Sex shop

[KvHagedorn]

Well, the thermos thing was mildly funny, but Monty Python is great. The drunk butler bit that Germans supposedly like at New Years was pretty funny as well.. so who knows?

BTW, Brian, you can't get more Germanic than a real Anglo-Saxon. Being a Scot, I'm shocked you didn't say "British."

Quarter Horse.. LOL! (really)

[Brian Ellis]

Byock: http://www.animationfactory.com/anim...ickens/105547/

[GuchiGuh]

The drunk butler bit that Germans supposedly like at New Years was pretty funny as well.. so

goodness, that brings back memories!

[Rakido]

goodness, that brings back memories!

blame the Brits ... it's called "Dinner for One"

It's a bit bizarre when you think about it. A short British cabaret sketch from the 1920s has become a German New Year's tradition. Yet, although “The 90th Birthday or Dinner for One” is a famous cult classic in Germany and several other European countries, it is virtually unknown in the English-speaking world, including Britain, its birthplace.

http://german.about.com/library/weekly/aa010101a.htm

[Byock]

Byock: http://www.animationfactory.com/anim...ickens/105547/

Now that is awesome!