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I love these guys (from Peep Show) even if some the humour is a bit hit and miss.
Some history related YouTube sketches for any bored people!
Bored Reenactors
German SS Officers
Bronze Orientation Day
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Quote:Some history related YouTube sketches for any bored people!
as me's bored as usual (besides having lots of things to do which I don't do and sit here watching these videos instead)...
great vids. Thank you :lol:
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Great stuff. "So... we're the bad guys??" Priceless.
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Quote:Great stuff. "So... we're the bad guys??" Priceless.
I liked that bit too
They had a bit on a Roman dig tonight. Wasn't all that great though.
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Quote:Great stuff. "So... we're the bad guys??" Priceless.
Yup, that scene was just great, think I watched it 5 times :wink:
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Those are great
. Thanks Libitna a laud for you.
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Quote:Those are great . Thanks Libitna a laud for you.
Glad you liked
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"Bronze is [only] slightly shiny."
Kill the heretics! (Brandishes a gleaming Neil Burridge Naue II) ;^) They are obviously thinking of bronzes that have been 'spoiled' with modern finishes.
Very amusing, thanks Libitna
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I remember seeing one sketch about "how to use a book" by a medieval monk, it was theirs?
very funny!
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Quote:I remember seeing one sketch about "how to use a book" by a medieval monk, it was theirs?
very funny!
No it wasn't but I know the one you mean. Can't remember what language it was in but was posted on here.
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:lol: :lol: I love the Bronze Orientation Day sketch
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