Possibly I missed it. Please compare this to Felix Dexter's appearance of several years earlier. Riginald D here appears almost entirely oblivious to the wit going on around him (indeed, even over his head) until it becomes time for him to make a speech about racism, while Dexter is witty from start to finish, parrying and thrusting with the both the brilliant Angus Deayton and equally witty Clive Anderson to at least a draw. Or Richard Blackwood, if you pefer in season 20, episode 1. Reginald D, by comparison, is dreary, at best.
Actually the issue concerns Antarctica being a landmass that has ice on it . The artic is just ice so if it melts sea level will not be directly affected ..... I think. Mmm
You can add bastard before any word. I don't want a bastard cup of tea. Or theres a real bastard rain coming down outside. That sort of thing. But its not a phrase to say I dont have a bastard clue particularly. Im sure its been said before but its not a particular phrase. Its just like saying i dont have a fucking clue or a cunting clue or whatever.
@@matthiasknutzen6061 if it's the title of his work then that's permission enough. titling something means you can't really complain when someone quotes it
I'm surprised that Hammond didn't come on here it probably would have been hilarious if he came on too out of the top gear guys he is the only one that didn't come on
Represent! My bro Reggie! He's actually in the UK doing deadpan better than the four actual Brits - "Ginger-haired people, that ain't even a race..." "So then how was she taught to maintain her Facebook page?" "You say that like a man who's been waiting to say that for years." 😀
May being a cynical Top Gear pr*ck here. "I don't care about the climate change". Sure, because it's bad for his car show, that's all that matters to him.
Maybe it's that very diversity that helps keep those racial divisions going. And while it might not be racism specifically, there is plenty bigotry and intolerance of all sorts in most every country except New Zealand and few others and even that is fairly recent historical development. Also, when a country is a more homogenous place racially, the people that live there are going to find other criteria like religion or political affiliation or the ever popular urban/rural animosity to divide each other up and discriminate against one another. We're such an odd species.
Just because they are diverse doesn't mean there's no problems with racism. Don't even know if they are considered the most racist, Hungary, Poland, Belarus, Brasil, Argentina i would assume are much more racist.
How can you find that odd? The history of both countries (which you can read for free on the internet) is deeply grounded in racism. One of them went out to commit atrocities, the other shipped them home.
@@NeilJ894 Dickish reply but okay -- no, not really. I don't live there so I have a foreigner's perspective on the place. From what I'd read though, it sounded like there had been a real attempt to deal with its colonial past and build a more equitable country for everyone over the past few decades. But in the months since I wrote my post that triggered you're reply today I've learned how New Zealand's post-racist reputation is largely bullshit and there are indeed still plenty of racial problems (among others) that people there can't or won't get past.
I will admit I was one of the dislikes here and will post, (even though it seems no one that dislikes a video will comment why. Damn gits). Not a fan of someone csn say a word and it is fine, but someone else saying the same word in the exact same context ... And aww f no ...
What on earth are you talking about ? If it’s the N word, it’s because it’s the name of the guys show. Also this is British TV from 12 years ago. Times were different, I’m not sure why you would dislike because of a word
@@Raphael_Ck no, he's complaining about how *he's* not allowed to use the word anymore, which of course betokens the death of freedom and probably the end times.
