Brian Blessed

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[Chief Wiggum]

Amongst all the EU bollocks Brian Blessed was a breath of fresh air. One of the funniest annecdotes I've seen on TV for ages. If you haven't seen it catch up on 'This Week' on iplayer.

 

[8ace]

Not sure why he was on a politics show, had everyone pissing themselves laughing though!

 

[Chief Wiggum]

Here's the clip

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[Grombleton]

Not sure why he was on a politics show

I thought that about Nick Clegg.

 

[Captain Sensible]

Was some nice off the cuff Tv which you don't see very often, it had me giggling.

 

[Triggaaar]

Never setup camp below the French

 

[Stumpy Tim]

HAHA Quality. Blessed is a legend

 

[maltaseagull]

Here's the clip

[video]http://www.snappytv.com/tc/2022911/986940[/video]

That was brilliant!

Thanks for sharing.

 

[T soprano]

GORDONS alive!!!!!

 

[knocky1]

Terrible behaviour. They don't turn to dust but freeze. On Mt Whitney in the States we had to crap in plastic bags and carry them down in a rucksack for disposal. Kept your hands warm for a while......

 

[Shropshire Seagull]

There's always snow at 27K feet - bury and move on ....

Remember a documentary about Everest years ago all about Sherpas going up to retrieve rubbish, esp discarded empty oxygen bottles.

 

[spring hall convert]

I thought that about Nick Clegg.

I was watching someone on TV the other day and she was described as being Nick Clegg's strategy advisory (2008-2015.) Why on earth would you admit to that?

 

[dazzer6666]

Terrible behaviour. They don't turn to dust but freeze. On Mt Whitney in the States we had to crap in plastic bags and carry them down in a rucksack for disposal. Kept your hands warm for a while......

A 'shitkit' is recommended for most long distance running races (bags and paper). Don't want the South Downs Way looking like it's been invaded by the turd-scattering French

 

[knocky1]

A 'shitkit' is recommended for most long distance running races (bags and paper). Don't want the South Downs Way looking like it's been invaded by the turd-scattering French

I don't mind burying it in soil but on hard rock and constantly below freezing it must be full of frozen turds. No problem health wise, unless global warming really kicks in, and no smell as frozen. Visibly though it must be horrible with 300 paying climbers a day in May/June time. I think Brian was talking about crap to show his thoughts on the EU referendum. Good story.

I must admit to getting the runs at 17,500 at nearby Gokyo Ri. Had to cow pat it on a big Boulder and lob it over the steep side of the path. Mine would have rotted as above freezing at times and would not have been visible to anyone. Toilet paper burnt, sanitizer gel on the hands and back on the track. No problem..........unless a turd scattering Frenchman was climbing up the inaccessible steep slope.

 

[knocky1]

There's always snow at 27K feet - bury and move on ....

Remember a documentary about Everest years ago all about Sherpas going up to retrieve rubbish, esp discarded empty oxygen bottles.

I can see the logic......but they found Mallory after snow melt. It's the fact that if people pay $50,000 to climb Everest surely they could pay for the shit to disposed of.

 

[Horton's halftime iceberg]

Here's the clip

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Thats normal Blessed brilliance, never sure why he is not on the telly more, I reckon he is too much for most producers to handle - always great viewing

 

[jimhigham]

Had a seriously poo day yesterday. Stayed up to watch This Week, as I normally do on a Thursday. Not only raised a smile but had me laughing out loudly. Just what I needed and not at all what I had expected.

 

[dazzer6666]

I don't mind burying it in soil but on hard rock and constantly below freezing it must be full of frozen turds. No problem health wise, unless global warming really kicks in, and no smell as frozen. Visibly though it must be horrible with 300 paying climbers a day in May/June time. I think Brian was talking about crap to show his thoughts on the EU referendum. Good story.

I must admit to getting the runs at 17,500 at nearby Gokyo Ri. Had to cow pat it on a big Boulder and lob it over the steep side of the path. Mine would have rotted as above freezing at times and would not have been visible to anyone. Toilet paper burnt, sanitizer gel on the hands and back on the track. No problem..........unless a turd scattering Frenchman was climbing up the inaccessible steep slope.

Any proper Englishman would have waited until one was.......

 

[Mowgli37]

He's a national treasure.