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01:00You look...
01:01I mean, what is it?
01:02I mean, what are you?
01:03I mean, how are you?
01:04Yeah, I'm really okay.
01:08Pretty hellish couple of years, but...
01:10God, yeah.
01:11I mean, what caused it?
01:13Well, the credit crunch.
01:15Yeah, I lost my job in the city, which is a bit tedious.
01:17But now I've just started a new vocation as, wait for it, an English teacher.
01:22A teacher?
01:23In front of children?
01:24Yeah, it's quite a shock, isn't it?
01:26Absolutely grotesque.
01:28Yeah, it's going really well.
01:29I've got to run, but listen, what a thing.
01:32Yeah, I just thought.
01:33I know.
01:34Yeah.
01:36Oh my God, it's Mark, isn't it?
01:39Oh, for Pete's sake.
01:40Yeah.
01:43Yeah.
01:43Yeah.
01:54Yeah.
02:10There's no difference.
02:11Go slow, go easy, when you're drunk.
02:16As we prefer to face, again, the might of the Luftwaffe.
02:20I know it must be difficult for you, with so many more empty places in the mess this morning.
02:25But we will fight on, to the glory of our fallen colleagues.
02:29Courage, gentlemen.
02:31Good flying.
02:32Good luck.
02:41You know powdered egg?
02:42Yes.
02:43It's gay as.
02:46Isn't it?
02:47It's well-ranked blood.
02:48Why can't they let us have proper eggs, like from a chicken or a parrot or some shit like that?
02:52I know, it's like they're trying to poison us with powder.
02:55Why is it powdered, man?
02:56You don't get powdered milk.
02:58You kind of do, though.
03:00Yeah, but you know what I mean, though.
03:01Yeah, well, I've told the group captain I'm not eating powdered egg anymore,
03:03because I'm like a vegan and everything, and he has to respect my human right to be a vegan.
03:07Yeah, but you still eat sausages and bacon, whatever.
03:09Yeah, I'm not a wanker about it.
03:12I think I have an allergy to that bully beef they give us.
03:15Is it, though?
03:15For sure.
03:16I get like this really bad reaction at shit.
03:19What, like with peanuts where your throat swells up and you get like a rash or eczema or dyslexia or
03:23whatever?
03:24No, I get like this really rank taste in my mouth.
03:27No, that's bad, man.
03:28You should tell them that.
03:29You should tell them that, though.
03:30Then if they ever make you eat it again, that's actually abuse.
03:33Yeah, because you know Ginger.
03:35Ginger Rogers?
03:35No, Ginger who you know.
03:36The guy who's the brother of the guy we met at that thing that time when you was there and
03:39I was there as well.
03:40Are you him, the one that I know?
03:42That's him.
03:42Yeah, because he was an allergic.
03:44And I reckon the dinner ladies murdered him with powdered egg.
03:47Because he was like really badly lactose intolerant.
03:49And then he just died.
03:52Yeah?
03:54You don't think what killed him was being shot down over Holland?
03:58Might have been a bit of that as well.
04:01Sir!
04:02Sir!
04:03Don't come any closer.
04:04Please, sir.
04:05You're making a big mistake.
04:07I love that.
04:08She took everything from me.
04:10No, sir, you don't understand.
04:11We're carrying out essential engineering work on this line.
04:14No trains are running through this station.
04:18We are, however, operating a replacement bus service.
04:43What's the story?
04:44Tomatoes are fruit, not veg.
04:45Gotcha.
04:46Galileanica can't say hypothesis.
04:47Ah, knew it.
04:48Unhappy pigeons commit suicide.
04:49Good for them.
04:50I am.
04:50I'm dressed inappropriately, sir.
04:52Well done.
04:52If you eat a polar bear's liver, you'll die.
04:54Uh-huh.
04:54Mickey Mouse is named after Mickey Rooney.
04:55Then who the hell's Wayne Rooney?
04:56I'll just go and check, sir.
