I wanted a gap year after I finished college at 18, my dad told me "Over my dead body" I ended up in a full time job, never went to uni and still working now at 27 haha... at least that's what I'll tell the police. 🤣
I too was a fan of the "C" word after I learnt it for the first time at school back when British schools were true places of learning (mainly how to swear and fight). We're talking quite a few decades ago, but I am not prepared to say how many. The trouble is, I made the mistake of using the "C" word in front of my older sister when I was 14 and her response was to slap me across my beardless cheek and berate me for a full 20 minutes. I love and respect my sister (now I mean - then, she just scared the shit out of me), so I never used that ugly sexual oath ever again. Apart from, that is, in moments of everyday extreme stress like driving to work, watching important football matches or, shopping or, on occasion, when I'm teaching. With that last one, I usually manage to moderate my language and employ the much milder phrase "fucking wanker" instead. It works wonders with most students when they are being cunts.
Like most things we now frown upon or deem to be 'naughty', it was the VIctorians Wot Done It, as The Sun would say. The word 'cunt' was in common usage in Chaucer's age. The Victorian's also used to cover piano legs because they were sexual. FFS.
back in the day when i was about 10 someone said to me ask your dad what bollocks means yep i never sat down for a few days jesus he hit the roof and my mother told him to stop hitting me around the head.....
King Boomer, On 14 January 2015, Murray announced his formation of the "Free United Kingdom Party" (FUKP) and declared his candidacy, deploying his Pub Landlord persona, for the parlimantary seat of South Thanet running against UKIPleader Nigel as Parlimtary candidatein the 2015 general election Murray's agent, Dan Lloyd, told the BBC "it's definitely happening". The party's logo is an upside-down pound sign, not dissimilar to UKIP's purple and gold pound sign. Murray said: "it seems to me that the UK is ready for a bloke waving a pint around, offering common sense solutions", adding: "let it be known that like many of the parliamentary hopefuls in the forthcoming election, I have no idea where South Thanet is - but did that stop Nargaret Thatcher from saving the Falkland Islands? No!” There is also a TED Talk on You tube that he did to explain why he stood as candidate.
Tips for tourists: The bit you couldn't understand was "Gap Years" which is the habit of some students to take a year off between college or sixth form and University and go travelling. Usually a habit of the kids of the wealthy middle class. Fun Fact - Al Murray (in character as the pub Landlord) actually DID stand for election to parliament against Nigel Farage in 2015 !!
A gap year is something some people do over here. So basically you get free college (not university) or 6th form. You get 2 years before you have to pay but you can split them into two and take what we call a gap year, so you take a year off to go travelling or something just before the end of school or before starting 6th form or college so you can try find yourself and work out what you want to do in life
I live in Essex not from here originally but somehow ended living here i agree essex should be walled off to prevent the lowering of the national average IQ.
Once in a while there is something that makes me laugh so hard that I feel a little sad afterwards that the moment has passed and the 'trying to sleep with a 6th former was the best in years. I just lost it. I mean when I started secondary school there was one 6th form girl who everyone was blown away by. She was radiant. She ran off to France with a PE teacher. Bastard.
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Al Murry did stand for election, he gave a lecture at Oxford university about it it is on TH-cam, he stood for the fu party, his experiences are quite funny
We love 'cheeky humour'. It doesn't offend here, as long as it's in the right context. We just laugh like you did. We already have warnings before 70s' 80's and 90's tv programmes, as it may offend. Not many of us are offended.
Hey Boomer! That Romanian picking apples joke - lots of Eastern Europeans worked in agriculture as most Brits won't do the backbreaking, low paid work. And now the East Europeans have gone, we've got fields full of rotten unpicked veg.
To confirm what another said Gap Year is where a student takes a year out of studying and they usually go travelling and wasting time they normally travel halfway around the work on their parents money and when they run out money send an email asking for more money to be sent to their bank account
Gap year - Students take a year off from doing fk all in Uni so they can get some life experience doing fk all in a different country. It prepares them for a life of disappointment after they get their interpretative dance degree
The crazy thing is he got so much support he backed out because he did it as a joke but we hate all existing politicians so much he got a lot of support and dropped out lol
he most definatly would have won ( and every one knew it ) and i loved the panic from the other parties at the time , showing up their policies to be ...... % rubbish.
The County of Kent he mentioned is in the Southeast of England and borders The English Channel (of which France of across the water). Interestingly, there is an area called Thanet that Nigel Farage once tried to stand for MP (and failed), and I believe Al Murray also stood to try and takes votes off him. I also live in Thanet, it has very "interesting" politics down this way.
