Stoat 'n' onions

[camile_sinensis]

The good news is that I finally managed to get a string of fake onions from Ebay. There can be few disappointments in life more crushing than losing an auction for a string of fake onions on Ebay and realising that there is someone out there who is even more determined to own those artificial alliums. Or perhaps realising that you're the sort of

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[sildil]

Sounds like fun will be had!

[camile_sinensis]

Well if you can't have fun on a Friday night by going down the Village Hall with a dozen stoats and a camembert then I don't know when you can!

[gingerspark]

I have had the misfortune of having seen this show. PBS here in NA is much enamoured by all things British. Allo Allo was in a word heinous.

Sounds like a good time (but then you know I love "re-enactment dress-up") - Pictures are a MUST!

They actually have picnic baskets with place for only one bottle?? What a waste!

[camile_sinensis]

Many of these things known as Sit Coms are inexplicably popular with the Great British Public, however the ones that I have seen usually leave me completely in the dark as to why they are "funny". I freely admit to having a rather warped odd sense of humour. (There is one clip which is shown over and over again on TV of a man attempting to lean on a bar and falling over, which always provokes endless and uproarious laughter from the entire population of the UK with the exception of me. What is funny about a bloke falling over? I DON'T GET IT!!)

But I'm sure Culter Am Dram Soc's offering will be hilarious, whether anyone falls over or not!

[gingerspark]

Some sit coms start out with laugh-worthy premises*, but quickly degenerate into formulaic laugh-tracked shlock

*Allo Allo was not one of those - there was never anything laugh-worthy