“Hufflepuff in the streets, Slytherin in the sheets”
Fucking h e l l
“Hufflepuff in the streets, Slytherin in the sheets”
Fucking h e l l
I hope someone goads him into crowdfunding a feature length doc about his nard output
Arent Slytherins famously selfish?
Didn’t really mind that one but this one…dear god
https://twitter.com/RosieShentonHug/status/1133493130815311877
I like that there are many ways of interpreting the final sentence
My daughter brings home her first boyfriend.
Me: Which Star Wars prequel is best?!
Him: Oh I guess Revenge of the-
Me, making fame show fail noise: I’m sorry the correct answer was “Prequels, what prequels?!” This relationship is doomed from the start!
Don’t really have an issue with this. Living in London, it does feel different to the rest of England in that it’s more international. It’s no longer a parochial, mono cultural/ethnic city. London, like New York, is an international city.
That’s the way I took it.
Dependent on which area you’re living in that’s true to an extent, but I don’t think John Cleese was referring to modern day London in those terms.
Corden would obviously be in it.
When was it?
The legacy of empire means that virtually none of our major cities have ever been.
Ew
Will they be wearing similar outfits in the video to the last one?
Can everybody please stop fleshing out cursed images to this cursed idea
Yes. At least this guarantees him the HGATR wooden spoon.
Feel like that tweet was dripping with casual xenophobia. Not to mention “ex-pat” hypocrisy.
It’s all relative, isn’t it. Compared to say the 1920s, the London of today is far more multi-cultural and multi-ethnic than it was then.
I think that’s Cleese’s point. The London he grew up in has gone. Whether he’s lamenting that fact or merely pointing it out I can’t say based upon that tweet.
Think he’s just being a bit racist tbh, and longing for a past that never existed (or, certainly not one he remembers)
Based upon that tweet it’s impossible to say his intentions. As I said before, I don’t have an issue with that statement. I don’t even know what ‘English’ means. To me, having lived in London all my life, it feels like a country inside a country when travelling outside to other regions around England. Other than New York, it’s the most international city I’ve ever experienced. To me it feels more than ‘English’.
Whatever.