The lorry with the open door is part of a transport company EDdie STObart, with the capitalised letters on the other door not visible in the picture. Leaving "die bart"......in the popular catoon series "The Simpsons" the mischievous son is called Bart and his nemesis who tried to kill him is the character "Sideshow Bob." That part of the clip should make sense now. Lots of cultural references to put together.
The "how long did this interview last?" one is showing Michael Fassbender and James McAvoy (young Erik Lensherr/Magneto and young Charles Xavier/Professor X, from the X-Men movies) together, and Sir Ian McKellen and Sir Patrick Stewart (the older versions of those characters). The interview must have lasted 50 years 🤣 To get the "Sideshow Bob/Die Bart" reference you need to watch The Simpsons - all the episodes!
@4.01...Ok we are getting pranked. The way you said "I'm sofa king happy" sounded more British than me! Even down to the emotion I feel when I drop my pizza after a long night out
Tony, aged 36, having his birthday at Legoland. Reminds me of the time I took all my friends to the Panto for my birthday. The Dame & Buttons asked if anyone was celebrating their Birthday. There were several kids aged 5-9 and me. I was 27!😁 Before going several of my friends had never been to a panto before and whinged that it was for kids. They all loved it, one ended up on stage singing the panto song and got a goodie bag and they all wanted to go again the next year!😀 It's funny but the older I get the more childish I get and the less I care about doing some embarrassing.🙂
Top Gear is currently off air on BBC due to injury to former Cricketer Andrew Flintoff MBE. The Grand Tour programme on Amazon will be finishing once the last programme runs. Jeremy Clarkson former lead on Top Gear and The Grand Tour has officially has officially split from Richard Hammond and James May, who are doing their programmes on Discovery + Hammond and May on Amazon.
These are really funny but if you don't know the things they are referencing it is very difficult to get the humour. I feel the same when watching videos about the United States as they often reference tv shows etc that I have never even heard of ! The first one was a machine at an arcade which you drop coins into, it moves back and forth eventually knocking coins off (that you get to collect) in an earthquake you would hit the jackpot. The text message is referencing the disclaimer that phone competitions put out about asking the permission of the person who pays the bill so some clever dick looked up a man called Bill Payer and asked his permission. Luckily Bill had a sense of humour. legoland is a theme park for young children, Tony's name was at the bottom of the list....he was in his 30's Lots of people have explained the rest of them xxx
The portacabins at 4:48 are cynical about *Temporary* portacabins at schools, I remember when they arrived at mine they were there 10 years later, until part of the school burnt down and they rebuilt it.
And exactly how much do you know about the culture and geography of the Indian sub continent. For example do you know the original name of Bangladesh why it was changed and what's happening there right now? As far as international law and history are concerned the UK has been one nation since the seventeenth century your pathetic need to be important and a victim shouldn't be taken out on nice people on TH-cam just trying to entertain and learn.
@@ianjardine7324 The UK is a political union, you can argue Britain is a country because before the Romans arrived it had already been established as a unitary culture via the spread of the Orcadians throughout the entire island. You are totally correct, it's unreasonable for anyone to expect anyone not from the UK to understand UK intricacies, FFS we Brits couldn't tell anyone how France works, or even Portugal who we've been allied to for longer than any other 2 countries have been allied. The OP should just be happy that folk abroad are interested enough to be arsed to try and find out in the first place, I suspect the OP wouldn't do likewise, still hypocrites got hypocrite I suppose.
Another great video! Love your channel 😄 ❤
The lorry with the open door is part of a transport company EDdie STObart, with the capitalised letters on the other door not visible in the picture. Leaving "die bart"......in the popular catoon series "The Simpsons" the mischievous son is called Bart and his nemesis who tried to kill him is the character "Sideshow Bob." That part of the clip should make sense now. Lots of cultural references to put together.
The "how long did this interview last?" one is showing Michael Fassbender and James McAvoy (young Erik Lensherr/Magneto and young Charles Xavier/Professor X, from the X-Men movies) together, and Sir Ian McKellen and Sir Patrick Stewart (the older versions of those characters). The interview must have lasted 50 years 🤣
To get the "Sideshow Bob/Die Bart" reference you need to watch The Simpsons - all the episodes!
@4.01...Ok we are getting pranked. The way you said "I'm sofa king happy" sounded more British than me! Even down to the emotion I feel when I drop my pizza after a long night out
Tony, aged 36, having his birthday at Legoland.
Reminds me of the time I took all my friends to the Panto for my birthday. The Dame & Buttons asked if anyone was celebrating their Birthday. There were several kids aged 5-9 and me. I was 27!😁
Before going several of my friends had never been to a panto before and whinged that it was for kids.
They all loved it, one ended up on stage singing the panto song and got a goodie bag and they all wanted to go again the next year!😀
It's funny but the older I get the more childish I get and the less I care about doing some embarrassing.🙂
Great reaction 😊 Btw beans on toast with worcester sauce😋
Worcester sauce!! Scandalous . . . it has to be HP Sauce!!
@@bonand007 lol
The Geordie one means “Alcohol storage, pet” - Pet means Mate or Darling or similar up there
Top Gear is currently off air on BBC due to injury to former Cricketer Andrew Flintoff MBE. The Grand Tour programme on Amazon will be finishing once the last programme runs. Jeremy Clarkson former lead on Top Gear and The Grand Tour has officially has officially split from Richard Hammond and James May, who are doing their programmes on Discovery + Hammond and May on Amazon.
The UK trick is to check if they have barriers and know what train your jumping even before purchasing a ticket 👍🏻
Round me the trains are free in the evening, no barriers or staff so a nice jump on jump off service.
I'm British, and that was hysterical. :D
Added fun working out which ones they didn't get.
These are really funny but if you don't know the things they are referencing it is very difficult to get the humour. I feel the same when watching videos about the United States as they often reference tv shows etc that I have never even heard of ! The first one was a machine at an arcade which you drop coins into, it moves back and forth eventually knocking coins off (that you get to collect) in an earthquake you would hit the jackpot. The text message is referencing the disclaimer that phone competitions put out about asking the permission of the person who pays the bill so some clever dick looked up a man called Bill Payer and asked his permission. Luckily Bill had a sense of humour. legoland is a theme park for young children, Tony's name was at the bottom of the list....he was in his 30's Lots of people have explained the rest of them xxx
The portacabins at 4:48 are cynical about *Temporary* portacabins at schools, I remember when they arrived at mine they were there 10 years later, until part of the school burnt down and they rebuilt it.
7:44 half your British and American audience screamed in disbelief at your Star Wars preference.
It's Dr Who...
In all fairness I could probably not name any Indian shows so I'll let it slide Lol
the uk is not a country !!!??? it is 4 countries!!! god!!
And exactly how much do you know about the culture and geography of the Indian sub continent. For example do you know the original name of Bangladesh why it was changed and what's happening there right now? As far as international law and history are concerned the UK has been one nation since the seventeenth century your pathetic need to be important and a victim shouldn't be taken out on nice people on TH-cam just trying to entertain and learn.
@@ianjardine7324
The UK is a political union, you can argue Britain is a country because before the Romans arrived it had already been established as a unitary culture via the spread of the Orcadians throughout the entire island. You are totally correct, it's unreasonable for anyone to expect anyone not from the UK to understand UK intricacies, FFS we Brits couldn't tell anyone how France works, or even Portugal who we've been allied to for longer than any other 2 countries have been allied. The OP should just be happy that folk abroad are interested enough to be arsed to try and find out in the first place, I suspect the OP wouldn't do likewise, still hypocrites got hypocrite I suppose.