...because you never know whose coming!

Royal weddings are so different these days...

:-)

One of the traits that tops many women’s must-haves in a partner is a sense of humor. But, of course, almost everyone has a sense of humor: it’s really the type of humor we make and appreciate that separates us. Some people like observational comedy, others split their sides for slapstick comedy, and surreal comedy can have an audience rolling in the aisles. But one really basic aspect of comedy is how clean or dirty it is.

What if walkie-talkie people named everything? A stamp would be called a licky-sticky. A defibrillator would be a hearty-starty. A bumble bee is a fuzzy-buzzy, and a pregnancy test would be a baby, maybe. A bra is a breastie-nestie, and a fork is a stabby-grabby. A hippo is a floatie-bloatie, and a nightmare a screamy-dreamy.

Some advice on bumper stickers and memes is just dangerous nonsense.

What do Joey Rasdien and Jason Goliath have in common? Well, they’re hella funny and they give some good – and somewhat absurd - relationship advice.

Here at True.ly, we’re trying to make sure that the implementation of our new Free-Form Workflow Space is smooth.

The business world is right – let’s just get on with the third Heathrow runway, and the extinction of all life on Earth while we’re at it – why delay the inevitable?

IN A time of economic crisis it falls to that exemplar of nations, Germany, to explain how to be completely faultless to others.

The stomach's not for churning.

Today I had the fantastic opportunity to introduce Look Around You to a couple of my work colleagues. Between this and Synthesizer Patel, I think I've got the show two more fans.

As part of getting /t/humour off the ground, I have decided to plaster its barren walls with some of my favourite bits and pieces of British comedy. Here is one of my favourite sketches from TMWL. Enjoy!

I had missed the fact that RHLSTP (RUH HUH LUH STUH PUH!) had restarted the other week! If you've never watched it, it's just Richard Herring doing what he does best - chatting nonsense - with various British comedy ledgends. There are some classics in the archive if you're not familiar.

I'm crazy, for Jay-Z, bling bling bliiing

A classic by Hugh Laurie, it's got to be one of my favourite love songs I have ever heard.

IAIN Duncan Smith has been reprimanded for firing a machine gun into the air following yesterday's budget speech.

I am actually beside myself in excitement...thank you to whoever allowed this to be published.

This always gives me a good laugh. If ever I meet someone who claims to be into homeopathic treatments, I'd love to get their opinion on this video as I think it does an amazing job of illustrating the lunacy of it all.

I'll go with the obvious first...

What a perfect song for a Monday.

I think I know every word to this, I love it so much. Others have said to me it's supposed to be innuendo, but I really don't think so, it's just about a man and his love for sausages. Also - if you've never heard of the Horne Section, check them out immediately. The best British muscial comedy by far.

Part of his lesser known sketch show Cowards. He also uses this clip in his live shows nowadays.

Popular Twitter feed Very British Problems is set to become the first to be adapted for television.

Considering I was fairly young when I first watched this, I feel like I'm getting a lot more of the jokes now. Which is nice.

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Can't go wrong with these two...

Audiences today can be so sensitive to edgy jokes they publicly shame the comedians who make them. Have we lost our sense of humour?