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Russell Brand and Craig Ferguson talk about hill-billies, Coca-Cola, and their new drink!

This is a video response to "Americans are NOT stupid" This video was NOT MADE TO INSULT BRITISH!!!! I am british myself!!!!! It is a response, not because the same questions were asked to british people, it is a response because british people were questioned about britain and their general knowlegde, just like in the original video and also because scenes were faked. there are idiots in every country. its just a popular thing to be hypocritical against america. the other countries don't think and follow like sheep. they say "dumb Americans" because it's the thing to do and to point out the most uneducated Americans. There is no perfect country. France, Germany, England...they all have idiots. This video was not made by american people, it was filmed and edited by european people. From 13 people that were questioned, 12 or so were used in the video. We tried to film a different age group of people. 4 kids, 1 pair of elderly, 6+ middle aged people. Two kids in the video knew about the questions and they were in the video for a joke. The other two are aged 14 and 13. If you say you can't expect them to know how many sides a triangle/square has, it's up to you! Just because some people don't know the answer to a few questions doesn't make a whole nation stupid! The purpose of this video is NOT to insult british, it is simply here to prove that neither americans nor british are stupid. It is also here to prove that a few scenes in the original video were used in a fake way and half of the people actually got the questions right. Yes we know that "Blare" is spelled "Blair" and we also know that there is no real british car manufacturer anymore, since all of the original british ones have be bought by other countries. Thank you for making the comments so entertaining :)!!!

A crew of British military men were each given LSD-25 (Acid) while on the field. Here is what happened:

BANG!

Videoclip British Mode by Belgian Band Goose, directed by Keith Schofield. Album: Bring It On © skint 2006 http://www.goosemusic.com

http://video.news.sky.com/skynews/video/ British sailor Sam Davies is spending Christmas Day alone in the seas of the Southern hemisphere as part of the solo round the Vandee globe yacht race.

The challenge in British Columbia is not figuring out what do to, but how to do it all. See what British Columbia has to offer as a vacation destination. (Learn more at www.hellobc.com.)

I made this (what will hopefully be) two part video in order to outline the differences between British-english and American-english. Its all for fun!! Oh and correct me if I get any wrong or something :)

British retailer Woolworths closed 200 of its stores on Saturday. The remaining 600 or so stores are expected to close in the next couple weeks as the retailer goes out of business. (Dec. 28)

British Sea Power - Waving Flags

The first part of Henry Woods Fantasia of British Sea Songs Part 1, conducted by Mark Elder with the BBC Sympthony Orchestra during the Last Night of the Proms 2006 at the Royal Albert Hall - I will try and upload the individual nation pieces when time allows.

From the second episode of "Stephen Fry in America" - even if you aren't English try and find this program on the internet somewhere, it really is special stuff. I decided to upload this clip just for the sheer 'amazingness' of it.

Hammond May and Clarkson try to prove that British Leyland did make good cars. To prove it, they have to face an automotive torture chamber, including a hilarious handbrake hill test and the infamous water test where James May wins! Don't forget to visit http://www.topgear.com for all the latest news and car reviews.

Bremner Bird & Fortune a british TV program interviews a fictional general who talks about real facts.

Visit www.thosewhofell.co.uk for more info. A tribute to the men and women of the British Military - British Army, Royal Air Force and the Royal Navy who have given their lives over the years, with an emphasis on the current conflicts in Iraq and Afghanistan. To all those who were too young to die - Rest in peace. * Apologies to friends and family of loved ones who don't feature here. Please send me their photos - mat.route66@virgin.net

Sir Humphry explains the Foreign Office's approach to the European question.

ICKE CONFRONTS WOGAN, THE MAN WHO DESTROYED HIS TV CAREER

ITN's Bill Neely reports during a firefight in Afghanistan. (March 27)

British candid camera.

British Prime Minister Gordon Brown was in Iraq on Wednesday, to meet with Iraqi leaders. His unannounced visit comes a week after Britain announced it would remove the majority of its remaining troops in Iraq by July. (Dec. 17)

Gordon Brown, the British prime minister, said last week that he will pull out the 4,000 British troops in Iraq before next summer, thus putting an end to British involvement in Iraq.

A British film about computers from 1969. It is presented here as a historical look at how computers used to be in the 1960's when PC's and Macs were over 10 years away. Shown in three parts. Sorry, but the 16mm print is rather battered! To my surprise this clip was featured in 'The Guardian' newspaper's Technology supplement on Thursday December 6th 2007.

A lego animation to comidian Eddie Izzard talking about the differences between british and american movies.

World famous show me the way to amarilo, british army in iraq. This is the original one off my website, http://www.thehumorzone.co.uk This is the video that all the other armed forces are trying to imitate. It was done by the Royal Dragoon Guards whilst serving in Iraq. They chose the lead singer who is actually sergant Roger Parr of the Royal Dragoon Guards due to his likeness to the comic Peter Kaye who has a hit single version of this song out in Britain at the moment for the charity comic relief. It was filmed on a standard camcorder, then they sent it to the UK Ministry Of Defence (MOD) where it was that popular that one of the MODs mail servers crashed as demand was so high for it. It was featured on the BBC news and afterwards the BBC were inundated with people trying to get a copy of it. ************************************ British defence ministry computers crash over Iraq soldiers comedy video 16/05 11:29 PM (GMT) (c) 2005 AFP LONDON (AFP) - Britain's defence ministry was investigating Tuesday how a spoof video of a comedy pop song by soldiers in Iraq temporarily crashed its computer system last week after too many staff downloaded the clip over the Internet, a spokesman said. A group of soldiers took time out from their work in the battle-torn country to film a joke version of "(Is This The Way To) Amarillo", featuring comedian Peter Kay, itself a charity remake of the 1970s hit by Tony Christie. The film, featuring a Kay look-alike Sergeant Roger Parr and a series of side kicks, was emailed back to army friends at home and proved so funny it spread like wildfire around the defence ministry. "The video is brilliant. Soldiers maintaining their moral on operations is always important," a defence ministry spokesman told AFP. "The fact that it proved so popular in the office that it caused the system to crash is unfortunate but this did not affect operations and everything is up and running again," he said. On a serious note, however, the spokesman added: "Our computer people will look at the cause and evaluate what happened." Images of the four-minute film -- which include Parr, 34, pulling some of Kay's trademark dance moves in front of three portaloos, before the doors of two open to reveal a naked soldier sitting inside each -- were splashed across The Sun tabloid on Tuesday. Mimicking Kay's march towards the camera, in which he is accompanied by a string of celebrities, Parr stomps through his regiment's camp in al-Faw, southern Iraq, flanked by soldiers dressed in an array of garments from underwear to Iraqi-style robes. Their video, dubbed "Is This The Way To Armadillo" -- after an animal living in the desert with them -- prompted the defence ministry's crucial computer system to crash for five hours, the Sun reported. The soldiers behind the film, who are from the Royal Dragoon Guards, recently completed their tour of duty in Iraq and have returned to a base in Germany, the defence ministry spokesman said. Christie, 61, helped remake "Amarillo", a big hit for him in 1971, for Comic Relief. It enjoyed seven weeks at the top of the British music charts, only being knocked off the slot on May 9.

Government is The Blob it gets bigger and bigger and smothers everything in it's path.