Josh Widdicombe Discovers Tea Saucers - Mock The Week
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- Опубликовано: 29 сен 2024
- Hal Cruttenden discusses the North/South divide and Josh Widdicombe attacks the questionable usefulness of tea saucers.
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I'm starting to think this wheel isn't as random as it's made out to be.
No shit! sherlock .
And perhaps you're starting to think the jokes might be scripted? Surely not!
Dara actually said in one of the earlier episodes: "The news generator contains a bank of topics, it stops on a random subject and anyone can volunteer jokes about the subject it's landed on." (as he always does)
Then he said "The winner is the team I judge to produce the funniest stuff" (as he always does), followed by "Not really, I just pick the winners at random. Please stop writing in to us."
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My mother is from Yorkshire and my father is from Berkshire, and now we live in Buckinghamshire. Ask me anything you fuckin like about the North South divide 😂
"let's spin the wHHHeel"
I have an irrational hatred for how Josh Widdicombe holds a microphone
I'm even lazier than that... i just leave the bag in the tea 😂
I use teabag saucers so my guests don't have to walk to the bin when their tea is ready. Plop the teabag on the saucer, drink your tea, have your conversation and I'll throw the bags in the bin when it's time to wash the mugs.
Also, the teabags dry up so there's less dripping on the floor
Made before Trump's speak about his wall.
@Pipe Tunes 🤦🏻♂️
Why is the North South line drawn there? (Basically straight out from the Severn Estuary) To cut out Wales, Include Oxford and Cambridge, and yet keep Norwich in the north? Because it kinda looks like the North/South line was drawn by the south.
the teabag saucer is to let it cool down so you're not throwing hot teababgs in the bin
Fair point, I mean, you wouldn't want a hot, soggy teabag catching the bin on fire would you?
@@kevg3320 catch on fire? How hot is your tea?
We’re British - water is BOILING - as it should be!
I look at that picture and just think why, in the fuck, is Wales on the North of that line? Culturally, they're exactly the same as the South West.
Why is this hashtagged Chris Addison ?
Why the Chris Addison tag on the video?
All good.
There was no mention of tea saucers, only teabag saucer which is a different thing entirely. Though personally I need neither as I don't drink tea! 😂
Okay, I'm gonna do this.... the reason for the teabag saucer is that, when you first pull the teabag out of the just-boiled tea, it's still hella hot and soggy, so if you drop it straight in the bin, chances are it'll melt through the plastic bin liner inside the bin and fall to the bottom, where it'll fester and grow stinky mould. So you put it on the teabag saucer to give it a chance to cool down and dry out a bit before you put it in the bin. You're welcome.
You don't boil tea. Once made, with water just off boiling point, tea has to brew. During which time, it will cool slightly so the tea bag is never going to be that hot anyway. If your tea bags melt your bin liners you are buying some low quality bin liners.
@@decodolly1535 Either that, or your kettle might look suspiciously like a a thermonuclear device
@@samuellawrencesbookclub8250 Fair point & well made 😁
If you fish a tea bag out of a cup that is the temperature of molten pewter, you have a bigger problem than needing a way-station between the kettle and the bin...