Milamber

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Brilliant


Dame Kelly Holmes, what do you need a medal for you just run round in circles

Steve Redgrave, you just paddle around in a boat. I did that on the boating lake with my brother

Milamber

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YouTube - Jenson Button and Smithy. Watch as Jenson reveals his mentor

kingofturds

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I have found it quite amusing so far, I do wonder though why they send money to India, A Country with an economy 50% larger than ours and with it's own space program

davyboy

A bit of a one trick pony, but I did LOL - and I don't do that very often. Gives you crows feet and I want to look young.

V5RLTD

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Very good i thought, tennis was funny, he got some moves!

Jamz3k

Can't watch him anymore as everytime he does any sort of interview he comes across as a fat sweaty self important *****.

Dedrater

In perspective though, how good have we got life in comparison, the fact that we can read this thread on the Internet is a pretty big thing when you think about it.

Wanting to punch my neighbours face in because he cut my boundary hedge without asking, is probably the worst thing going for me at the moment.

Have I just put a right downer on this thread?>......

Jay m A

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Making sure Paula Radcliffe knew where the toilets were, Comedy Gold right there

Oh and the neighbours on both sides cut my hedge tops, this and watching Sport relief realy brings home how lucky I am

davyboy

Flipping heck - that singing was very good!

Seeing Daley Tompson reminds me of the story Chris Moyles told about him and meeting Frank Bruno.

Trout

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Sitting here in India as the sun rises I can agree and disagree.

It is a booming economy here in Bangalore, as it is in many cities. But as a country with over 1.1billion people, there are over 35% that live below the calorific poverty line - that is go to bed hungry every night.

There are so many reasons it is scary.

However some of the best solutions in India are based around microfinance where projects like Comic Relief fund local co-operatives to lend money to local farmers to buy seed, or local business to by stock or fabric etc.

These projects make a massive difference on the ground.

On the positive side, India has over a million farms with an average acreage of 3 acres. But a productivity higher than the most intensive farming in the USA. Get these all functioning well and this is a country that can feed itself.

James Neill

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Watched the 45min version from iTunes. Very funny watching them do the shoots too.

David Lock

Easy to dislike someone who is popular but I thought his acceptance speech was terrific. Very funny indeed. I wonder if he warned the VIPs that he was going to take the p,iss? Even saw Capello smiling which is a rare event!!

Even Russel Brandt who I normally detest came over as a caring human being without showing off - must have been hard for him

Please post a link if/when his speech makes it to You Tube.

dl

Puff The Magic Wagon!

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I think they were as they all looked dead serious and p'd off when the focus was on them but laughing fit to split when it wasn't. Very funny

Also, Ashes to Ashes had me in stitches

hodgy0_2

I am not sure I would call that cutting edge comedy

Milamber

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As in all comedy it's all about........ timing. Seeing it in black and white doesn't really do it justice.


There was one bit when he told the audience, while speaking to Freddie Flintoff that "you don't give up on your country, your country gives up on you..." That was a bit close to the mark

Milamber

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YouTube - Smithy at Sports Personality of the Year - BBC Sport Relief Night 2010

David Lock

SiPie

Not a massive fan of him (other than when he plays Smithy) but found his efforts hugely funny last night and agree that the acceptance speech was true comedy gold. The fact that I was laughing out loud to someone who I'm not a huge fan of speaks volumes as to just how good it was

urban

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I don't like him and maybe its just me, but I don't find him remotely funny
Wife laughed at it and couldn't understand why I didn't even smile at it
I Just think he's a complete *****

Trout

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...just ask Graham Taylor or Steve McLaren" (to complete the quote!!)

I thought the whole speech was close to the bone and I am pretty sure more than one sportsperson would have left Sheffield with more to reflect on that a good laugh.

It was funny and I think watching the 'making of' made it seem much more of an achievement and actually made Corden seem less arrogant than he normally comes across. Especially on the diving board where he was clearly genuinely terrified.

powerwrx

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flintoff..hurt your knee have you...sore is it......yeah, but your arms ok isnt it! (lifting a pint motion)

STi wanna Subaru

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The bloke is a unfunny fat ****

Dan Gleebits

who ? Freddy Flintoff? or are you on about Dame Kelly?

urban

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So it not just me then

Ant

what has his weight got to do with it?

Alg

If you want to go down that route then what's his gender got to do with it?

Milamber

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yeah, memories not what it used to be

I just thought that saying that to Freddie Flintoff who in my eyes is a hero was a bit brave

Mind you in the run up he was floating on a pedaloe drinking a pint with him

Ant

Yeah because that's the same thing

97TURBO

Funniest thing i've seen on TV for a while. Rarely do i LOL at the bollocks served up on council TV.

Alg

I'm sorry, it's obviously a bit too hard for you.


I can see it's going to take a while for you to make the connection so I'll save myself the effort:

You win! You're correct, of course it has nothing to do with it.


































You must be fat.