Al Murray actually ran for parliament On 14 January 2015, Murray announced his formation of the "Free United Kingdom Party" (FUKP) and declared his candidacy, deploying his Pub Landlord persona, for the seat of South Thanet running against UKIP leader Nigel Farage, as parliamentary candidate in the 2015 general election.
Before Al Murray was a comedian, he was an impressionist. He could make all sorts of strange noises, from a creaking door to a machine gun. He is very different to what we are use to now, but if you are interested I will leave a link below... th-cam.com/video/BLAKQUeqd0U/w-d-xo.html
Gap year is when someone finishes their education at school, and then takes a year off (Gap year) before they start university or work. Most travel to far parts of the world to work or to experience other people & cultures.
He did a Ted Talk (as himself not the Landlord) after the elections. It's on youtube somewhere (or just go to TED). Well worth a watch as it gives a good insight to how our local elections are run.
A gap year is what a lot of student take from leaving "school" & going to university to travel, see Asia, the world really to get some life experiance & blow of some of the pressure of finishing all thier exams & starting a differant learning regime at Uni, if you are rich enough of coarse.
Gap year is the year people look after little animals called gaps. They mainly live wild in the london underground. Sometimes you'll hear staff talking on the tannoy asking you to mind the gap, thats when their young are running about.
Casual labour quite often comes from abroad .... he's hinting that so many of them came over to England for this little interlude of picking apples. Kent is in the South East of England where the Dover ferry terminal is located. The Euro tunnel departs from Folkestone, also in Kent. Students, if they've got the money (or their parents do) take a year away from everything and travel the world before settling down to a "proper job" - it's called a GAP year.
He said Gap Years which some kids take a year out to travel before they go to University, this would be a Gap Year. Hope this helps. Thanks for all the entertainment. A "Bookie" is a turf accountant who makes his living taking bets for all kinds of sports, electtions and everything else you would want to gamble on. Bit of an old 'un but maybe try a bit of Bob Monkhouse he is dead now but was an outstanding stand up and always came up with quick comic retorts.
Somerset is a county in the South West of England famous for its cider, hence the apples. Eastern Europeans used to do a lot of harvesting work in labour intensive manual roles like this across several counties.
Glad it seems your back is a little better (unless this was filmed slightly earlier) And as others have said this guy did a TED talk, worth a watch even in personal time. Others have answered Gap Year so I'm redundant and outta here ;) Great reaction!
I grew up on Somerset. It's a county famous for its cider. And half the county is a peat bog, a few feet below sea level, and prone to flooding, especially now climate change is getting worse.
Gap Year is a year some young people take off from full time education after leaving school at 18 years old and before starting University/College. Some do some travelling, some get some voluntary work experience, some get a job. Not everyone does it, but that's what a Gap Year is - a gap between school and college to decide what they want to do.
Bookies or licencesed betting shops have been legal in this country since 1961 and are common in mos high streets in the UK. You can bet on any sport especially horses, dogs and football but also golf cricket rugby and NFL even Wimbledon and darts.
He actually ran for parliament against Nigel Farage. He made several short videos talking about his policies which are well worth reacting to. The part you said you did not get was when the girl said "Gap Year". Refering to having a year off between school and university.
"Gap Year" is what he said , and it's a choice for students who want time off from studies before contemplating what they want yo do with their life. Many get a job to save money for university or some lucky ones travel across Europe to see the world , live a little before deciding their chosen profession/studies when they return to university. Very many never return at all.
I thought the idea and the term for it were invented in the US in the 1960s. It seems to be that it's more commonly used in the UK (and Oz/NZ) now because a lot of my American colleagues (some of whom actually took one!) simply don't know what it means. That is odd. "Very many never return at all" sounds very ominous ;)
@@Ingens_Scherz "Very many never return at all" is because they find a better life working with friends or abroad, marry, better jobs, E.T.C.. They discovered life isn't always GO TO UNIVERSITY or you'll fail.
Gap year = extended spring break! Both my sons did one albeit six months in Australia each, except the youngest has gone back for a year right now at 22.
