THEME WEEK: Language Class
Salut le gang,Today's theme comes from "Anonymous", one our most frequent posters, who provided the theme of "Languages". To explore this theme, we created a short scene and performed it in four different languages.
We'd like to give a shout out to free online translators, who provided us with terribly mistranslated lines like "Really, you have certain?" that are the cornerstone of foreign language comedy. Thank you, online translators! You can be useful to more than just Grade 9 French students.
In other news, the UK has made a direct copy of the Apprentice with a less toupee-y version of Donald Trump. It's called "The Apprentice". So much for European originality.
Also, I am incapable of making grilled cheese sandwiches.
Adios,
John from Canada
Labels: Theme Week
posted by John from Canada at
16:53
12 Comments:
brilliant, but it needed a session in Scottish or gaelic...
I laughed 'til I cried. Say, about our tea pot?
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Fabulous.
I already posted themes but i dont know if you got them...
here are a few more.
party like its 1973,
Encore
One in the hand is worth two in the bush- haha- just for old times
One
Christ
In with the old out with the new
explosion
brain drain
dance
sustainability
speak from the heart
summer of 69
use one of my other ones tho cause they were actually good, these are fillers to make sure ypou get the others.
-Jew babe.
hahaha.
theme week has been hilarious. awesome stuff. keep it up.
this one was great.
your shit is refined.
one last theme suggestion: happy times, too happy to be not happy times.
THIS IS HILARIOUS!!! I laughed so hard I almost forgot to breath.
is this blog called the lastjoke?
Brillant! Did you strain thru a tea ball
Brilliant~ Did you strain thru a tea ball?
super hero movies. :)
hey, Mad Pig, you say you're a writer but you've never been published and your real job is in health care. your such a bull shiter!
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