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Read about the things that happen
throughout the world.
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Don't believe in everything you see or
hear.
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For Picture of the Week, I'm Dara O
Briain. Joining us this week are Rhys
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Tiff Stevenson and Ed Gamble, Nish
Kumar, Hugh Dennis and Angela Barnes.
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We start tonight with a round called
Picture of the Week. I show the panel a
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topical image and ask them to tell me
what is happening.
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So, what's going on here?
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Is this from an airline safety video to
tell you how not to put on an oxygen
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mask?
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She's so happy because she knows
Africa's the one place she definitely
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into Boris Johnson.
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My favourite thing is the person just to
the right of her who was thinking, how
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did they colonise us?
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Is she thinking, just three more of
these and I'll be able to have sex with
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Philip?
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It looks like she's about to do a
rendition of the Gloria Gaynor classic,
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Won't Survive.
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Is the special relationship now so bad
that that is her direct line to Donald
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Trump?
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I've convinced Theresa May to go to
Africa to investigate a promising email
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my Nigerian prince.
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It's quite a bold move to go to a
country where you played quite a big
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the slave trade and wear a chain on your
wrist.
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You do know Angela had no part in the
slave trade?
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You just knew it, it wasn't me.
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Judging by everyone's reaction in the
background, is this Theresa May doing
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stand -up routine in which she roasts
blue hats?
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And you know what it actually is? Of
course we do. We've just been joking.
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How long have you been doing this?
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We have to dance our dance, you and I,
here. Let us not act like we don't.
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is the current Prime Minister.
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Yes, she's in Kenya and she's doing a
trade deal.
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We're going to give them marmalade.
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And they give us top class athletes.
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This is Prime Minister Theresa May on a
recent visit to Kenya. The secret so
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-called Chequers plan for Brexit, which
was agreed in July, has been attacked by
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her own MPs and by the EU's chief
negotiator, Michel Barnier, who is
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particularly scathing about May's Brexit
plan.
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Was it by any chance, Boris Johnson?
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By any crazy chance?
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He's basically pushing to take Theresa
May's job at this point. He can be PM.
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See how difficult it is to be PM and go,
yeah, I want that job. It's like
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watching One Born Every Minute and
immediately trying for a... kid and also
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i mean why is he communicating with
theresa may through telegraph columns
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has he not got a mobile phone next week
is it going to be a column saying sorry
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i missed your call theresa i was on the
tube two words for you angela white
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people
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That's how you guys love to chat. You
can't ever explain your feelings unless
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it's in the form of a telegraph column.
If Nish was a little doll where you
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pulled the string, the catchphrase would
be, Well, I'd be... No, I regret it.
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If the Conservatives were a family,
they'd have a social worker by now.
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Do you think if it was the Irish leaving
the European Union, it would be a much
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quicker thing? You could do the Irish
goodbye.
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You just sort of leave without saying
anything and then text Michelle Barnier
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saying, gone home too pissed.
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So I was really offended.
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That's the Irish goodbye. Yeah, that's
the Irish goodbye.
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I'm going to the toilet and then you
just get a cab without saying goodbye
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then... Weirdly, the Norwegians do do
that.
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They'll just turn around mid -sentence
and go, and go.
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No, no, no, they just didn't like you.
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That is a phrase I've heard, like, the
Irish goodbyes leave you quickly,
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now a British goodbye is when you leave
a party, but you don't leave, and
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instead you shit yourself and then shout
at everyone.
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That's always been a British goodbye.
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This is your fault! The British goodbyes
do mean that you announce you're
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leaving, and then... Oh, they're still
here!
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The exit no longer makes sense in
Brexit. It should be called, Brovers
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are welcome.
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It's a weird thing about him though,
it's strange, it's like, it doesn't
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how, somebody keeps giving him more
chances though.
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It's like Wile E. Coyote.
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It's basically, he did the Foreign
Secretary, and no one I think would just
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probably say that he was a very good
Foreign Secretary, and so he left, and
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went, fine, you're gone. And then the
Telegraph, like some weird regeneration
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point in a video game, bumps his health
back up again.
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Somebody you cannot kill in Fortnite.
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You are obsessed with Fortnite.
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No, I will not stop playing Fortnite!
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Don't tell me to stop playing Fortnite!
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Trust me, he's got wreath telling you to
grow up. That is worrying.
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You get 30 minutes and I have not had 30
minutes.