04:57Come on, people!
04:58Dogs cause snoring in children.
05:00Fair enough.
05:00The best thing about Alden Towers is oblivion.
05:02What's the worst thing?
05:04Come on, think.
05:04The queuing.
05:05Tell him, Susan.
05:06It's the wasps.
05:07It's the wasps, Declan.
05:08The bloody wasps!
05:21So is that the 128 megabyte memory card or the 256?
05:25128.
05:26Good.
05:27Well, that's all very straightforward.
05:29Should have those ready for you in about an hour.
05:33Oh.
05:33I would normally say go and have a quick mosey around the shops, but Wednesday's half-day
05:39closing round here.
05:40Um.
05:42Hey.
05:43Here's a thought.
05:44I'm just about to take the lunchtime service.
05:47You could stay for that and then pick up your photographs afterwards if you like.
05:52Um.
05:53Oh.
05:59No, I'll just have a wander around, look in the shop windows.
06:03Yes.
06:04Good.
06:04Good idea.
06:05See you.
06:06See you in about an hour, then.
06:15All the instructions are written on the docket.
06:25Very good.
06:27Oh, I can't believe that we're here in this paradise and I've got you all to myself.
06:33Finally.
06:34Finally.
06:35Aloha.
06:38Hey, Jim.
06:40Hi, Jim.
06:41How's it going?
06:42Hey, yeah.
06:43Great.
06:43Fantastic.
06:44I'm as happy as a dog with two dicks.
06:47I sometimes think my wife running off with the DJ at our wedding reception was the best
06:51thing that ever happened to me.
06:53Sometimes I think that.
06:55Most of the time I just sit on my haunches, rocking backwards and forwards, staring at the
06:59walls, singing three blind mice to myself.
07:01Over and over again.
07:03Hey.
07:03Still.
07:04No wife, no strife, eh?
07:06Yeah.
07:07No offence, love.
07:08Her face, honestly.
07:10So, er, what have you been up to today, then, Jim?
07:12Oh, well, I had, er, quite a nice afternoon, actually.
07:14Good.
07:16I watched that, er, Ryan's Daughter on the film channel.
07:19Oh, that sounds like a good thing to do.
07:21Yeah, it was really funny, cos, er, when it got to that bit where she goes off with
07:24a soldier, I was thinking, don't kiss him, don't kiss him, and before I knew it, I'd
07:27wrenched the TV set off the wall and chucked it in the bath.
07:31Sparks and everything, you know.
07:33So don't tell me what happened.
07:35Eh?
07:37You had a nice day?
07:38Yeah, well, we've just been sitting here, having cocktails, discussing our wedding reception.
07:43Can we, er, get you another drink, Jim?
07:45To be quite honest, Sally, one's enough for me.
07:47Any more than that, it plays havoc with me medication.
07:49Yeah.
07:51On the other hand, it is me honeymoon, so, er, what the hell?
07:54Tell you what, I'll have the wife's as well.
07:55Oi!
07:56Donga Din!
07:57Yeah?
07:59Two Honolulu Hammers over here, please.
08:00Yeah.
08:01I'll, er, I'll keep the furniture.
08:02There you go.
08:05Well, Jim, I have to say, I think you are incredibly brave.
08:08Well, you know what I always say?
08:10Never look a gift horse in the mouth.
08:12Though you should always keep an eye on her Facebook friends, eh?
08:17The bitch.
08:19Well, that's far from my mind when I'm in this paradise.
08:22Yes.
08:23You've got to laugh, haven't you?
08:23Your life's just nuts, isn't it?
08:25Yeah.
08:25Don't interrupt me, you know.
08:27I mean, I could say to myself, oh, no, boo-hoo-hoo, you know.
08:31Life's dealt me a duff hand, but I'm bigger than that.
08:34Yeah, well, it's good.
08:35It's good to move on.
08:36Yeah, Phil, easy for you to say, you shithouse.