Ow Road kill basically a dead animal found on the side of the road. Some crazy people pick them up store the bodies in big freezers and eat say badger 🦡 steak 🥩 etc. famous black adder line were baldrick says would you like some RatoVan. What is it “Rat that’s been run over by a van” lol 😂
Farage failed 7 times to become an elected MP - he is well-known but never made it into our parliament. Al didn’t get many votes in my constituency (South Thanet) but I still have his leaflets! And I’ve have voted for him before I voted for Farage. Check out Nark Thomas - an angry political comic who detests Farage. And Al Murray’s “we’ve defeated everyone” clip!
Johnny Vegas spoils the show on the last leg is a great clip, also knowing your liking of Frankie Boyles audience annihilation his comic relief clip takes it to the next level
Hi King Boomer love your reaction to all the comedy shows ! We have unlimited fantastic comedians that you should see Billy Connolly Jim Davidson Rod Gilbert the Luggage sketch Roy Chubb early years Crag Davis stand At Hammersmith Apollo and many many more ! Keep laughing ! 🤣😂🤣😂
King boomer I’ve no idea what I’m doing, I’m an old bird in U.K 🤣 I’ve subscribed to your channel , would really like you to get into Up Start Crow written by Ben Elton, all about Shakespeare in a sitcom environment but on two levels , you will love it
A gap year is a year a graduate takes out to go somewhere different before starting a serious career. eg. Tour Europe and find work as you go to help fund the trip.
Here's one for you, KB. Don't call someone the C word. A C is a beautiful thing that continues the human race. Call someone, a Thrush. That's a C that's irritating & no one wants to go near. Much love from the UK & hope everyone is having a great day
‘Gap Year’ it’s a year where students take a year off before starting university, is basically what it means.
and they generally spend the entire time filming their exploits and posting them all over tik tok, face book and everything else.
I wanted a gap year after I finished college at 18, my dad told me "Over my dead body" I ended up in a full time job, never went to uni and still working now at 27 haha... at least that's what I'll tell the police. 🤣
It's an artefact of spoiled brats
It’s like spring break but for a year , mostly brats backpacking in Thailand and getting high !!
It's a sabbatical.. time taken off between collage and university normally the duration of a year.
I too was a fan of the "C" word after I learnt it for the first time at school back when British schools were true places of learning (mainly how to swear and fight). We're talking quite a few decades ago, but I am not prepared to say how many.
The trouble is, I made the mistake of using the "C" word in front of my older sister when I was 14 and her response was to slap me across my beardless cheek and berate me for a full 20 minutes. I love and respect my sister (now I mean - then, she just scared the shit out of me), so I never used that ugly sexual oath ever again. Apart from, that is, in moments of everyday extreme stress like driving to work, watching important football matches or, shopping or, on occasion, when I'm teaching.
With that last one, I usually manage to moderate my language and employ the much milder phrase "fucking wanker" instead.
It works wonders with most students when they are being cunts.
Lol!!
Like most things we now frown upon or deem to be 'naughty', it was the VIctorians Wot Done It, as The Sun would say. The word 'cunt' was in common usage in Chaucer's age. The Victorian's also used to cover piano legs because they were sexual. FFS.
dont call a woman a cunt thou. thats a no no all over
A few I've used that you might find useful for those darn kids are,;
Cupid Stunts
Wozy Dankers
Bucking Fastards
Hope they help
back in the day when i was about 10 someone said to me ask your dad what bollocks means yep i never sat down for a few days jesus he hit the roof and my mother told him to stop hitting me around the head.....
Me: "A dictatorship? That would be absolutely horrible!"
1p a pint.
Me: "On the other hand, how bad could a dictatorship really be, c'mon?"
King Boomer,
On 14 January 2015, Murray announced his formation of the "Free United Kingdom Party" (FUKP) and declared his candidacy, deploying his Pub Landlord persona, for the parlimantary seat of South Thanet running against UKIPleader Nigel as Parlimtary candidatein the 2015 general election Murray's agent, Dan Lloyd, told the BBC "it's definitely happening".
The party's logo is an upside-down pound sign, not dissimilar to UKIP's purple and gold pound sign. Murray said: "it seems to me that the UK is ready for a bloke waving a pint around, offering common sense solutions", adding: "let it be known that like many of the parliamentary hopefuls in the forthcoming election, I have no idea where South Thanet is - but did that stop Nargaret Thatcher from saving the Falkland Islands? No!”
There is also a TED Talk on You tube that he did to explain why he stood as candidate.
I live in South Thanet, in Ramsgate.
@@vikingofenglandI want to live in broadstairs. My grandparents lived there and I spent all school holidays there.
HAPPY VICTORY IN THE FALKLANDS DAY !!!
