To this day, when I’ve seen something I don’t particularly like, I can’t help but groan out “Simon Flitoris, what did you think of that?”
“Did you find their choice of language predictable?”
“I did, I did. I found English to be a sadly predictable language.”
The way they slide down in their chairs! The haircuts! The half-closed eyes, as if in pain! This is what you sound like whenever you criticize anything, just so you know.
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I LOVE EVERYTHING ABOUT THIS. Especially the part where Hugh wearing those glasses looks exactly like my mom did in the 80s.
“And by self-referential, you mean…”
“I mean to make myself sound like an interesting and impressive person.”
Wonderful!
And yet “No, *that’s* my cup of tea” is the funniest moment in the whole thing.
For me, it’s the “fatal floor … all on one level.”
And yet "No, *that's* my cup of tea" is the funniest moment in the whole thing.
love love love love love
Every single one of these you post makes me go “oooh! ooh! I love this one!” but I know they can’t ALL be my favourites equally.
I want to roll around luxuriously in this sketch, as in a large vat of butterscotch pudding.
They are their own Statler and Waldorf and I love it.
Ohhh God bless their intertwined legs
Ohhh God bless their intertwined legs
The closing line and their terrible sneering laugh takes the cake for me.
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