Talking mad trash is called ‘sledging’. A very important part of the game
@richardpegg926523 сағат бұрын
sadly, in the mid 80's al was raped by a salmon - he never got over it
@cynthiaschultheis166023 сағат бұрын
Halloween originated European. Oct. 31st ALL SAINTS DAY Nov. 1st. DIOS DE LA MUERTOS Day of the Dead NOV 2nd.
@alexfletcher5192Күн бұрын
In Britain this guy has never achieved major comic significance. Think on that. Because, from my perspective, he is a genius.
@cynthiaschultheis1660Күн бұрын
DRAMA CLASS!!!
@commonsense9176Күн бұрын
Recommended highly 11 story's with Shan lock and wong right up your street also green wing
@cynthiaschultheis1660Күн бұрын
WHAT A P.I.T.A....Pain in the Ass😵😵😵
@cynthiaschultheis1660Күн бұрын
To think, today June 14, 2024, you have a daughter!!! Princess Boomer, Adrian.❤❤❤❤❤💕💕💕💕
@owensmith4651Күн бұрын
Excellent review. Never heard of Max Fosh before. Cheers Here's an old law from England. Source: The Free Library "An ancient by-law still allows locals born in York to shoot Scotsmen with a bow and arrow within the city walls, if they are out after sunset. It dates from the 13th Century, when William Wallace led his army of patriots south and ravaged the north of England. The law has never been revoked and stands as an example of a time when Eng-land and Scotland were at war. But it hasn't stop thousands of Scots visiting the city and many have settled there. Joseph McHaffie, 84, has lived in the North Yorkshire city since 1962 when he retired from the Royal Engineers. Mr McHaffie, originally from Moss Park, Glasgow, said: "It does not worry me at all. I have lived here a long time and it has always been a very friendly city - I have not been shot at once." Expatriate Maxine Gordon, 30, from Edinburgh, lives and works in York as a journalist. She said: "I am always teased about this at work but I am told the by-law just relates to men so I feel quite safe. "But woe betide anybody who tries to shoot a fellow Scot with a bow and arrow. "We are rough, hairy barbarians and more than a match for anybody from York and would probably respond by giving them a Glasgow kiss." At popular tourist spot The York Dungeons, Scots visitors are threatened with the by-law. A copy of it has pride of place on the wall and actors at the attraction's dark corridors try to identify Scots and scare them with the threat of attack. A spokeswoman for the Scottish Tourist Board said: "We'd advise Scots to avoid the slings and arrows of York and take a safer holiday at home." Acting head of York Police, Superintendent Gary Barnett, said: "As an England rugby supporter who has temporarily lost his sense of humour, I can see the merit of this by-law. "Clearly, though, other laws have superseded this one and, regardless of what has happened with the rugby, we always welcome Scots visitors." Gillian Cruddas, of the York Tourism Bureau, said: "York's a popular destination for Scots. We hope this won't deter visitors from north of the Border, who are always welcome. "We would be happy to loan chain mail from one of our museums if necessary." "
@austinseven4720Күн бұрын
The US food standards are pretty awful for a lot of stuff. The basic difference is that in Europe ingredients /additives have to be proven to be safe before they can be used. In the US, ingredients/additives have to be proven harmful before they are removed. It's wrong. But as you said, money first people 2nd.
@tombo1984Күн бұрын
Greetings King Boomer from the other side of the pond. 🇬🇧 Congratulations on hitting 100k My grandad ironically American retired to a village near Helston which was a short distance from Falmouth. So I used to holiday there every summer. I knew about Operation Chariot from a very young and me and my family always paid our respects at the memorial when down there. It's a stunning location and regardless of it's description of being in a car park. It really is a gorgeous and fitting location for such an amazing sacrifice. All the best anyway.
@WhiteshirtloosetieКүн бұрын
Can remember seeing the belt armour of the Turpitz which is at Duxford. Also to think that the Prinz Eugen that sailed with the Bismark then after the war actually survived two atomic explotions and still survives although sunk in shallow water today. It really gives a perspective taking on challenges like these. Jeremy Clarkson is perfect because he really shows and shares true passion and awe to how on Earth do ordinary people somehow manage to achieve the absolute impossible.
@baileyjoshA13Күн бұрын
The water in James May’s car is when they take fish from one place in Madagascar to another place in Madagascar
@ThewingkongexchangeКүн бұрын
I swear Pacino's acting, voice and even appearance ramped up from 'Scarface' onwards. I'm not saying the giant mountain of cocaine had an affect, but it's an interesting switch.