Tips for tourists: The bit you couldn't understand was "Gap Years" which is the habit of some students to take a year off between college or sixth form and University and go travelling. Usually a habit of the kids of the wealthy middle class. Fun Fact - Al Murray (in character as the pub Landlord) actually DID stand for election to parliament against Nigel Farage in 2015 !!
It’s certainly not mainly for the wealthy. Most kids I know who took a gap year were from a working class background.
Far Canal is a pub owned by the two large gentlemen in the white shirts in the audience, as mentioned in the elephant in the room reference.
Let's face it,he couldn't go a worse job than career politicians do
A gap year is something some people do over here. So basically you get free college (not university) or 6th form. You get 2 years before you have to pay but you can split them into two and take what we call a gap year, so you take a year off to go travelling or something just before the end of school or before starting 6th form or college so you can try find yourself and work out what you want to do in life
I live in Essex not from here originally but somehow ended living here i agree essex should be walled off to prevent the lowering of the national average IQ.
We Brits have the best comedians! Al Murray is pure class.
Once in a while there is something that makes me laugh so hard that I feel a little sad afterwards that the moment has passed and the 'trying to sleep with a 6th former was the best in years. I just lost it. I mean when I started secondary school there was one 6th form girl who everyone was blown away by. She was radiant. She ran off to France with a PE teacher. Bastard.
its nice to watch you because its so refreshing to see a strahght male american who is so intelligent and worldly wise ;-)
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The CLOSED CAPTIONS decoded it right when he said "gap years" - it's handy, when you get stuck, to switch them on temporarily before you rewind.
Al Murry did stand for election, he gave a lecture at Oxford university about it it is on TH-cam, he stood for the fu party, his experiences are quite funny
I'm sure you remember, when you did your reaction to The Offensive Translater, with Catherine Tate, she said she had done languages, in her Gap year.
He said gap year meaning a year after school you take out to travel before going to work or uni.
I live in Essex and work in a school, and I approve this video 😆
We love 'cheeky humour'. It doesn't offend here, as long as it's in the right context. We just laugh like you did. We already have warnings before 70s' 80's and 90's tv programmes, as it may offend. Not many of us are offended.
Hey Boomer! That Romanian picking apples joke - lots of Eastern Europeans worked in agriculture as most Brits won't do the backbreaking, low paid work. And now the East Europeans have gone, we've got fields full of rotten unpicked veg.
A Gap year is when students take a year out of their studies and often travel the world.
Get the dole scrounging chavs to pick the produce.
From a Englishmen AL Murray is a legend I'd vote for him lol 😂 . As for Nigel farage he is England's version of Benedict Arnold.
To confirm what another said Gap Year is where a student takes a year out of studying and they usually go travelling and wasting time they normally travel halfway around the work on their parents money and when they run out money send an email asking for more money to be sent to their bank account
In a nutshell.
Vote him in now, love all his policies.❤
Gap year - Students take a year off from doing fk all in Uni so they can get some life experience doing fk all in a different country. It prepares them for a life of disappointment after they get their interpretative dance degree
Hahaha,finally some truth.
The crazy thing is he got so much support he backed out because he did it as a joke but we hate all existing politicians so much he got a lot of support and dropped out lol
he most definatly would have won ( and every one knew it ) and i loved the panic from the other parties at the time , showing up their policies to be ...... % rubbish.
He didn't back out, he stood in South Thanet where he received 318 votes.
The County of Kent he mentioned is in the Southeast of England and borders The English Channel (of which France of across the water). Interestingly, there is an area called Thanet that Nigel Farage once tried to stand for MP (and failed), and I believe Al Murray also stood to try and takes votes off him. I also live in Thanet, it has very "interesting" politics down this way.
Al Murray actually ran for parliament On 14 January 2015, Murray announced his formation of the "Free United Kingdom Party" (FUKP) and declared his candidacy, deploying his Pub Landlord persona, for the seat of South Thanet running against UKIP leader Nigel Farage, as parliamentary candidate in the 2015 general election.
You need to watch Paul Smith in the Liverpool comedy club, he's hilarious.
Before Al Murray was a comedian, he was an impressionist.
He could make all sorts of strange noises, from a creaking door to a machine gun.
He is very different to what we are use to now, but if you are interested I will leave a link below...
th-cam.com/video/BLAKQUeqd0U/w-d-xo.html
I'm from Essex... Glad i got out before Al built the wall... Lol!
