
British humour
I once had a very formal editor in England. Very proper, very British. While chatting one day I told her I’d read in the paper about a laboratory in Switzerland that had been experimenting with transplanting pubic hair onto the head of bald guys. Initially the concept appeared to be good because that hair is thick and healthy and God knows it is tough stuff. But after having done a number of experimental transplants they discovered a problem – when the men’s scalps sweated, they smelled strongly like hot crotch. Obviously the process included transplanting the whole hair and its follicle so it wasn’t just the hair that got a new home upstairs. After I’d finished telling the story, my editor was quiet a while and then said very carefully and regally as only a Brit can „Well, I suppose that gives a whole new meaning to the word Dickhead.”
Music break
„Scouting for Girls” a British pop band from South Ruislip, London, formed in 2005, was nominated for three BRIT Awards in 2009 for British Breakthrough Act, British Live Act and British Single („Heartbeat”) and also nominated in the Best New Act category in the MTV Europe Music Awards 2008. They have a strong activity in the charity work and today they are going to thank to all the fans by „giving away a free live version of „This Ain’t A Love Song” to everyone who signs up to our newsletter. Please let any of your friends know about this freebie download – We recorded it at our Blackpool show and it captures the fun we have on our tours”.
A gigle, unfortunately so true
An Israeli doctor says: „Medicine in my country is so advanced that we can take a kidney out of one man, put it in another, and have him looking for work in six weeks”!
What’s your name? or English humor
If you admire Hugh Laurie, the british actor and the very well known Dr.House (as I do), you may see him in this sketch for BBC. Adorable!