@ThewingkongexchangeКүн бұрын
You know it's a great Pacino impression when they don't go for the "hoohah"s and Tony Montana lines straight away.
@offalКүн бұрын
Smoking, and licking all the gash he can handle i guess
@offalКүн бұрын
An Interesting fact Peter Serafinowicz is the voice of Darth Maul in the Phantom Menace. and Brian plays Clinton Baptiste (the psychic) from Pheonix nights.
@simonhaslamКүн бұрын
As well as the people you recognised in the background, there was Bronagh Gallagher, who was in The Commitments, Pulp Fiction and The Phantom Menace and Alex Lowe, who has been in lots of TV, but is probably best known as the useless Psychic Clinton Baptiste in Phoenix Nights.
@ptjogaraКүн бұрын
Yay!!!! Move to UK! Or Denmark! I can heartily recommend both countries! Also, in UK speak - "I don't want to see you for a while" means it's over dude.
@Jobch42v4-6Күн бұрын
Check out 419 Eater Letters Archive if you really want to know more about how the experts do it.
@andrewgoodenough1809Күн бұрын
If you tell a brit " we have an impossible job that must be done " we hear " we have a job for you piece of cake see you in the pub after my round "
@ptjogaraКүн бұрын
I love that your daughter is in on Black Books. She just needs Garth Merenghi next and she'll be set for life!
@ptjogaraКүн бұрын
Thanks
@ajivins1Күн бұрын
Neither Pacino nor Deniro are the tallest guys out there...
@technoandrewКүн бұрын
I recommend watching Max’s video “I broke into the International Security Convention”.
@robertgould1345Күн бұрын
Thanks ants. Thants.
@CyberBeep_kenshiКүн бұрын
When you fall into the rabbithole, this awaits you at the bottom 😂
@Orange_FeverКүн бұрын
Max Fosh is great. you'd enjoy many other videos of his.
@leemorris2217Күн бұрын
Here is a random one as you mentioned Benedict Wong. 15 storeys high with Sean lock. Not well known here. I think it was a bit before Sean became well known.
@user-wq1lz7uy4bКүн бұрын
Plebs man
@proskipper1Күн бұрын
Posh Public (private) school still have old uniforms.
@stevechilton3111Күн бұрын
Churchill actually gave the French the opportunity to hand over their warships to us before the Germans got there but they refused leaving him no choice but to bomb the French fleet. Hugely impressed with your knowledge of this event and Lord Mountbattens murder by the IRA. Excellent reaction as always.
@paulholmes458Күн бұрын
The character called Brian in this, the one sitting top left that says that Al Pacino sounds just like his cockney granddad from Hackney. That is actor Alex Lowe who plays psychic Clinton Baptiste from Peter Kay’s Phoenix Nights “I’m getting the word….. Nonce!”
@twitchfixer1344Күн бұрын
Have you not seen Brian Butterfield yet? omg
@samstvshowКүн бұрын
Cafe Nero is a coffee shop and the card is a large mockup of a reward card the shop gave to customers to buy 9 coffees and get one free. He swears he didn't fake the two blue Nero stamps.
@Tubby_brewster82Күн бұрын
Exciting start from Queen boomer feck the squares GIRLLLSS FECK ARSE 🏴👍
@Tubby_brewster82Күн бұрын
Godfarther 3 his voice changed and the expressions terrible movie too
@russellwilliams1071Күн бұрын
😂 cheese shop 😂😂
@AdeboFunkyVoodooКүн бұрын
Wong? Wong? Who the hell is Wong? You mean Prime. A grandmaster of street Countdown.
@johnord684Күн бұрын
As an English man born and bred ,i must say i prefer Baseball,go Blue Jays
@martinbigham2262Күн бұрын
Brian Turn in to Clinton Baptiste on Peter Kay's Phoenix Nights
@Baud2BitsКүн бұрын
This was my childhood.
@benkipgen646Күн бұрын
My two cents on cricket formats for the American non-cricket follower: T20 (20 overs cricket) - A fast paced action movie. Massive fireworks or potential for home runs. Equally, as a bowler (pitcher) it takes considerable skill to survive and excel in the format. ODIs (50 overs cricket) - Probably the most balanced. Enough overs to take your time and put runs on the board. Yet few enough to generate the thrill and excitement that comes with T20. Test Matches (5 day games) - The oldest format and the purists' pick. This is a feature film with context, story, twists and turns. Over a 5-day period, the pitch can deteriorate, resulting in unique conditions depending on who is batting/bowling and when. As an example, while T20 and ODIs are all about the thrill of the chase, test matches are the only format where you can end up with a scenario where: It's day 5 of 5. The shittiest batters (i.e. specialist bowlers) are the only ones left batting. They have to somehow SURVIVE the entire day to tie/draw the game. It's a game of survival as opposed to smashing as many runs as you can.