Gap year is when someone finishes their education at school, and then takes a year off (Gap year) before they start university or work. Most travel to far parts of the world to work or to experience other people & cultures.
He did a Ted Talk (as himself not the Landlord) after the elections. It's on youtube somewhere (or just go to TED). Well worth a watch as it gives a good insight to how our local elections are run.
A gap year is what a lot of student take from leaving "school" & going to university to travel, see Asia, the world really to get some life experiance & blow of some of the pressure of finishing all thier exams & starting a differant learning regime at Uni, if you are rich enough of coarse.
Al (in character) did run in the South Thanet election in 2015. He came sixth in the voting.
Fantastic channel love and respect from the UK 👍👍👍👍👍👍🌟😀😀👍.
Lol, very clever from Al, love this thanks 🙏
He did actually run to be a PM. I believe he ran in the same constituency as Nigel Farage.
Try al Murray "how global finance really works",you'll love his New York guy responding to a phone call from san Francisco
Gap year is the year people look after little animals called gaps. They mainly live wild in the london underground. Sometimes you'll hear staff talking on the tannoy asking you to mind the gap, thats when their young are running about.
Gap year - students like to take a year out to travel between leaving school and starting Uni lol
Casual labour quite often comes from abroad .... he's hinting that so many of them came over to England for this little interlude of picking apples. Kent is in the South East of England where the Dover ferry terminal is located. The Euro tunnel departs from Folkestone, also in Kent.
Students, if they've got the money (or their parents do) take a year away from everything and travel the world before settling down to a "proper job" - it's called a GAP year.
We like the 'C' word here in the UK, it's very fitting for people like Farage
Somerset apples make the traditional cider; the cider with the sheep's head floating in the vat. (Scrumpy).
Got tickets to his latest tour in October - can't wait.
He stood against a UKIP candidate in a seat a few years ago.
The Far Canal is in Taunton, Somerset, I just Googled it!
So funny! Him and you!! 😆 Somewhere on Google tube, there is a whole video of him doing sound impressions of stuff - he's really good at them.
gap year is like taking a break from your usual mundane life in search of other experiences
Don't call me a Muppet, ya Muppet 😉
King Boomer, I hope you can visit the UK and vlog it. It would be bloody brilliant. 😊🇬🇧🇺🇸
He said Gap Years which some kids take a year out to travel before they go to University, this would be a Gap Year. Hope this helps. Thanks for all the entertainment. A "Bookie" is a turf accountant who makes his living taking bets for all kinds of sports, electtions and everything else you would want to gamble on. Bit of an old 'un but maybe try a bit of Bob Monkhouse he is dead now but was an outstanding stand up and always came up with quick comic retorts.
Somerset is a county in the South West of England famous for its cider, hence the apples. Eastern Europeans used to do a lot of harvesting work in labour intensive manual roles like this across several counties.
Glad it seems your back is a little better (unless this was filmed slightly earlier)
And as others have said this guy did a TED talk, worth a watch even in personal time.
Others have answered Gap Year so I'm redundant and outta here ;)
Great reaction!
I grew up on Somerset. It's a county famous for its cider. And half the county is a peat bog, a few feet below sea level, and prone to flooding, especially now climate change is getting worse.
Gap Year is a year some young people take off from full time education after leaving school at 18 years old and before starting University/College. Some do some travelling, some get some voluntary work experience, some get a job. Not everyone does it, but that's what a Gap Year is - a gap between school and college to decide what they want to do.
Bookies or licencesed betting shops have been legal in this country since 1961 and are common in mos high streets in the UK. You can bet on any sport especially horses, dogs and football but also golf cricket rugby and NFL even Wimbledon and darts.
'Gap Year' take a year off between school and college.
He actually ran for parliament against Nigel Farage. He made several short videos talking about his policies which are well worth reacting to. The part you said you did not get was when the girl said "Gap Year". Refering to having a year off between school and university.
Gap Year, it's when students take a year off or so to go traveling wherever, then on return carry on with their studies at collge or university.
"Gap Year" is what he said , and it's a choice for students who want time off from studies before contemplating what they want yo do with their life. Many get a job to save money for university or some lucky ones travel across Europe to see the world , live a little before deciding their chosen profession/studies when they return to university.
Very many never return at all.
I thought the idea and the term for it were invented in the US in the 1960s. It seems to be that it's more commonly used in the UK (and Oz/NZ) now because a lot of my American colleagues (some of whom actually took one!) simply don't know what it means. That is odd.
