Best of the Brits- The next generation

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I miss Red Dwarf

[Reply #41 on:]

 

Originally posted by power girl07:
They've all got irish accents in the version that I've seen so that would make it British

ireland is british now??
what did i miss?

[Reply #42 on:]

I too would like to know when I became British... *holds back rage*

[Reply #43 on:]

*tattoos the union jack on faze's back* 

[Reply #44 on:]

Well, Faze, what are you, if you dont mind me askin? I mean like, Irish of course, but like, does Ireland make up Britain?

Or is that just part of Ireland?
Hmm.
I dont even know what day it is.

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What... the hell?
What the hell is in your history and geography books these days Britain?
There's Northern Ireland (which unfortunately Britian managed to keep) and The Republic of Ireland (Éire) which became independent from British rule in 1922, long fucking overdue too.

[Reply #46 on:]

Father Ted is set in Ireland but it was made by channel 4 which is British.
HB5k how can you live in a country and never look at a map of it.

[Reply #47 on:]

No, it was created and written by two Irish guys, directed by mostly Irish guys, and starred mainly a load of Irish guys, just aired on Channel 4!
(and only because our own stupid RTE network was stupid too take it)

I'm watching Spaced finally, s'good.

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Originally posted by totalnerduk:

Red Dwarf. The Rimmer Munchkin song pwned everthing else that had ever been done at the time of airing.

This guy is awesome.

[Reply #49 on:]

 

Originally posted by ~FazeShift~:
What... the hell?
What the hell is in your history and geography books these days Britain?
There's Northern Ireland (which unfortunately Britian managed to keep) and The Republic of Ireland (Éire) which became independent from British rule in 1922, long fucking overdue too.

I have my GCSE History book I never returned from school, It mentions the 1922 Uprising and everything. Hookie is just being her usual silly self. Now, lets hug. No groping.

Also, I think I voted in this one? I can't remember? I love them all equally!

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Sorry Fazey. I'm amazed how I even got A* at GCSE. 
In fact, we didnt even do about Ireland. It was all about the Cold War, the World Wars, Appeasment, and some other random stuff that was nothing to do with the UK.

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1916 Rising Nurdy, the political side of things didn't come into effect until 1922... and there was much rejoicing.

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Originally posted by ~FazeShift~:
1916 Rising Nurdy, the political side of things didn't come into effect until 1922... and there was much rejoicing.

I only glanced, But I more or less confirmed it.

Hurray, I'm useful. Shame Kenney Everett isn't in the poll. Watching his stuff on YouTube.

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Yeah, anyway, I'm sorry. 

I never really liked Absolutely Fabulous. I dunno why, just wasnt my scene.

[Reply #54 on:]

 

Originally posted by ~FazeShift~:

There's Northern Ireland (which unfortunately Britian managed to keep) and The Republic of Ireland (Éire) which became independent from British rule in 1922, long fucking overdue too.

I just want to let you know that I don't hate the Irish because I'm part Irish, Scottish, Welsh, Manx (from the Isle of Man) and English; therefore I am British.