3:05 "Gary Cheeseman got his name because... His mum gave him - you know the cheese slice? - gave him those because she thought it was good for his spots. He had a big head. Sniper's Dream, they called him."
Agree. [I did wonder though why he/she writes 'broadcasted' (sounds wrong) and not 'broadcast'' (sounds right)? Wiktionary: "The past of broadcast is either broadcast or broadcasted. Both are in use, but broadcast is much more common. Google Books search gives 326,000 results for "was broadcast", vs. 12,900 for "was broadcasted" = 25 to 1 in favour of 'broadcast'.]
6:37 The reason there was a second number plate reading BE11 END is because they were going to attach non-legal plates to the cars for their game of football with rude word jokes on about the trio.
41:33 I should point out that Paul is wrong here. The chop isn't going fast enough to burn up on reentry, in the same way that Felix Baumgartner didn't burn up either. When an object goes through the air quickly, the object pushes the air out of the way. If the air can't move fast enough, it builds up in front of the object. At this point, new air coming in flows around this pocket of built up air, trapping it in place. This is called ram pressure. Flat surfaces have very large pockets, and if the object is pointy enough, like the nose of Concorde, then no air builds up at all. When air builds up, there's more matter in a smaller space than before, the air bumps into itself, turning speed/momentum into heat. This is the cause of the heating: extreme heat caused by extreme pressure caused by extreme speeds. About mach 2, which is 2500 km/h at sea level. Baumgartner and the chop are only going at around 1000km/h, probably less for the chop. As the atmosphere thickens closer to the ground, this speed will reduce to half before the parachute opens. So no, the chop wouldn't burn up in atmosphere. Sorry Paul. Ps: xkcd did the same calculation on his website's what if section
The standfirst for the BBC online story about penguins and seals says: "Fur seals have been caught engaging in an extreme form of sexual behaviour. Specifically, trying to have sex with penguins" I like the word "caught". Like they were teenagers in the back of a fogged up car at Inspiration Point.
The lamb chop went up in a balloon, it didn’t go through the atmosphere so it wouldn’t have burned up at all, it would just of fallen back to earth but would probably have been found and eaten by a fox!
How many times have they trotted out most of these jokes. Hislop in the hat. Hislop knows something about pop culture, cue Mertons unfunny “shocked reaction”. Host and panelist’s “spontaneously” plugging their books. Same old Prescott gags. And Mertons tiresome “is it a dolphin in a bath tub?” type gags.
@@deepzepp4176 Dude, I'm joking - about the fact that you're bothering to click on and then comment (twice now) on a series you don't even like, for some obscure reason.
@@TyrSkyFatherOfTheGods Whats with the passive aggressive comments? I do like HIGNFY. I was agreeing with you that a lot of the jokes have become stale and dull.
Take A Moment I have always asked questions and then get lucky students to do all of the work. I am one of those students, E= Mc squared And all that. No god's required Stay Silly Stay Safe and Free 🎉 26:20 😂 Genius 26:39 🎉 I just wet myself 😂 27:38 😅
Mrs Richards: "I paid for a room with a view!" Basil: (pointing to the lovely view) "That is Torquay, Madam." Mrs Richards: "It's not good enough!" Basil: "May I ask what you were expecting to see out of a Torquay hotel bedroom window? Sydney Opera House, perhaps? the Hanging Gardens of Babylon? Herds of wildebeest sweeping majestically past?..." Mrs Richards: "Don't be silly! I expect to be able to see the sea!" Basil: "You can see the sea, it's over there between the land and the sky." Mrs Richards: "I'm not satisfied. But I shall stay. But I expect a reduction." Basil: "Why?! Because Krakatoa's not erupting at the moment?" ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-POO4lrTclNY.html
@Aisling Murphy They have put a lot of work in, at my expense, so watching all these crappy adverts is not essential. My TV licence fee goes towards paying for these programs, so maybe you should rethink your statement? A few adverts are acceptable, but this is just profiteering on behalf of the uploader.
@@chezceleste when he spoke of brexit he said we should not have had a referendum now i understand that he preferred to stay with the eu but we were given a choice he spent his part of life in hong kong he should know better.
@@XENONEOMORPH1979 And Brexit is the biggest disaster for the British people and the the most stupid self-inflicted injury to Britain's place in the world...Singapore on Thames.
@@chezceleste Yeah, Ian Hislop, the anti-establishment, go getting, hard hitting journalist who dances and sings with Peter Mandelson and other MPs at “parties”. Real uncompromising journalist.
@@deepzepp4176 He's a lot more incisive and influential than you, you disgruntled keyboard warrior you, nevertheless finding time to watch 8-year old episodes of HIGNFY. I never understand people watching things they don't like instead of things they do like...seems a bit sad...no, a lot sad....saddos.
Sometimes just sometimes this anti politician diatribe gets tedious. It just seems that this is a venting exercise because once the program and others are over every participant is back to behaving like sheeple... Just sometimes.....😀
@@galesito1733 Why, anti Russia propaganda is stronger than ever. Everyone pretending as if the war started little over a month ago and not 8 years ago when they installed a puppet government and killed over 14.000 people in Donbass and Luhansk. Nobody cared what happened than but now that Russia legitimately is going after the Azov, C14 and other nazi's wich the west did documentaries on for years but apparently aren't nazi's anymore now that it doesn't fit the narrative.
