old every one came out side with candles and flashlights
Saddam had the younger brother 'qusay' as his heir, as he said uday, the eldest son, was too evil! And that's coming from saddam!
Not true! Saddam had a great family!
Really you just cut off the best bit?
😂😂😂
It’s an early 18th Century piece.
It could also depend on how deeply you applied the philosophy and how it was expressed, and whether giving it up meant giving up sharing it with others who said they disapproved of the philosophy expressed, irrespective or whether of not they did (disapprove).
The philosophers stone will always be hated and found in the mud.
@@aaronstately The philosopher's stone might well be hated by some, but it might also not be hated by others. It could, perhaps, even be loved the way a god is loved. Hypothetically, if the stone was found, both the bullion and diamond industry might hate it. Imagine all of those pieces of coal ending up producing so many multi-diamond rings and tiaras. The British Royal Family would become very jealous. And how about all of that lead, transformed and later traded as certified gold? Given the right conditions and (if you accept that the philosopher's stone as being a tangible and movable object, it seems likely that it could be (or have been) transported to a muddy location by some means. If so, I wonder if it would remain there, (so that it would always be located in the same muddy place), because something or other might just shift it from time to time (even if temporarily shifting it out of the mud to clean it up so that they could take a good look at it). Yes, that's very deep. Thanks for giving me even more to deliberate on and over now. Darn, it's now got me started on that noisy kitchen tap again, going drip, drip, drip ect. I wish that darned tap would just be quiet once in a while. Meanwhile, Project Magnum Opus continues, I guess (perhaps in earnest).
🤣And the prostitute sketch that follows was hilarious as well.
I remember on the real show, the guy who come in with chinese plates. No more than 2 years old, worth $5. He went into a huff
Excellent comedians
They were funny at the time. But hilarious today when you see the sh£& comedy we have now
Vinegar Strokes! I only thought they used that in Viz!😊
best radio programme since Welles' WAR OF THE WORLD.
They are cleverly mocking the real reason anyone watches the Antiques Roadshow, the audience just wants to know how much everything is worth in cash.
No shit Sherlock
"cleverly mocking" in the most over the top and obvious way possible.
This is so very funny 😂
Kraftwerk are actually performing at a festival near me for the first time in my life. I have waited so long for this moment to attend as Baron Von Wortzenburger
Doug was too gentle with these heathens. There is a place for castigation and shame.
I’m raised in the Bronx. I was used to rough. I lived on the concourse and was on the terrace when the lights went out. I looked south and the lights went out in sections. I followed it right and same thing. Then I hit the streets to hook up with the guys. We had no problems. It lasted a long time.
Now imma go find the warzone one😂
Good thing happen to bad ppl and bad things happen to good ppl they both win sad way a win a win bittersweet
John Lennox is a name-dropping fraud, he talks a lot but actually says very little. His answer to everything is "God did it", which means he doesn't provide an answer to any question. The most important questions are not answered by philosophy, because philosophy does not provide answers, all philosophy does is allow people to talk about the questions. Philosophy is like praying, the only person to benefit is the person doing the philosophising and the praying.
I was on my way home from the library when the blackout hit in 1965. It felt almost like Judgement Day!😳
Y'all no people be saying theres day are bad they are crazy it was bad 77 all the wayto98 then the city started to get better it's not great now but it's a dam whole lot better then the old wars days I was 13 years old then in 77 and I seen it all
Do you know the reason it starts to get get better is because of Roe V Wade, Abortion became readily available in the lower class, this also meant most ppl having abortion where afro american... which has resulted in more afrincan american babys being aborted in New york than are born.
They were dispensable bodyguards, i doubt that sick fcuk had any friends.
Uday 💪💪😂 great guy! Sad he is dead
Good old days, justice and peace
My friends and, I were on Times Square when the lights went out. We were going to the movies. Thank goodness we drove downtown that night. We got back in the car and, went back home. I sat in my bedroom for the rest of the night, watching people running through the streets with stolen furniture, freezers and, cop cars chasing people. It was crazy. The next day, in East Harlem, the third avenue shopping area had a lot of stores and, they had a been broken in to. Their locked gates were all torn down and, their windows were busted open. The area looked like a war zone.
And it’s still in chaos
Na no way it was very very bad back then and the 80 and90very bad era it not perfect now but it's a whole lot better than before I tell you that I'll seen it all
Nice
Im fron iraq and this is my country when u get to power .i have always like udai because he was the son of..
Uday is dead now
Yes 😢😢😢
I remember a kurd from north iraq told me after the invasion that the whole Region will be in flames if Saddam is gone. He was so right.
Could you solve it?
I have the same problem. Were you able to get it working again?
@@hannistuhl8621 I am not an expert. I opened it, 3 screws at the bottom, inside a rubber dissolved in my player. At this moment I do not know if this rubber is still available, nor do I know how this rubber was placed.
Scumbags
And you???
sad when you are a german and all of these things are just not funny in your language cause they are straight forward german without acent
10:40 He didn't lose anything... The ascending back into heaven & ruling was not a sacrifice or a loss. This guy's question is so flawed it made no sense. The sacrifice part was prior to that (I'm curious if he's aware of what crucifixion is or what it'd be like to be punished for the sins/crimes of others by God). Regardless, the resurrection, ascension & ruling would be a victorious, triumphant and fitting thing for Jesus after defeating death & the sin question and being glorified.
The questions many of these kids were asking seemed to betray a poor understanding of the topics or of Christianity in general. Many of them also didn't seem to be asking in very good faith or they were irritated at the speaker or trying unsuccessfully to make him look stupid. I hope this is not the state of colleges or universities now days.
I wish Doug still would have called them out however. Kids need to be told how to improve their questions. Constructive criticism is much needed today. I also wish the students would say if they think their question got answered. I like to see things get wrapped up instead of left open. But then again, I guess they only have so much time. This Q/A was honestly pretty atrocious on the part of the students. However, Doug seemed to do a good job regardless of whether they understood him.
@@switzerlandfulLGBT is a cult that’s based on the degradation of humanity and rebellion of God. So of course they’d be disrespectful to Pastor Doug. This is the modern university system, spoiled kids inside an echo chamber.
Love you pastor Doug. Brass balls and love for the Gospel and the lost. God bless
Uday Hussein was one mentally derailed bastard.
You did not know him ! Traitor
Okay! I'm pretty sure that the status of limitations would had run out YEARS ago. Legally those paintings should had gone to Grandpa Simpson.
The Germans stole them in the first place. That was the whole thing with all that art that was captured, it had been looted wholesale from everywhere the Nazis invaded. What actually happens, when things work right, is that it goes back to the ORIGINAL original owners, who it was stolen from. Unless you're Russian in which case you just hide it away in a warehouse in your country. I look forward to the day that country faces the same reckoning the Nazis did.
At 17 once the lights went out, I went outside to see where the fellas were they were standing in front of the schoolyard in the pitch black dark lol.
It hurts to see others live your dreams
Uday great guy 😂
0:29 lol
😂😂😂😂😂😂
This man could have saved Iraq
Uday 💪💪💪💪