08:39The enduring memory of your wedding day isn't the thrusting pimply buttocks of Matt Dogdale
08:44being cupped by the French manicured fingers of your newlywed bride.
08:50Talk about something borrowed.
09:04Graham, I just wanted a quick word.
09:06Yeah, yeah, yeah, I know.
09:08I've just severed all my links with my friends and family and transferred the last of my assets over to
09:13his divine father of our better tomorrows, which is all great.
09:17I suppose I just wanted to double-check.
09:19Um, this isn't a cult, is it?
09:31Yeah, you're doing a great job, mate. You got the vibe just right.
09:34Oh, thanks.
09:35You're taking our energy, giving it back to us. Nicely done, my friend.
09:39Cheers.
09:39Fancy a pill?
09:41No, it's hard to get to the way.
09:43Fixed my judgement.
09:44Mind if I have yours?
09:50Woo!
09:50That's what I'm talking about!
09:53Woo!
09:56That is sweet, man!
09:59You're taking us on a journey.
10:01You're bringing us home.
10:02You got a name yet?
10:04No, I haven't thought about it.
10:05I'm giving it to you. You are the young master!
10:11Mr Wilkinson.
10:13Huh?
10:13It's Michael from Accounts.
10:15Oh!
10:16Michael, yes!
10:17Hello!
10:18Hi!
10:19You know who's into pubbing?
10:21I'm not.
10:22I was just dropping my daughter off.
10:23It's 6 in the morning.
10:24Picking her up.
10:26Yeah.
10:27Oh!
10:28I feel a bit funny.
10:29Might be those pills.
10:30No!
10:31No, no, no!
10:32Those were for my irritable bowel!
10:34Yeah!
10:35Great tech, Mike!
10:37Look, Annie.
10:37It's Mr Wilkinson from work.
10:39Oh!
10:39Hello!
10:40Are you doing Dean's birthday as well?
10:43No!
10:44No!
10:45I was just telling Michael.
10:46I was dropping my daughter off.
10:49Picking her up!
10:51Sorry!
10:52Can I have a sip of your water?
11:06Come on, Mr Wilkinson!
11:07Now...
11:09That's better.
11:10Gets awfully hot in these places, doesn't it?
11:13Well, that's me done for the night.
11:14Let's go dance!
11:16Come on, Mr Wilkinson.
11:18No, no, no, I'm-I'm...
11:19I'm much too old for that.
11:20You...
11:21you young people go and enjoy yourselves.
11:23Anyway, I've got to catch my train in an hour.
11:26Oh, come on, just one.
11:32Just a quick one.
11:39That's it. You're OK. You're all right.
11:42What is mine, Mr Wilkinson?
11:45The train's not here for another four minutes.
11:47Time to walk it off.
11:50My name is Dr Tia.
11:53I live in Botswana, saving lives.
11:56Do you?
11:59I've just performed an operation
12:01in the most dangerous location on God's good earth.
12:05The inside of a lion's mouth.
12:08I was removing an obstruction.
12:11Petunkswe, my houseboy.
12:14My only tranquilizer was a Celtic lullaby.
12:18And the tools I used
12:21were these.
12:23These proud hands
12:25know no tenderness.
12:27Africa
12:28is my wife.
12:30And she'll brook me no mistress.
12:32A주는 News.
12:37A—
12:54Aseek.
12:55¡Sus!
12:56Aseek.
12:57It's got a leg to pocket.
12:59Aseek.
13:00Aseek.
13:10Oh!
13:18Africa.
13:30So you'd like the hide kept in one piece,
13:32stakes from the rump and legs, and the offal in a bag?
13:36That's right, Reverend.
13:37We should have that done for you in about 45 minutes.
13:41Maybe an hour.
13:43I notice from our newsletter that the Women's Institute
13:46is exhibiting a display of crochet in the village hall.
13:50Oh, no, that's really not my cup of tea at all, Reverend.
13:56Hey, here's a thought.
13:58I'm just about to take the lunchtime service.
