Returning from NZ

hehe loads of people make that mistake. I should stop anyway in case they start thinking I have a personal grudge against them, I don't they're just kinda easy targets lol.

Boy are you asking for trouble Mr C! Do yourself a favour.... MODERATE!

Lets hope they make the same error that I did..

Herefordshire is much nicer than Hertfordshire

Well there are other easy targets, but they generally have lovely informative websites so you can't too harsh on them :icon_lol:

Dont people eat their young in herefordshire? Perhaps thats limited to the Forest of Dean and doesnt stretch up that far....

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No its all over herefordshire believe me they're all just that little bit inbred.

Sounds a bit like parts of Wales :icon_rolleyes:

What Newport and the Vaaalleeeees!!
Merthyr and the like, chavtastic!!

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Actually, SteveC's digs are easy for me to overlook because they're so lame. Try harder, dude. :icon_lol:
I do feel left out about some of the shows you've all mentioned. I've heard of them, but the US just doesn't get much UK programming anymore, not since PBS stopped carrying Monty Python & Black Adder back in the 80s or so (I could have done without Benny Hill though). Now when there's a good British series that might appeal to Americans, it must be remade so your average Joe Duhmericun can understand it. Feh. Gotta hit the eclectic DVD store for the good stuff.

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I've just started watching Black Adder which is brilliantly cunning. A friend of mine has the entire collection.

It's a shame Mr. Bean came over the Atlantic and not Black Adder (or as they say it here Black Adda). Oh well, Americans miss out on traveling overseas, and they miss out on "Black Adda". That's why they should get off their bums and move to NZ!![/quote:99d5f502bb]

Black Adder did come over! I watched it on PBS years ago and now it's shown on BBC America I think. Though BBCA mainly shows home improments shows these days.