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Do you want to know why Boris keeps
getting chances again?
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Yeah. Pumice drink you.
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White people!
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I think Barnier was critical as well,
though.
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Barnier was, yes, yeah. He said that we
couldn't go round, like, British people
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couldn't go cherry -picking what they
wanted, and I thought, that's ironic,
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because if we don't get a deal, that's
exactly what we will be doing.
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Barnier, whose criticism is probably
more salient in this situation than
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Boris's, also not happy.
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We're not looking at the real important
thing, which they announced last week,
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is that if we don't secure a deal,
there's going to be a sperm shortage.
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And that is... Not in my house. Yeah.
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Not at Chequers, either. There's plenty
of wankers in there. We should just go
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full in on Michelle Barnier now and just
show them what it's going to be like in
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post -Brexit Britain and only refer to
him as Michael Barnes for the rest of
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year.
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Mickey. Mickey Barnes. Mickey Barnes.
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Barno. Barno. Basil.
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Michael Basil.
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Mickey B! Mickey B!
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Mickey B!
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Mickey B! Mickey B! Mickey B!
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We have to take these negotiations more
seriously. Oh, Mickey B, Mickey B,
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Mickey B!
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You want Mickey B? Give us some sperm!
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The deadline's quite soon, though. It is
coming up.
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Worth stressing. The deadline is pretty
soon. If university deadlines have
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taught me anything, Theresa May is about
to claim that her grandad died again.
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Ten weeks away, isn't it, the deadline?
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If I was her, I'd stay in Africa and
have a career as a dancer. That's what
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do.
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She looked like a home county's
librarian in a Zumba class for the first
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She'd shimmy your way out of messing up
Brexit, love.
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I know the idea that she was dancing to
distract people from the mess.
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If I just dance, then they won't spot
what's happening.
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Get the engine running, Philip!
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It wasn't just people making fun of an
older person dancing.
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She's a really weird dancer. Yeah. She
looked like one of the mops in Fantasia.
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Look, look, listen. This is where she
was in Africa last week, and many people
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commented on this.
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OK,
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let's stop watching that now.
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Thank you. Do me a favour. You know what
to do.
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White people!
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I'm actually just copying everything
those kids were doing. Do you think we
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should get them to negotiate a trade
deal?
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I think she's in a bit of a no -win
situation there. Because she danced and
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everyone made fun of her bad dancing.
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People would be really annoyed if she
was good at dancing.
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She should have been running the
country, not pulling off a flawless body
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It's the phrase, dance like no one's
watching, not dance like a marionette
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puppet being controlled by someone being
attacked by a wasp.
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Moving on. Why has Labour leader Jeremy
Corbyn been under pressure?
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He's been involved in an anti -Semitism
round.
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Oh, God, really? Is that new?
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I think it is unfair, you know, to
expect Jeremy Corbyn to sort out
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anti -Semitism or have a coherent
strategy on Brexit.
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Because it is... half his time on his
allotment.
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And on top of all that, he's just caught
his cock in his zip.
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The funny thing about it is that if you
tweet anything about, you know, critical
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of the way Labour's handled the anti
-Semitism case, which there's plenty to
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talk about with that. They've made a
real... They've really handled it
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But if you tweet anything about it, you
get people online replying going, look,
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there's no problem with anti -Semitism.
You've just bought into a conspiracy by
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the Rothschilds and George Soros. And
you're like, I mean, that is exactly...
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What you basically just said there is,
there's no problem with anti -Semitism.
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You've just been tricked by some lying
Jews.
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Can I just quickly say, I'd really
appreciate that if no one edited that
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context.
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Followed up with you saying, white
people.
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It's a real shame when Hugh pulls the
string on your back and in the edit you
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go, lying Jew.
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We were on here talking about how boring
and quaint Jeremy Corbyn was. It's like
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someone's taken him aside and gone,
listen, your image is a bit boring,
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try and have a little bit of edge, and
he has just run with that to the end.
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I go, Jeremy, we sort of meant get a
motorbike, not get embroiled in an anti
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-Semitism debate.
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It's like a couple, isn't it?
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Because Labour were looking like they
were doing well, they'd settled their
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differences, and it's like a new couple,
it's all going well, and then suddenly
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he asks if he can wee on her feet.
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That was alarmingly specific.
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Hey, we've all been there.
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I tell you what, my feet are the softest
in the business.
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Oh, no.
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Which business?
