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Posted on 11/13/2025 6:20:42 AM PST by fuzzylogic
Very funny AI video mocking the BBC and their lies (Trump speech). For those that have enjoyed British comedy over the years, you'll recognize many of the characters and shows contained in it. Lots of pretty girls ;) Anti "woke BBC" to the extreme.
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What do you think was the best part?
Jimmy Saville.
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BBC banned Johnny Rotten because he dared talk about Savile.
Cobbers? Gobblers? I don’t get the British slang. Doesn’t make sense. Not funny.
Some of it is Cockney rhyming slang; ‘cobblers’ means nonsense or load of nonsense.
‘Auntie’ is a euphemism for the BBC.
They probably don’t ‘get’ some of our slang either.
There...fixed. (Learn how to write.)
Basil singing along.
I miss Benny Hill
Learn not to be a jerk. This isn’t an essay.
You get a B- in civility.
Then why comment? Clearly many disagree. It makes perfect sense to those that understand the content.
...so many lacking humor here.
I’m so glad we have the grammar police here to point out all of our incredibly horrible mistakesā¦ š
Do you have something worthwhile to add or are you just here to correct people?
“You get a B- in civility.”
Rather than just politely accepting the constructive criticism, you lash out - so you get a “C” in civility.
That wasnāt constructive criticism.
It was a poster salivating at the opportunity to play grammar Nazi because his or her life is small and miserable.
Because what I wrote was NOT grammatically incorrect in the first place. Less precise? Yes. Wrong? No.
Get over yourself, there was nothing ‘constructive’ about it, just rudeness.
In addition, as conservatives, we should always consider how our comments might be received by NEW members - mindful of not driving them away with elitist and snobby attitudes like yours.
If you can’t say something nice...
Both are grammatically correct.
“Who” would be preferred in British English (while both are grammatically correct even in British English), while “that” is the norm in American English, especially in an informal context.
...appreciate you.
Too many stuffy folks here on FR sometimes. You’d like to believe we try to keep members and attract new ones.
He was being a tool.
About half the posts here are made by phone.
By the time quickcorrect arbitrarily chooses whatever word it decides I am trying to write, Iām just lucky anyone can vaguely understand me.
I think it’s important to use grammar correctly. I believe that people would always prefer to do any endeavor correctly, no matter what the activity. If you think it is uncivilized to correct misused English, that’s fine.
Search my posts and judge for yourself.
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