she is a disgrace. racist - and proud of it. Very sad

Deserves more likes

Shouldn't that be Harold Chipvan

American here. I loved Bill on QI, and having discovered this series, it's over the top. All my QI pals keep showing up. Now I'm wondering if Ross Noble took the chair.

Bill is great -- Dawn whatever is not worth the time spent to include her.

as opposed to David O'D and his key hammering. LOL

Paul Merton at the end playing on an invisible keyboard XD

Yeah, when he starts playing, I keep expecting to see roller skaters. That's skating rink music!

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Brilliant show!

I'm afraid our US Congress caused some damage here. They passed a law that allowed companies like Meta and X to be exempt from any responsibility (under US law) for what people post. I would LOVE it if other countries, en masse, ruled otherwise.

God, I hate that expression. It means a story that never happened,or was hugely exaggerated. Bill is real! Hooray!

the mp -- dawn whatever is sadly a disgrace. Not a sharp tact ... that said -- standard.

More worthwhile comment than most.

That robbery is much more offensive than Jack the Chipper

They’re like Mac from the first 13 seasons of Always Sunny...

90% No, she is 100% wrong ! Being gay means you prefer to have sex with members of your own sex, that is not the case. When the females are in heat the males will go for females, that makes them at best bisexual ! Men in jail will often have sex with other men, and once they get out, they will have sex with woman, that makes them sexually frustrated men, not gay men !

In humans that's called being heteroflexible. It's a thing.

Way more than 1. Giraffe sexuality seems to be an 'anything-that-moves' kinda thing.

Yes. Don't you understand how MPs get paid their expenses? They are all entitled to a second home close to the commons. They are all entitled to expenses for their constituency residence - for example, if the have a home office and have staff. It's as basic as that. Your little "gotchya" doesn't work. Try harder.

Mad? Maybe just a decent sense of humor, an ability to laugh at herself. That's a good thing. 🙂

Probably just not a bagpipe fan…

I guess it's provocation, or could potentially lead to violence, or it's a police zone. It could also be harrassment. I'd be more worried about them arresting anti-monarchy protesters the day of the king's coronation.

@@mickmickymick6927 i mean, we all knew they would arrest someone, it's one of the ways they show they are actually doing something. Not saying the police does nothing, just that we don't see the results very often. Every major event, they just arrest some random dudes and everyone thinks :"hey at least they are working". That's how it has always been

Exactly, lots of same sex swan couples too, got nothing to do with what we define as sexual or romantic attraction, obviously

Daniel Sloss has a great bit about gay penguins.

Humans have always been that way too. Sexual preference has only recently been considered part of an identity. The idea of Edward II or Richard II being gay wasn't a thing in their day. Loving Gaveston was something Edward II did, not who he was. Kissing a rotting corpse was something Richard II did, not who he was.

It was air being let out of lemurs.

I've read about that too, but the number I recall is like 50-70%. Maybe the MP has a more current figure than whatever I read, I dunno. She is certainly right to point out that they aren't gay. They just like it on the down-low. The point was, as I recall, that same-sex copulation is a normal behavior among male giraffes.

Perhaps they are siding with the humanity of the protesters and their country's deeply valued right to protest rather than any particular side in the debate. Siding with constitutional rights is not the same as siding with the reason people are exercising their rights. Protection of that right is a far greater cause. I also noticed the humanity in that cop/first responder with the idiot who glued his face to the asphalt. Obviously that's not a protected form of protest, but the protester is still human, and human decency is a far greater cause than any side in a political issue, even when applied to someone who does something stupid. That's not the same as siding with their cause. I applaud what I've seen so far of the police response to these protests.

Oh, yes. When in New Zealand I accidentally superglued the tube to my hand while fixing my glasses. A clerk in a nearby store told me to buy fingernail polish remover and she would help me. It worked. Then she asked me to fill out a customer survey so she could get a free coffee cup from her boss. When I got back to the U.S. I found an hilarious letter from the store manager. She got her cup and I got unstuck.

Apply externally.

Breathing moderate to high amounts of acetone for a short amount of time can irritate your nose, throat, lungs and eyes. It can also cause headaches, dizziness, confusion, a faster pulse, nausea, vomiting, effects on the blood, passing out and possible coma, and a shorter menstrual cycle in women. It will also remove their nail polish. Also kinda cool that is apparently a naturally occurring chemical in the human body

It's all a gimmick. It's very hard to glue anything to blacktop or concrete securely. Although the acetone would be useful for getting the glue off your skin.

@@sir_vix But that must be more comfortable than having a longer cycle in them.

I kinda like her, but I don't like the vibe she and others like her (on both benches) bring to parliamentary debate. It's not a sport! It's meant to be a sober deliberation of the nation's most important decisions. I don't like how so many MP's treat it as a game. She's better than that.