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Fourth Feline

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Re: Something of a role model ...
« Reply #15 on: March 24, 2010, 09:51:35 PM »
I love these clips, as well as the understated UK humor.  In the states we are relegated quite often to old re-runs of Never the Twain, Keeping Up Appearances, Are you Being Served...  I love Hyacinth though.  I think she was a Grammar teacher of mine in early primary school.  We also just had a crazy cross dressing guy on late night cable.  Eddie Izzard, now that is a straight up crazy guy.  Loved his humor context of history. 

Peace,

Softail

It does sound like you might be being 'force fed' at least some of the less subtle stuff ( Never the Twain , Are you being served ) - but I am gratified to hear ( as a human being, not just as a U.K. resident ) that  you enjoy the under stated aspects.

From your side of the Atlantic, my own favourite 'Wit' - and the master of grossly understating understatement - is Steven Wright.  The man who so rightly once described himself as " A peripheral visionary" .  Not everyone's cup of tea , but he tickles the imagination so delightfully .  A true gem.  



Welcome to the forum, and Peace to you too.  :)

Fourth Feline

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Re: Something of a role model ...
« Reply #16 on: March 24, 2010, 09:53:16 PM »
I love these clips, as well as the understated UK humor.  In the states we are relegated quite often to old re-runs of Never the Twain, Keeping Up Appearances, Are you Being Served...  

Hey, nothing wrong with those!  Do they also show Terry & June?  :lol:

Noooo ....  Surely softail has suffered enough  !   :lol:
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