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We really tackle the hard issues.
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It is bizarre, though, because it's been
rolling along for months.
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Surely this is not difficult to settle.
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Surely, and it was only this week that
they've actually taken on board the 11
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recommendations by the Holocaust Centre
that these are the definitions that you
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should go with. You go, wow, you dragged
this out. You know, there is a whole
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thing going on. The rest of us are going
to worry about Brexit while you're
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doing this mad whirl.
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And then the Tories have a problem with
Muslims as well. This apparently is
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going to be the Tories' problem with
Muslims. What? Like, you know, are we
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to find the SNP hate Rastafarians?
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And the Lib Dems are bad on the
Buddhists. And the DUP... Oh, wait, no,
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I can't find the point, so do I.
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Now we
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play a round called Jewish. You hadn't
said that.
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Angela and Rhys, so if you could make
your way to the performance area,
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This round is a stand -up challenge. I
launch the Wheel of News, and wherever
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you choose to stop, one of our
performers must step forward and talk
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subject. OK, here we go. Let's spin the
wheel.
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And the first subject is exercise.
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OK, well, I'm fairly new to the exercise
game. I tried it once a few years ago.
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I got myself a personal trainer. I don't
know if you've ever had one of those
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psychopaths in your life.
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out when the first thing she said to me
was so angela tell me what is your
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current exercise regime is that one of
those i wouldn't need you love would i
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also i don't like your use of the word
regime it makes it sound like my body's
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some sort of communist state it's just a
state now sort it out
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fitness class, my friend took me to a
fitness class, I was very nervous going
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in, because I'm not a gym person, you
know, and I thought it was going to be
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full of people, all pumped up gym
bunnies, and I'd look out of place, you
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and I walked in, and I was delighted to
find it was full of other overweight,
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middle -aged women, and then three
seconds later, I thought, but it don't
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then, does it?
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So I go to AA, and they're all pissed.
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I did it and I loved it and I love my
fitness classes now I do two or three a
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week my favourite is one called body
pump which is brilliant it's a weight
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lifting class but it's also very good
for the core because you spend an hour
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trying to keep a fart in
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Recently, my boyfriend, he's an ultra
marathon runner, right? We're very
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different. And he said to me recently,
he said, you should try running, right?
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When I stopped laughing, he said, no,
honestly, there's this app you can
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download. It's called Couch to 5K.
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So it takes someone like you who's never
run before, and it shows you how you
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can run 5K in nine weeks. I was like,
you cheeky bastard, even I can run 5K in
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nine weeks.
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with Reese. Let's see what your topic
is. Let's spin the wheel.
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And the topic is family.
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There I am.
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Really close to my family. Really close.
Growing up, my mum always used to say,
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if you masturbate too much, you go
blind.
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It's a weird thing to say to a child,
isn't it? That's what she said. If you
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masturbate too much, you go blind. And
then one week ago, she asked me to drive
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her to get laser eye surgery.
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The other thing she'd say was, oh, so if
Dan jumped off a cliff, you'd do that
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as well, would you? I was like, yes,
mum, what don't you understand about a
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suicide pact?
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My grandma as well, way too sassy at the
moment, way too sassy, my grandma. She
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keeps banging on about how much better
it was in her day.
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Constantly, always.
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Went to the cinema recently, right?
First time I've been to the cinema since
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Orange Wednesday's collapsed.
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Big day.
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I've been saving up for a long time. I
thought, you know what? I'm going to
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treat my grandma.
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She's got meerkat movies, so it's still
two for one.
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And we went to see a film.
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Called Pride and Prejudice and Zombies.
I don't know if you've seen it, but if
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you haven't, you must. Way to make a
classic even more classic.
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It combines popular things from
different eras. What was popular in
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Zombies. What was popular in 1918?
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Pride, sure. Prejudice, just a bit. So
it's marrying together.
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Our favorite part. She hated it, though.
We left the cinema, she was whinged.
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She said, oh, it was so much better in
my day. Everything was so much better in
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my day. And listen, we all know that's
not true.
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Does no one else find that kind of rude?
To brag to me about a time period I
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will never get to experience because I
was not alive at the time.
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I don't go and visit her, sit her down,
looking at her 84 -year -old face and
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go, the future is going to be amazing.
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Our next round of call, if this is the
answer, what is the question?
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On the board are six categories. Tiff,
which category would you like?
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Oh, could I have world news, please?
