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Also, Rowan Atkinson is delivering a speech in the House of Commons today about that religious law thingy they're repealing. Apparently it would make programmes like Blackadder unlawful, because of the religious connections. Idiots want to control everything now, even our sense of humours.
Also, Rowan Atkinson is delivering a speech in the House of Commons today about that religious law thingy they're repealing. Apparently it would make programmes like Blackadder unlawful, because of the religious connections. Idiots want to control everything now, even our sense of humours.
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Wait, what religeous connections does blackadder have? I can remember it taking the 'piece' out of a few bishops, but ...well..thats historical. lol. Maybe they'll ban hitory soon. 1984 here we come!
Notorious Biggles wrote:
> Richthofen.
In Blackadder, it doesn't matter.
'SO! I am ze Baron von Richtofen, and you, are ze Inglish flying fellows, who are responsible for ze deaths of many of my finest, and my blondest, friends. I have waited many months for zis!'
> Richthofen.
In Blackadder, it doesn't matter.
'SO! I am ze Baron von Richtofen, and you, are ze Inglish flying fellows, who are responsible for ze deaths of many of my finest, and my blondest, friends. I have waited many months for zis!'
blackadder rules.
Richthofen.
monkey_man wrote:
> Also, Rowan Atkinson is delivering a speech in the House of Commons
> today about that religious law thingy they're repealing. Apparently
> it would make programmes like Blackadder unlawful, because of the
> religious connections. Idiots want to control everything now, even
> our sense of humours.
Seriously? That's just plain wrong because the people of Britain obviously have no problem with Blackadder considering it came second in that top 10 British sitcoms programme.
> Also, Rowan Atkinson is delivering a speech in the House of Commons
> today about that religious law thingy they're repealing. Apparently
> it would make programmes like Blackadder unlawful, because of the
> religious connections. Idiots want to control everything now, even
> our sense of humours.
Seriously? That's just plain wrong because the people of Britain obviously have no problem with Blackadder considering it came second in that top 10 British sitcoms programme.
Alright, but it did LOOK like the religious thing was supposed to be in the article! :-P
Richtofen; 'For so long I have waited for zis moment, at last to meet, the unspoken nobility of our comradeship in the sk-'
BANG!
Flasheart; 'What a poof! Come on!'
BANG!
Flasheart; 'What a poof! Come on!'
" 'Darling' ... ? That's a bit of a strange name for a bloke - the last person I called 'darling' was pregnant 20 seconds later!"
Strafio wrote:
> You fudged the link up... sent us to some sort of drink driving
> article.
>
>
> Although it did have a Mr "Darling" in it.
> Subconsious Blackadder connection? :-O
That was it, you assclown. The "also" at the beginning of my sentence indicated it was attached, not the actual article. *tut*
> You fudged the link up... sent us to some sort of drink driving
> article.
>
>
> Although it did have a Mr "Darling" in it.
> Subconsious Blackadder connection? :-O
That was it, you assclown. The "also" at the beginning of my sentence indicated it was attached, not the actual article. *tut*
You fudged the link up... sent us to some sort of drink driving article.
Although it did have a Mr "Darling" in it.
Subconsious Blackadder connection? :-O
Although it did have a Mr "Darling" in it.
Subconsious Blackadder connection? :-O
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