livia
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Post by livia on Mar 6, 2008 16:09:58 GMT 1
That's really funny (at least to me)... No Polish language is needed to comprehend the ad, so all can go on without hesitation. Not sure about the humorous side... deser.gazeta.pl/deser/1,83452,4959732.html
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Post by Bonobo on Mar 6, 2008 20:20:24 GMT 1
Not bad, although Monty Python is not my favourite. I don`t know why, but those guys are not too funny. I only liked their Holy Grail, I hated Meaning of Life and never watched it to the end.
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Post by Bonobo on Mar 6, 2008 21:31:45 GMT 1
That's really funny (at least to me)... No Polish language is needed to comprehend the ad, so all can go on without hesitation. Not sure about the humorous side... deser.gazeta.pl/deser/1,83452,4959732.html The clip isn`t as funny as the reaction to it. The administrator of Pcim, the village mentioned in the commercial, vehemently protests. He claims that Pcim is a well developed area, with new roads, new pavements, and many British villages don`t look that great. hahahahahahahahaha Pcim in the Polish language symbolizes a proverbial armpit, deep province. The residents of the village are very sensitive to any allusions to their proverbial provinciality.
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