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OK, your category is world news, and the
answer is 12 miles. What is the
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question? Is it, under the terms of my
restraining order, how close I'm allowed
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to Ryan Gosling?
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Is it, how far away from my house am I
willing to say, here's fine, thanks,
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mate, when my taxi driver brings up
immigration?
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Is it when Jeremy Corbyn says some of
his close friends are Jewish, what does
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mean by close?
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If you shave up all your pubes and lay
them out end to end, how far must you
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remain from schools at all times?
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Also, what do you mean, all your pubes?
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There are three, and they have names.
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And they're Ed, Dara and Hugh.
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I'm trying to get the middle chair
again.
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You're still captain on my pubes.
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Is it the radius around Nigel Farage's
house beyond which he considers you
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foreign?
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How much of HS2 will ever be built?
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Is it if I put a pedometer on a teenage
boy's wrist, how far will it say he's
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walked in a day?
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I bought my grandparents a TV to watch
this episode.
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If I bought all the things being offered
to me in spam emails, how big would my
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dick be?
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How deep would a Thai football team go
for their coach?
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All five.
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OK. How long is God's dick?
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Didn't have the correct answer. Yes.
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It's a fishing question, isn't it? It
is.
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How far off the French coast did British
and French fishermen start fighting?
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Absolutely right. Thank you very much.
Cheers!
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Yes, the question I was looking for was
how far off the coast of France have
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French and British fishermen clashed?
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It's the news that a war over scallops
has broken out between fishermen from
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two countries. What has happened?
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It's being called the Scallop War, which
also sounds like the worst installment
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of the Call of Duty series.
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Scallop War sounds like the sort of show
Dara hosts.
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Get your scallops ready!
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When I first heard that the French were
attacking us because of scallops, I
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assumed we must be cooking them wrong.
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It does sound like the poshest food
fight ever, doesn't it? It starts off as
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oyster kerfuffle.
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He goes on to a langoustine skirmish and
ends up in a scallop war.
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If it's not quickly resolved, there is
going to be a small gap in Waitrose's
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seafood section between crayfish tails
and the langoustines.
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I'm not prepared to put up with that.
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You're very much a comedian of the
people, aren't you?
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I don't think people realise what a
terrible hors d 'oeuvre shortage this
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lead to.
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I'm not that upset because I'm allergic
to them. To the French?
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I am violently sick when I have them, so
I literally can't keep them down. It's
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like when I eat breakfast and switch on
Good Morning Britain.
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That would win us the scallop war. You
just put you on a boat and then you put
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one in your mouth and just spray the
French.
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The French boats were throwing stones,
weren't they?
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That's a cheeky thing.
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Where did they get the stones?
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All the British visual goods throwback
were, scallops!
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They are trying to negotiate, but it's
very difficult because each side thinks
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the other one is talking scallops.
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That was a carry -on joke from 1964.
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Is it scallops or scallops? I think it's
scallops, but then I shop at Waitrose.
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How did the Kuwaiti fishmonger get into
trouble? The Kuwaiti fishmonger stuck.
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googly eyes on his fish so that they
look fresher. Yeah. And by fresher, he
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presumably means like they've just
emerged from the bowels of hell.
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This is how the fish appeared to... They
look like a
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wacky birthday card. I know, but
actually, actually, you know, if you tap
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googly eye... There's no new story which
isn't improved by putting googly eyes
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in their skull.
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The world isn't better by wanted
posters. Put googly eyes on it. It
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work. I tried it after I ran over my
niece's dog and she didn't fall for it.
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I've not ever bought a fish because I
got lost in its eyes.
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It's always a sign of freshness, how the
eyes deteriorate quickly. It's the
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equivalent of him going, ooh, it's such
a fresh fish.
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In other news, which financial
organisation ran into trouble recently?
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This is presumably Wonga. It's Wonga,
yeah. But I do feel weird about
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Wonga as a financial organisation.
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Yeah. I feel a bit like calling Greggs a
patisserie.
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It's a name that sounds ridiculous in
the city. It's not built to last. A
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solid financial name like Lehman or AIG.
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Or Northern Rock.
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I feel sorry for them. They'd already
lost their chocolate factory.
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Such a different version of that film.
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Willy Wonga and the Chocolate Factory.
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You find a, you find a, oh, I found a
golden ticket. Oh, I've got to repay
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They're screwed, aren't they? Basically,
they've gone into administration.
