Alright this one can’t be that hard to figure out

Best line delivery of all-time is Wayne Knight’s insane laugh-squeal here which everybody always assumes is from the Barbasol can because it’s so inhuman.

George Carlin audio over Splinter from TMNT's live show is hilarious

Probably the most underrated but arguably best character in the Jurassic Park franchise.

First Cornish pasty bosh.

When I asked Hulk Hogan how he’d fix the London riots of 2011.

Saw a bloke on the tube at 7.30am peel the cover off a Sainsbury's trifle. People were watching, interested to see how he'd approach it. He got a large Dairy Milk Fruit and Nut bar out of his pocket, unwrapped it, then used it as a spoon to eat the trifle. Sensational viewing

'Sue Ryder was notified and has done nothing'

In the trailer for Alien: Earth, they quote The Wrap calling the show “a world-altering breakthrough.” This seemed excessive even by film publication standards, so I looked this up. The phrase appears in a description of the plot, in reference to a scientific breakthrough.

This joke may have got absolutely no reaction on today’s Bargain Hunt, but it got an ovation from my sofa

sat watching an old episode of National Lottety jet set and she’s spent the week at the Rio Carnival and I cannot believe what she just compared it to 😭😭😭😭😭

🚨 | Jay Stansfield confirms that Blues are there were once they are did. They became the first ever to have the first as in the era of that when of Championship football began. Congratulations Jay 💙

“Most people see hens as food,” says Humane World for Animals. “I see Tweety as family.” Humane World celebrates World Hen Day with the remarkable story of a chick who was abandoned at an egg farm and was rescued in the nick of time. She now lives her life happily and healthily, safely

He may be celebrating his 70th but he’s got the energy of a 30 yr old!! Happy 70th to my wonderful & utterly brilliant friend Timmy. What an inspiration with his cycling, his painting, his curiosity, his endless energy. What a legend &what fun we had last night💛🥳💛🥳

Obsessed with how Liam Neeson’s character in The Dead Pool (1988) pronounces “homage.”

Mário Jardel 🔥

Alexei Sayle's Stuff (26th October 1989). Joan of Arc (Jan Ravens) is subjected to an intense interrogation. Angus Deayton is asking the questions in this sketch written by Andrew Marshall and David Renwick.

message on the screen stating that this episode of ‘birds of a feather’ may be offensive but “reflects the broadcast standards, language and attitudes of the time”. it’s from 2015

The last thing your £900 tenancy deposit sees before it is deducted in full to pay for cleaning a blutack mark off the wall