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I watched again today and cried again. I loved the whole thing but my favorite parts are when he tells everyone who has more than one account to leave the room, and almost everyone leaves, when he complains that MT changes his name more often than his underwear, the part where the guy tries to convince him there are lots of other criminals available that he can meet, and when the woman whispers to the other one that she used a proxy and not to worry.

Room full of people and then he says leave if you have more than one account, three left. That's one of my favourite parts too. Him going slowly more hysterical and the language getting worse. All them F.....g ex pats wanting to live in that **** hole. Just thinking about it makes me laugh.

To all the naysayers, L4U can't be THAT awful if we can laugh at ourselves like this.

I've had to watch it a few times too. First watched it on my phone - couldn't get to the office quick enough to watch it on the big screen.

The biggest enjoyment from it for me? Glyphdoctor's reaction. It is so good to observe your more humourus side. :-)

I love humor, but British humor is very different from American or Egyptian humor and this is a British dominated forum so it just isn't something I think can be shared very easily between us. I love Shaun the Sheep and Mr. Bean but they are basically silent comedy.

Glyphdoctor wrote:I love humor, but British humor is very different from American or Egyptian humor and this is a British dominated forum so it just isn't something I think can be shared very easily between us. I love Shaun the Sheep and Mr. Bean but they are basically silent comedy.

I didn't mean to suggest that you didn't have a sense of humour, but your appreciation of this particular piece and the fact that you mentioned it twice showed, to me at least, a Glyphdoctor that we do not normally see. It was good to have a glimpse of a more 'laid back' you.

Shaun the Sheep I can tolerate but I have never been amused by Mr. Bean. I've never really found things funny that shout at me 'Laugh! I'm funny' and yet I see other things as very amusing. We can all be amused by the same things or very diverse things.

HEPZIBAH wrote:

Glyphdoctor wrote:I love humor, but British humor is very different from American or Egyptian humor and this is a British dominated forum so it just isn't something I think can be shared very easily between us. I love Shaun the Sheep and Mr. Bean but they are basically silent comedy.

I didn't mean to suggest that you didn't have a sense of humour, but your appreciation of this particular piece and the fact that you mentioned it twice showed, to me at least, a Glyphdoctor that we do not normally see. It was good to have a glimpse of a more 'laid back' you.

Shaun the Sheep I can tolerate but I have never been amused by Mr. Bean. I've never really found things funny that shout at me 'Laugh! I'm funny' and yet I see other things as very amusing. We can all be amused by the same things or very diverse things.

One of the funniest moments I remember from Mr Bean's antics was the Xmas one, he ended getting his head stuck inside the Christmas turkey.

DJKeefy wrote:

BENNU wrote:

carrie wrote: The expression on Keefy's alias Hitler's face at the end I can just imagine him looking like that.

:-) He does resemble Keefy more than he does Hitler. :-)

REALLY? Oh **** I need a new face

... so that would give you three then.

Dusak wrote: ... so that would give you three then.

NO, I count 7

DJKeefy wrote:Oh **** I need a new face

You're prettier than Adolf, don't worry.

Is there any way I can download I.P.'s message and keep it on my computer, after about 8 viewings it's still making me laugh.

carrie wrote:Is there any way I can download I.P.'s message and keep it on my computer, after about 8 viewings it's still making me laugh.

Just save the page to your favorites as I have done, its there whenever you want it.

Thanks Dusak done that.

Tee hee!
Thanks I P Freely. Made my day!

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