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If only they'd taken out some PPI.
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To be fair, Wonga helped me buy my new
car.
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They did, because I put a hundred quid
bet on them going under this year.
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The reason they had the old people as
the puppet is because they wanted to
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it seem like, oh, it's your grandma
lending you some money.
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My grandma has never gone, oh, here's a
tenner, don't tell your mum. And I've
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gone, why not? And she's gone, because
if you don't give me 20 grand in a week,
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I'll break your fucking leg.
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Now we come to...
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Please, we'd like to see, so if everyone
can make their way over to the
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performance area, I'll read out this
week's topics and then we'll see what
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panelists can come up with.
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Okay, here we go.
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The first subject is... Rejected exam
questions.
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If Tony is 35 and Jane leaves him after
a seven -year relationship, why did she
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waste the best years of his life?
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This is a picture of Napoleon Bonaparte.
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Which part of Napoleon's boner is it?
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Biology. What happens when you stand on
an upturned plug?
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Three marks.
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If a bus leaves London at 7am, how far
will it get before Boris Johnson writes
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lie on the side of it?
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Open your biology question books where
you will find an image of the male
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reproductive organ Mr. Tyler keeps doing
that. That's why we've had to let him
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go Why is Piers Morgan
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If an apple a day keeps a normal doctor
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away, how many apples would you have
needed to defeat Harold Shipman?
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Translate the following into German.
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Hello, I'm a British refugee.
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Please can I live in your country?
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If I mix two parts ethanol with one
Whitney Houston CD, will I get over my
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This is your PE practical exam.
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For 30 marks, bully that little pale boy
until he has to become a comedian.
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Maths. Two, four, six, eight.
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Who do we appreciate?
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And that concludes your French oral. Pop
your trousers up and I'll see you on
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Monday.
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Identify the white powder.
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Good, isn't it? 30 grand a kilo.
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All right, you muppets, if I... X minus
Y equals 12, then what's 3X over 4Y? I'm
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Danny Dyer, and welcome to Britain's
Hardest Exams.
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How fresh is Dara, really?
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You've just seen the bloke at Gregg's
pick it up off the floor.
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If a train leaves a station and it's
operated by Southern Rail... Oh,
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you just turned 15, did you?
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All right.
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OK, the next topic is...
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To me.
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Yes,
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Piglet, I know you've been playing with
poo in the woods because you stink and
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it's all over your hands.
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The brave little toaster's owner was
about to take him on his wildest
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yet, all the way to the brave little
bath.
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Said Pingu.
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Sorry, said his mother.
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What the fuck are you talking about?
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This is Blue Peter, and I think we can
all agree we should have taken him to a
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hospital by now.
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Oh, look, it's the Teletubbies, or as
they're otherwise known, the Fart Family
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from Gogglebox.
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Thomas the Tank Engine was happy.
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He'd joined Thameslink and hadn't had to
do anything for over a month.
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It's the family with 11 fingers and 12
toes.
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Yes, it's the Imbredables.
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So it turns out flowerpot men is no
longer politically correct and they will
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henceforth known as Bill and Ben the
Gays.
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Something's wrong with Woody. I just
keep pulling the string on his back and
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keeps going, white people!
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Up next, in the night garden.
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Can you stop calling it that? It really
puts me off.
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Kung Fu Panda, the least racist hero of
all time, as he is black and white and
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Asian.
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E .T. send nudes.
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Look, Bag Puss has been updated.
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Now he's Dyson Bagless Puss.
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But, Quasimodo, what makes you think you
need to see a back doctor?
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Uh, I have a hunch.
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bad news. The bad news is I'm pregnant.
The good news is I've learned the
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aborter spell.
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That won't go in. That definitely won't
go in.
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No, I'm Willy Wonga. Ten grand or I'll
take your piano.
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Robin, do you know if Alfred has a
charger for an iPhone 8?
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The Adventures of Low Batman.
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What is Peter Rabbit doing in the
garden?
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Mummy was sure she'd left him in her
bedroom drawer.
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SpongeBob went to the crab shack and met
up with all his spongy mates and they
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could all agree that contraceptive
sponge had had the worst day.
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This week on Paw Patrol, Rocky gets hit
by a car and the driver has to finish
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him off with a rolled up Asian's head.
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That's the end of the show. This week's
winners are...
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Commiserations to...
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Thanks for watching. I'm Zara
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Breen. Good night.
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