"Very many never return at all" sounds very ominous ;)
@@Ingens_Scherz It's common in Oz now because many "gap year" students visit Oz. It's become a thing in Oz and Nz.
@@Ingens_Scherz "Very many never return at all" is because they find a better life working with friends or abroad, marry, better jobs, E.T.C.. They discovered life isn't always GO TO UNIVERSITY or you'll fail.
A Bookie is someone who works in a shop that get bets on sports games.
You need to take a look at another Al Murray video - how global finance works. Hilarious!
gap year... is a university saying... When you have time off... But never go back.... heheheeh
Gap year, a year off between school and college (Uni) when teenagers can travel and "find them selves"
Gap Year ( the year you take off between finishing school and starting uni ) and go travelling
"Gap Year" ....typically students after leaving education taking a year off before looking for a job
A gap year is a year off after finishing high school before starting University/College - usually.
Was it Kent that he said? If so it's the County, South East UK, below London and the chanel tunnel to France is accssed there.
a gap year is what students have when they finish universcity ,,,its usually a break till they find work
Gap year = extended spring break! Both my sons did one albeit six months in Australia each, except the youngest has gone back for a year right now at 22.
He must have a good job to pay for it all then.
🙄
@@TheCornishCockney posh types
Bookie works in a betting shop
I'm sure he didn't say the "C" word. He said Kent. A county in South East England where the start of the channel tunnel is.
Bookie is a person who works in a betting office , horse races etc ! I don’t think you have these in the States ??
Ow Road kill basically a dead animal found on the side of the road. Some crazy people pick them up store the bodies in big freezers and eat say badger 🦡 steak 🥩 etc. famous black adder line were baldrick says would you like some RatoVan. What is it “Rat that’s been run over by a van” lol 😂
He run . In character.
The 2 geezers in white shirts are real pub landlords. This is pre- Brexit.
Somerset needs apple pickers in the Summer.
It was Gap Year where University Students take a year off and pretend to work.... Try Catherine Tate Derek Faye... Hilarious!
I see by the comments below that you now know what a Gap Year is. 👍🇺🇲🏴
Farage failed 7 times to become an elected MP - he is well-known but never made it into our parliament. Al didn’t get many votes in my constituency (South Thanet) but I still have his leaflets! And I’ve have voted for him before I voted for Farage. Check out Nark Thomas - an angry political comic who detests Farage. And Al Murray’s “we’ve defeated everyone” clip!
Gap year… taking a year out between school/college and university. Usually to travel.
Just seen Al in Brum last week he was fucking awesome
Johnny Vegas spoils the show on the last leg is a great clip, also knowing your liking of Frankie Boyles audience annihilation his comic relief clip takes it to the next level
You should watch Jim Davidson performs for British troops or any Jim stand up especially sinderella
Hi King Boomer love your reaction to all the comedy shows ! We have unlimited fantastic comedians that you should see Billy Connolly Jim Davidson Rod Gilbert the Luggage sketch Roy Chubb early years Crag Davis stand At Hammersmith Apollo and many many more ! Keep laughing ! 🤣😂🤣😂
Gap year students take a year off to find themselves often travelling to other counties.
King boomer I’ve no idea what I’m doing, I’m an old bird in U.K 🤣 I’ve subscribed to your channel , would really like you to get into Up Start Crow written by Ben Elton, all about Shakespeare in a sitcom environment but on two levels , you will love it
GAP year - the year students take off to travel between school and college
A gap year is a year a graduate takes out to go somewhere different before starting a serious career. eg. Tour Europe and find work as you go to help fund the trip.
If he ran I would vote for him. He is smarter than most in the current government
That's prejudice and racism, because only in America is the C word a bad word ! Everywhere else it's a term of endearment.
Personally, l love it!😎
He'd be better than Bozo Boris Johnson tbf!!
"Gap Years"
Btw he was on about the Gap year.
Here's one for you, KB. Don't call someone the C word. A C is a beautiful thing that continues the human race. Call someone, a Thrush. That's a C that's irritating & no one wants to go near.
Much love from the UK & hope everyone is having a great day
Muppet is a big derogatory word in the uk just so you know.We call each other PRICKS but not in the US lol
I definitely wouldn't want Al Murray running for Prime Minister. We have enough comedians in power just like BJ...😆
Gap year is a year break for young people before they go into higher education, it’s usually rich kids that do it.
He did stand as an independent candidate a couple years ago in the elections. He didn't get enough votes though