@nutty784Күн бұрын
The reif fiens one...sorry about the spelling but you have to know who Leonard rossiter is.😊
@MadderMelКүн бұрын
Some of season 1 of Blackadder is really very funny !
@justacommenterКүн бұрын
He does the Beatles super well
@mojokg13Күн бұрын
Oh. My. God, you've struk gold with peter Serafinowicz skits!!!, please, please boomer, react to more of him!!! 😂
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Talking mad trash is called ‘sledging’. A very important part of the game
sadly, in the mid 80's al was raped by a salmon - he never got over it
Halloween originated European. Oct. 31st ALL SAINTS DAY Nov. 1st. DIOS DE LA MUERTOS Day of the Dead NOV 2nd.
In Britain this guy has never achieved major comic significance. Think on that. Because, from my perspective, he is a genius.
DRAMA CLASS!!!
Recommended highly 11 story's with Shan lock and wong right up your street also green wing
WHAT A P.I.T.A....Pain in the Ass😵😵😵
To think, today June 14, 2024, you have a daughter!!! Princess Boomer, Adrian.❤❤❤❤❤💕💕💕💕
Excellent review. Never heard of Max Fosh before. Cheers Here's an old law from England. Source: The Free Library "An ancient by-law still allows locals born in York to shoot Scotsmen with a bow and arrow within the city walls, if they are out after sunset. It dates from the 13th Century, when William Wallace led his army of patriots south and ravaged the north of England. The law has never been revoked and stands as an example of a time when Eng-land and Scotland were at war. But it hasn't stop thousands of Scots visiting the city and many have settled there. Joseph McHaffie, 84, has lived in the North Yorkshire city since 1962 when he retired from the Royal Engineers. Mr McHaffie, originally from Moss Park, Glasgow, said: "It does not worry me at all. I have lived here a long time and it has always been a very friendly city - I have not been shot at once." Expatriate Maxine Gordon, 30, from Edinburgh, lives and works in York as a journalist. She said: "I am always teased about this at work but I am told the by-law just relates to men so I feel quite safe. "But woe betide anybody who tries to shoot a fellow Scot with a bow and arrow. "We are rough, hairy barbarians and more than a match for anybody from York and would probably respond by giving them a Glasgow kiss." At popular tourist spot The York Dungeons, Scots visitors are threatened with the by-law. A copy of it has pride of place on the wall and actors at the attraction's dark corridors try to identify Scots and scare them with the threat of attack. A spokeswoman for the Scottish Tourist Board said: "We'd advise Scots to avoid the slings and arrows of York and take a safer holiday at home." Acting head of York Police, Superintendent Gary Barnett, said: "As an England rugby supporter who has temporarily lost his sense of humour, I can see the merit of this by-law. "Clearly, though, other laws have superseded this one and, regardless of what has happened with the rugby, we always welcome Scots visitors." Gillian Cruddas, of the York Tourism Bureau, said: "York's a popular destination for Scots. We hope this won't deter visitors from north of the Border, who are always welcome. "We would be happy to loan chain mail from one of our museums if necessary." "
The US food standards are pretty awful for a lot of stuff. The basic difference is that in Europe ingredients /additives have to be proven to be safe before they can be used. In the US, ingredients/additives have to be proven harmful before they are removed. It's wrong. But as you said, money first people 2nd.
Greetings King Boomer from the other side of the pond. 🇬🇧 Congratulations on hitting 100k My grandad ironically American retired to a village near Helston which was a short distance from Falmouth. So I used to holiday there every summer. I knew about Operation Chariot from a very young and me and my family always paid our respects at the memorial when down there. It's a stunning location and regardless of it's description of being in a car park. It really is a gorgeous and fitting location for such an amazing sacrifice. All the best anyway.
Can remember seeing the belt armour of the Turpitz which is at Duxford. Also to think that the Prinz Eugen that sailed with the Bismark then after the war actually survived two atomic explotions and still survives although sunk in shallow water today. It really gives a perspective taking on challenges like these. Jeremy Clarkson is perfect because he really shows and shares true passion and awe to how on Earth do ordinary people somehow manage to achieve the absolute impossible.
