Celebrity lookalikes

[Kasi]

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@T4920

The whole gang

[goosehd]

I was thinking Jay and Silent Bob:

[DeeDee85]

@Kasi RIP Rik Mayall absolute legend.

[Kasi]

@DeeDee85

Definitely a legend… they were all to funny
Some right laughs
Don’t it make like that any more until bottom came.

[DeeDee85]

@Kasi Bottom was my favourite when I was really young, much too young to be watching it really. My mum loved it and used to let me watch it without my dad knowing cos he didn’t approve good memories

[Kasi]

@DeeDee85
Total British madness best of times

[Nocturama]

@DeeDee85 said in Celebrity lookalikes:

@Kasi RIP Rik Mayall absolute legend.

I saw Rik during his standup tour in ‘92, and swear I have not laughed as much before or since. My stomach was truly aching with the laughter…true, true belly laughs. Definitely my comedy hero - can’t believe it’s 10 years since he died.

[DeeDee85]

@Nocturama Now that is a night to remember! Very envious you got to see him. My older brother made it one of the Bottom live shows and said it was absolutely brilliant! I’m unsure of the year, maybe 95 or 96?

[Nocturama]

@DeeDee85 - absolutely. I think I got to see Bottom Live twice, but my mid-90’s recollections are a bit blurry! 🫣

[Graham]

Eddie, are your trousers getting shorter?

I am secretly posting myself piece by piece to an undisclosed location in the Bahamas.

[Steve]

'Crop rotation in the 14th century was considerably more widespread after... John'

I'll take your line @Graham and raise it! This has to be one of my favourite lines ever and still makes me laugh when I think of the episode in the Young Ones

[Freeman]

Papped @JamesB

[Alex]

I heard they are about as good at football too

[JamesB]

@Alex Just super bad at golf

[Freeman]

@JoshC enjoying his lunch.

[Sir_Cuffs-a-Lot]

[JoshC]

@Freeman More wine!

[T4920]

@Freeman best one yet!

[markus_berlin_]

so Great

[Mizmazzle]

"Let them eat cake!!"

EDIT: Having never really known the origins of the above statement, I decided to research it a bit to make sure I was applying it properly...I always thought it was something a benevolent king had once said to his starving countrymen....I was not totally correct.

Apparently is was incorrectly attributed to something Marie Antoinette was believed to have said...but no record shows she did. Perhaps, history says, it was some sort of political jargon.