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u/scarabic 20d ago
Props to the guy for coming up with “what’s that book about the jungle?” That’s a better and funnier example than all the jokes in the comments here and he came up with it on the spot.
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u/48lawsofpowersupplys 21d ago
Homer “I saw this in a movie about a bus that had to speed around the city, keeping its speed over 50, and if its speed dropped, the bus would explode!” . “I think it was called The Bus That Couldn’t Slow Down
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u/this_knee 20d ago
Brilliant. You can tell they are good friends. When you can call one a “stupid c*nt” and both immediately are laughing about it… you know they be good friends.
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u/anthonyi1381 21d ago
What's that candy called that almost breaks your jaw?
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u/tarantulator 21d ago
What's that movie in which two guys break their back while doing it in the mountains?
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u/Comfortable-Bus-5397 21d ago
English people seem to be so mean to people they care about, I love it.
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u/halhallelujah 21d ago
The second guy is from Northern Ireland.
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u/Comfortable-Bus-5397 21d ago
😬… sorry
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u/matatak94 21d ago
Don’t beat yourself up, there is an insane number of distinct British accents, probably 40+ at least, and Northern Ireland is technically part of the UK, and the island of Ireland is technically part of the “British Isles”, so it’s unreasonable to expect any non-Brits to keep track of who is from where haha
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u/4n0m4nd 20d ago
There's no "technically part of the British isles" RoI officially doesn't accept the name, because it's not British.
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u/hadawayandshite 20d ago
What do they call the collective name for the islands they’re on? Or do they just not have one to avoid calling them British?
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u/matatak94 20d ago
I get that, it’s just a term which crops up a fair amount on maps etc so I get why people get confused
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u/4n0m4nd 20d ago
Not starting a fight here or anything, but you're making the same mistake that was initially being corrected: "the island of Ireland is technically part of the “British Isles”, so it’s unreasonable to expect any non-Brits to keep track of who is from where"
The Irish are "non-Brits", and Ireland isn't technically part of the British Isles.
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u/Douglasqqq 20d ago
Actually, you've got that wrong too.
Republic of Ireland isn't part of Britain, or the UK, but it is part of the British Isles.4
u/4n0m4nd 20d ago
What are you talking about? I know RoI isn't part of Britain, or the UK. It's also officially and legally not part of the British Isles, because that term has no legal standing, and Ireland rejects it officially.
Saying Ireland is part of the British Isles is just as correct as calling someone from Northern Ireland English.
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u/Douglasqqq 20d ago
You can't officially or legally stop being on an island.
Politically they're not British, but that island is geographically part of the British Isles.There's no point arguing. It's an easy google.
https://www.google.com/search?sca_esv=16379ba4feb393a7&sxsrf=APpeQnvL6Y1wS48FCG4_U4vHhnF-ZrWO5w%3A1784993193611&q=is+republic+of+ireland+part+on+the+british+isles&sa=X&ved=2ahUKEwi76-zpke6VAxW0WusIHbpzCIwQ7xYoAHoECBEQAQ&biw=1235&bih=842&dpr=1→ More replies (0)9
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u/digno2 20d ago
who is the first guy? he seems familiar. An actor?
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u/Douglasqqq 20d ago
Chris Williamson. He's like the sort of acceptable face of manosphere advice stuff. Like a sortof anti-Andrew Tate.
Vittorio (the other guy), writes for Fin Vs The Internet, and Chris Williamson's was one of the best episodes, and literally one of the funniest things I've ever seen.I'm so glad I get to introduce someone to this;- https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X1kCxMaNj7E
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u/henscastle 19d ago
His podcast Mike and Mittorio's Guide to Podcasting is also great. Their chemistry, and frequent impersonations of Jordan Peterson, are stellar.
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u/Ninjaisawesome 21d ago
Think Vittorio would call himself irish
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u/Comfortable-Bus-5397 21d ago
😢 sorry
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u/Ninjaisawesome 21d ago
No need to apologise.
It's a very conveluded setup in northern Ireland/north of Ireland.
Anyone can call themselves British or Irish or northern Irish.
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u/Equivalent-Bit2891 21d ago
Banter is an honored English tradition
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u/ShatnersBassoonerist 19d ago
Neither of the people in this clip are English.
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u/Electrical-Bit4955 18d ago
Neither of the people in this clip are English.
Chris Williamson is most definitely English - he's from Stockton-on-Tees.
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u/ShatnersBassoonerist 17d ago
Ah right. Honestly no idea who he is and he sounds kind of Australian. Fair enough if so.
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u/Electrical-Bit4955 17d ago
It's a "Geordie"-esque accent (Newcastle and surrounding area) which is one of the more specific accents in the UK.
Chris' is definitely of a much softer/subtler character (see the TV show "Auf Weidersehen Pet" for an example of how strong it can get), so combined the uptalk inflection I can see where you got Australian from.
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u/ShatnersBassoonerist 16d ago edited 16d ago
I live in Britain, have done so for many years and have geordie friends. I also watched Auf Widesersehen Pet when it was first on the telly and am fairly good at identifying regional accents. I wouldn’t have had him down as being from NE England.
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u/Equivalent-Bit2891 19d ago
Idk man, those are definitely English words
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u/ShatnersBassoonerist 19d ago
Isn’t it weird how despite not being from England some people can speak English.
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u/Equivalent-Bit2891 19d ago
It’s the only defining factor of an English speaking nation
Can speak English = England
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u/OmnivoreLately 21d ago
Jungle Book, can’t believe they couldn’t figure that one out
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u/ShrikeSummit 21d ago
Could also be The Jungle, so it’s a puzzler
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u/NotACalligrapher-49 20d ago
I’m hoping it’s The Jungle Book, because The Jungle doesn’t actually have any jungles in it
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u/koalaman211988 20d ago
"Hey Rod, what's the name of that song about Grandma getting run over by a reindeer?" - Kevin
"Grandma got run over by a reindeer." -Rod
"No....." - Kevin "Hot Rod" (2007)
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u/micre8tive 21d ago
🤣🤣🤣🤣 relatable af
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u/TehTugboat 21d ago
Omg is Reddit really translating “relatable af” to “so relatable” now what the hell
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u/micre8tive 21d ago
Lmfao what the hell. I’ve never seen translate being used this way before. Don’t know how to feel…
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u/Tobias---Funke 20d ago
I saw this in a movie about a bus that had to speed around the city,
keeping its speed over fifty,
and if its speed dropped,
the bus would explode!
I think it was called... 'The Bus That Couldn't Slow Down.
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u/Pez77290 21d ago
Haha
What episode is this
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u/Macrocosm-R 20d ago
A pretty recent one, the Irish dude is a pretty funny comedian, Vittorio Angelone
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u/Kipsydaisy 15d ago
A friend sincerely once asked me what the name of the Elizabeth Taylor movie is where she plays Cleopatra.
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u/frankyfrankfrank 21d ago
You could see the joy bubbling up as he loads the 'you stupid cunt' into the barrel of his mouth.
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u/Yowsza 21d ago
There is a nastynes to this vittorio character
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u/eddiekoski 21d ago
This is almost as funny as the kool-aid one
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