AndyRM
Elder Goth
Ah, "good" old Little Britain. Wasn't very funny at the time and hasn't aged well at all.
A fitting parallel.
Donald I, emperor of the world.
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Ah, "good" old Little Britain. Wasn't very funny at the time and hasn't aged well at all.
A fitting parallel.
Pblakeney
Guru
That’s one of the reasons for picking it.
Strange how some things you don’t even watch still manage to make it into your head.
Pinno718
Veteran
It is. Little Britain was the concentration of British vulgarity, pettiness and perversity but that didn't make it funny, it was simply coarse. I think half the audience didn't realise that it was taking the pi$$ out of them. If they had, Walliams would never have reached his notoriety.
CXRAndy
Shaman
Its nice they are good pals
View: https://x.com/i/status/1998127452195852468
EU won't like his response.
View: https://x.com/i/status/1998127452195852468
EU won't like his response.
cookiemonster
Guru
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Blazing Saddles
Regular
What?
The fact he didn’t know what they had done, or who had done it?
Perhaps EVISCARATES has a different meaning Mr Daugherty’s MAGA dictionary.
Two for the EU not giving a toss.
CXRAndy
Shaman
Oh yes they will, if Trump does something to retaliate, like extra tariffs.
The EU will fold. Their laws dont apply to US companies
CXRAndy
Shaman
No he won't.
The EU's laws will look stupid in a short while.
Just look back on how quickly they folded against Trump. Same with UK online bill, Starmer said it didn't apply to US citizens and companies.
They tried with 4Chan, who told Starmers government to stick it where the sun don't shine
The only way would to behave like China and lock down their Internet.
That's going to look lovely in the free West
cookiemonster
Guru
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cookiemonster
Guru
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Trump has to realise that he doesn't rule the world.
US laws don't apply to EU companies either. Works both ways.
Dorset Boy
Active Member
I think that other 'great' US company, Apple, lost when they took on the EU.
If 'X' wants to continue to be available in the EU, it will need to comply with what the EU wants.
Look at the social media ban for U16s in Australia as an example
If 'X' wants to continue to be available in the EU, it will need to comply with what the EU wants.
Look at the social media ban for U16s in Australia as an example
