This is the first time I've had the self-control to wait for the extended version! Cheers to comment on last week's vid for the motivation. Cheers for the upload, legend.
Definitely one of the better hosts. And proving that it's not simply about being professional, which she clearly is, but that having a rapport with the panel adds a lot to the show. She's up there with Jo Brand, Martin Clunes and Alexander Armstrong.
I checked and Ivo Graham did go to Eton. I'm also sure that he did not look at the TV through a Quality Street wrapper to make it look like colour. Mainly because by the time he was old enough to go there it was 2003.
@bina nocht And you had to be ill to get your mum to buy it - at least I did. I was amazed how long it took them to spot that was a poor marketing strategy.
In this episode, Paul runs it with Trumpy and Fuckwagon and his yellow wrapper TV story. I haven't laughed this hard in ages. Ian was on his game as well. Also, love Victoria as a host and I was thrilled to see Ivo out and about! All-in-all, a brilliant show! Thanks guys ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
I love Victoria! "Thatcher would be turning in her grave. If that were possible. Which it isn't. Because of the wooden stake." "The modern woke agenda is ruining the traditions of Christmas. This year they'll even have a man delivering the Queen's speech."
Paul obsessing over that woman crossing the road was seriously hilarious. Though it's clear he doesn't understand those two images aren't from a single stationary camera, but rather from two separate collections of street images gathered years apart. (His point still stands though: the odds aren't "astronomical" or even necessarily "newsworthy"-- drive by the same place at roughly the same time and some things are bound to be the same.)
@@Kate-lk6tw He *obviously* didn't. But that also means he has the excuse of not having the full information. You don't. It's not about where you stand at a crossing. It's that a camera car had to be driving past that same exact crossing at the same exact time that that same exact woman was waiting to use it. It was statistically rare intersection of factors.
I remember that we used to save the cellophane Christmas paper, the red blue and green stuff to past onto the tv to give it some semblance of colour ... A common thing we all did in the early sixties and late 50's. I'm sure most did that sort of thing.
I highly recommend watching the video of the fishing scandal reveal with the original audio. It's hilarious. a million expletives. Im not surprised they muted it on the bbc ahaha. "Do i have to open a police report?"
As I'm watching this months later, and don't have the exact dates of her tenure in mind (especially because I'm not British), that remark quite confused me for the couple next questions that all centered on her as the PM. 😅
Too right! Let's not forget the Nestle CEO several years back saying access to water was not a fundamental human right, and that water should have a market value attached to it (i.e. be privatised).
Remember when nestlé were caught out selling sub-standard Infant Formula and it was banned in the west? So of course nestlé sold it all off to 3rd world countries.
Love the reaction of disgust by the audience and panel at the piece about the National Trust and the bickies. Not the biggest story here, granted but so nice to see the reaction. What a mean, penny-pinching attitude.
If each individual Quality Street chocolate has its own wrapping machine, do they sell a machine one it's wrapped that chocolate, or is the machine recycled?
Olde Quality Street in a metal container with jewel toned sweets, New Quality Street, waxy paper sweet wrappers in a plastic container. How? is this better? for the Environment? People are more likely to reuse a Quality Street tin, and as Paul said, reuse the jewel tone wrappers to make Lighting Gels, clear packing tape and wrappers laid out on the tape. the new wrappers are landfill fill.
The container has been plastic for a long while now, you frame it as though they changed to plastic for sustainability reasons. But yes, paper and wax wrappers will degrade much better in the environment (and into less harmful things) than plastic wrappers. Definitely the plastic container isn’t good though.
@bina nocht possibly, but the boxes are much more likely to a) be put in the recycling by customers, and b) be recycled. They’re also much more likely to get blown away from landfills and people littering, so it does make some sense to target the wrappers over the box. Though again, they definitely should swap over to something like cardboard.
Lighting gels? :) A filament bulb would melt them very quickly, and colour-changing LEDs are cheap. The new wrappers are biodegradable. The box has been plastic for some time, and is still reusable.
1:12, This came out the week of October 3rd, today is October 14th and Kwasi is gone. Sacked, Resigned, what ever. He Gone. Just Like The Joke Here on HIGGY !!!! SPOOKY isn't the word for it. Prophetic is more like it, and not the first time. remember Boris Johnson?
That Musk robot moves worse than the robot that was on QI about fifteen years ago so if they finally get it to move they still got a decade and a half of catching up to do
@@mick8473 but in case your reading skills are below a third grader in 2007, that's fifteen years ago, Honda developed a robot called Asimo that walked and even ran better than that Musk piece of crap
Very sporting of Isabel Hardman show up for this one, knowing that the party her comic supports would be getting a pasting. The 64 million dollar question across the land? How can a face as beautiful as this belong to a Tory?
@@kimsherlock8969 You clearly have the internet, why are you asking me instead of just looking it up? I think it's incredibly obvious that Nestle wouldn't pretend that it's wrappers are more damaging than they actually are and then spend thousands of pounds replacing them!
re 19:00. As it turned out, the cost to Elon Musk personally for his petty peeves with Twitter have amounted to almost US$300 billion. He should take a cue from Trump who makes dozens of millions of his peeves by milking his fans like crazy (at least five daily nudges to donate to Trump as he is so poor).
1 week of american-styled economics and the whole British economy completely collapses... and we wonder why America has been on life support for 25 years and is pretty much a 3rd world nation with a Gucci belt.
