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Re: Jack Whitehall
Originally Posted by Millhouse
(Post 10466781)
he was a student.
great show.
Originally Posted by Scamp
(Post 10466793)
You're thinking of Bad Education (I think)...that was piss funny.
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Re: Jack Whitehall
Originally Posted by Blue Cat
(Post 10466743)
why? I think he is really good, his sketch with George Michael for comic relief a few years ago was fab, I think he is really talented.
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Re: Jack Whitehall
Originally Posted by Meow
(Post 10466830)
Because he's irritating and not at all funny. He confuses being fat with being funny.
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Re: Jack Whitehall
Originally Posted by Blue Cat
(Post 10466851)
I thought he was really funny in Gavin and Stacey though, did you not like that?
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Re: Jack Whitehall
Originally Posted by Scamp
(Post 10466793)
You're thinking of Bad Education (I think)...that was piss funny.
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Re: Jack Whitehall
We all thought it was hilarious.
Couldn't see anything worth complaining about....but apparently a unedited version was going to be aired? |
Re: Jack Whitehall
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-5GodFxem4k
Watched this today, official release on Youtube. I really think the way the jokes were told was funny, and nothing at all like the 'text only' edited spin the Daily Fail put on it. |
Re: Jack Whitehall
Originally Posted by winter
(Post 10467043)
Yeah i liked Bad Education, it was funny, but I want to know where do these rich people get their posh accents, it's not localised :)
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Re: Jack Whitehall
Originally Posted by Meow
(Post 10468472)
Tell me that's not a serious question.
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Re: Jack Whitehall
I used to have a posh(ish) accent from going to private school and a grammar that acted like one.
As soon as I got into a regular 6th Form college though, I dropped it immediately to save my handsome face from a pounding. |
Re: Jack Whitehall
Originally Posted by winter
(Post 10469391)
Yes it a serious question
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Re: Jack Whitehall
Originally Posted by Meow
(Post 10470648)
People speak a certain way because of the way their parents speak and who they mixed with growing up. If your parents speak properly or without an accent and you go to a school and have friends that speak the same way then that is how you will speak. Isn't that obvious?
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Re: Jack Whitehall
Originally Posted by Blue Cat
(Post 10470669)
disagree on that one, I have friends who are broad Geordies, not one of their three kids has a trace of a geordie accent. Does R sounds Geordie or Scottish to you?
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Re: Jack Whitehall
Originally Posted by Meow
(Post 10470673)
a Welsh accent.
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Re: Jack Whitehall
Originally Posted by Meow
(Post 10470673)
Did you read the whole sentence? The school and their friends? It's different out here as the accent at home may be very different to what they hear from others or at school. For example, if she went to a school full of Welsh people, she'd pick up a Welsh accent.
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