new channel 4 advert...

[Raphael Meade]

HERE

probably best not listened to at work TOOO loud

 

[jmc]

agree - **** is best swear word!

 

[Marc]

thats GENIoS!

 

[The Large One]

Sounds like a regular Friday afternoon NSC thread.

 

[ben andrews' girlfriend]

DOOSHBAG!!! i love that word!!!

 

[magoo]

sounds like me at an away game.

 

[Paddy B]

What time is this being shown?

 

[Gary Nelson]

A 'client' really f***ed me over today at work and the first thing I said when I came off the phone was:



WHAT A ****.
There was a pause between each word, no raising of the tone on my voce, just a simple 'What a ****'


Summs things up perfectly for me. I try not to use that word in front of women but on this occasion it was totally justified. f***ing foreign ****.

 

[alan partridge]

aren't british swear words a MILLION times better than yank ones?

my favourites are

bollocks
wanker
shite


lovely stuff

 

[Seagulltonian]

I didn't think c*nt's a word that's allowed to be used on the old goggle box still!!

This is bound to get loads of coverage in the media, if it's shown. Can't we get them to have John Prescott saying "Falmer" somewhere in there, the NIMBY's think that's a swear word don't they!!

 

[Hilton]

Mavellous ending from the guy from Scrubs in there!

 

[chez]

Wannkahhhhhhh!!!!!!!! That bird at the end

 

[Mr C]

So what exactly is it advertising then?

 

[chez]

So what exactly is it advertising then?

Man United supporters club I presume.

 

[bhaexpress]

aren't british swear words a MILLION times better than yank ones?

my favourites are

bollocks
wanker
shite


lovely stuff

Now, I did hear the word 'Wanker' used by an American actor for the first time ever on TV. It was used on the cult prison drama 'OZ'. The only other time I've heard the word used was on an old Miami Vice when Phil Collins was guest starring. He used the word in context but no doubt very few Yanks sussed.

 

[bhaexpress]

So what exactly is it advertising then?

Morrisons ?

 

[Juan Albion]

Now, I did hear the word 'Wanker' used by an American actor for the first time ever on TV. It was used on the cult prison drama 'OZ'. The only other time I've heard the word used was on an old Miami Vice when Phil Collins was guest starring. He used the word in context but no doubt very few Yanks sussed.

It was used regularly in Married With Children: I believe the in-laws lived in W@nker County.