That was brilliant, and also featured the great Peter Serafinowicz, and the sadly departed Charlotte Coleman. I haven't seen it in years though.

That's not a brand new BMW for $6474.
Also, $6474 for four weeks, but $5500-$7000 per week? Rubbish spambot.

Wow. Just wow.

Good guess, kid.

Get better soon.

Oddly, it lifts me when I'm down.

I really enjoy "Down With Love" and "L.A. Story" - both so much fun.

I'm a big fan of most Christmas movies, except "Surviving Christmas". That is loathsome, and wasted Gandolfini. I may be the only person who's ever seen it, though.

You get to install yourself outside a brandy & s

I definitely share your fondness for Wodehouse. He's one of very few authors who make me laugh out loud on subsequent readings.

With so much of Wodehouse being very short-form, it's great fun just to pick up a book every now and then.
He was a genuine wordsmith of the highest order, and reading his books is even more rewarding than even the Stephen Fry and Hugh Laurie TV show (which was excellent in its own right, with those actors perfectly…

My wife gets annoyed when I say that to her.

It was a well made rip-off, starring the guy from Jaws: The Revenge.

MAJOR SPOILER - but Gussie's already seen this, so it's OK to tell him…

Those are the lines that always make me think of the delectable Mrs periscopes.
That was a talented band.

Then I asked her to be my bride,
And always be right by my side,
I felt so happy that I almost cried…

Two hours of handstand push-ups.

I'm with McCartney on just how good that particular song is.

Saying things like "going down to t'pub" when a real Yorkshireman would more likely say something like "going down [t]'pub", with the "t" being silent. It's small, but irritates.

I loved this as a kid, but have only seen it that once. I'm kind of scared to re-visit it in case it doesn't stand up.