The water in James May’s car is when they take fish from one place in Madagascar to another place in Madagascar
I swear Pacino's acting, voice and even appearance ramped up from 'Scarface' onwards. I'm not saying the giant mountain of cocaine had an affect, but it's an interesting switch.
You know it's a great Pacino impression when they don't go for the "hoohah"s and Tony Montana lines straight away.
Smoking, and licking all the gash he can handle i guess
An Interesting fact Peter Serafinowicz is the voice of Darth Maul in the Phantom Menace. and Brian plays Clinton Baptiste (the psychic) from Pheonix nights.
As well as the people you recognised in the background, there was Bronagh Gallagher, who was in The Commitments, Pulp Fiction and The Phantom Menace and Alex Lowe, who has been in lots of TV, but is probably best known as the useless Psychic Clinton Baptiste in Phoenix Nights.
Yay!!!! Move to UK! Or Denmark! I can heartily recommend both countries! Also, in UK speak - "I don't want to see you for a while" means it's over dude.
Check out 419 Eater Letters Archive if you really want to know more about how the experts do it.
If you tell a brit " we have an impossible job that must be done " we hear " we have a job for you piece of cake see you in the pub after my round "
I love that your daughter is in on Black Books. She just needs Garth Merenghi next and she'll be set for life!
Thanks
Neither Pacino nor Deniro are the tallest guys out there...
I recommend watching Max’s video “I broke into the International Security Convention”.
Thanks ants. Thants.
When you fall into the rabbithole, this awaits you at the bottom 😂
Max Fosh is great. you'd enjoy many other videos of his.
Here is a random one as you mentioned Benedict Wong. 15 storeys high with Sean lock. Not well known here. I think it was a bit before Sean became well known.
Plebs man
Posh Public (private) school still have old uniforms.
Churchill actually gave the French the opportunity to hand over their warships to us before the Germans got there but they refused leaving him no choice but to bomb the French fleet. Hugely impressed with your knowledge of this event and Lord Mountbattens murder by the IRA. Excellent reaction as always.
The character called Brian in this, the one sitting top left that says that Al Pacino sounds just like his cockney granddad from Hackney. That is actor Alex Lowe who plays psychic Clinton Baptiste from Peter Kay’s Phoenix Nights “I’m getting the word….. Nonce!”
Have you not seen Brian Butterfield yet? omg
Cafe Nero is a coffee shop and the card is a large mockup of a reward card the shop gave to customers to buy 9 coffees and get one free. He swears he didn't fake the two blue Nero stamps.
Exciting start from Queen boomer feck the squares GIRLLLSS FECK ARSE 🏴👍
Godfarther 3 his voice changed and the expressions terrible movie too
😂 cheese shop 😂😂
Wong? Wong? Who the hell is Wong? You mean Prime. A grandmaster of street Countdown.
As an English man born and bred ,i must say i prefer Baseball,go Blue Jays
Brian Turn in to Clinton Baptiste on Peter Kay's Phoenix Nights
This was my childhood.
My two cents on cricket formats for the American non-cricket follower: T20 (20 overs cricket) - A fast paced action movie. Massive fireworks or potential for home runs. Equally, as a bowler (pitcher) it takes considerable skill to survive and excel in the format. ODIs (50 overs cricket) - Probably the most balanced. Enough overs to take your time and put runs on the board. Yet few enough to generate the thrill and excitement that comes with T20. Test Matches (5 day games) - The oldest format and the purists' pick. This is a feature film with context, story, twists and turns. Over a 5-day period, the pitch can deteriorate, resulting in unique conditions depending on who is batting/bowling and when. As an example, while T20 and ODIs are all about the thrill of the chase, test matches are the only format where you can end up with a scenario where: It's day 5 of 5. The shittiest batters (i.e. specialist bowlers) are the only ones left batting. They have to somehow SURVIVE the entire day to tie/draw the game. It's a game of survival as opposed to smashing as many runs as you can.
The reif fiens one...sorry about the spelling but you have to know who Leonard rossiter is.😊
Some of season 1 of Blackadder is really very funny !
He does the Beatles super well
Oh. My. God, you've struk gold with peter Serafinowicz skits!!!, please, please boomer, react to more of him!!! 😂
You need to watch Come fly with me!
Serafino-witch
geezer in the denim shirt is clinton baptiste