14:01You could stay for that,
14:02and then all your meat would be ready for you straight afterwards.
14:12Maybe I will just poke my head in the crochet exhibition.
14:16I'll see what you see.
14:17Yes.
14:19Good idea.
14:27There, Agnes.
14:28A stag to be butchered.
14:35Marvellous.
14:41You know, I mean, then they asked us to do this gig in Beijing,
14:43and we're like, hell, why not?
14:45I mean, 1.3 billion people is not a bad potential market.
14:49I'm really psyched about it.
14:50You know, it feels like we've actually broken internationally.
14:52Oh, wow, that's incredible.
14:54God, you know I should have stuck with the guitar.
14:56Look, you must come to the gig, you know.
14:58I mean, what's your full name?
14:59I'll stick you on the guest list.
15:00That would be incredible.
15:01Let me just grab a pen.
15:02Yeah, it's Paul.
15:06Burn it out.
15:17OK, off you go.
15:19My name is Youssef Khan.
15:21By the time you see this video,
15:23I will have become a martyr for all our people
15:25who have suffered pain and injustice
15:27at the hands of Western devils.
15:30My name is Ali Nasri.
15:32To our families, know that what we did,
15:35we did in an effort to highlight the plight
15:37of our brothers and sisters around the world,
15:39suppressed by those forces
15:40which continue to wreak destruction against us.
15:45Um, oh, Christ, sorry, can I just check?
15:48Um, this isn't a terrorist sleeper salad, eh?
15:52LAUGHTER
15:59So, that's the Zoan laptop
16:00with 256 megs of RAM and a 1.8 gig processor.
16:04Great!
16:04You do know if you spend £80 more,
16:06you get the model with a dual processor.
16:08Sorry, I'm not really very clued up about these things.
16:10Basically, everything will just run much faster.
16:12When you switch it on,
16:12it won't take forever to boot up programs
16:14or load nearly twice as fast.
16:15Right, and that's £80, is it?
16:17Well, yeah, but if you ask me,
16:18it's definitely worth it.
16:19You don't know, running slow.
16:20Yeah, OK, then.
16:21Yeah, and the other thing I'd definitely recommend
16:22is getting a faster wireless card.
16:24Right, I think as I sort of promised myself
16:26I'd stick to a budget
16:27and, you know, I'm getting the dual thing, so...
16:28Sure, yeah, but the thing is,
16:30in six months' time,
16:30this card might be the standard.
16:31You don't want to regret not getting it down the line.
16:33Yeah, yeah, I suppose you're right, yeah.
16:34I'll get that too, then.
16:35Yeah, stop me if I'm twisting your arm,
16:36but we are currently offering a discount
16:38on the lettuce upgrade.
16:40So, how's it?
16:40If you've not seen it, take a look at this.
16:43There you are, sir.
16:44The lettuce upgrade.
16:46It was £40.
16:47I'm currently able to offer it to you for...
16:53£20.
16:55Sorry, what does that...
16:55What does it do?
16:56Essentially, it enhances your laptop with a lettuce leaf.
17:00Sorry, like I said,
17:00I'm not really very clued up about these things.
17:02I mean, to me, that just looks like
17:04a lettuce leaf sell a touch of the screen.
17:06That's exactly what it is.
17:08But like I said before,
17:09the thing is, in six months' time,
17:10the lettuce leaf may be the standard.
17:12You don't want to regret not getting it down the line.
17:13Plus, it was £40, and now it's £20,
17:15so, in a way, you've kind of made money.
17:18I guess.
17:20Shall I rack it on, then?
17:22Actually, I think I'll be all right.
17:23Sure, no problem.
17:24If you'd just like to go to the cashier's desk,
17:26I'll have someone bring down
17:27your non-letters leaf upgraded laptop.
17:30Thanks.
17:30If you'd just like to wait by the cashier's desk.
17:37Um, actually, I'd better get in.
17:39No problem.
17:58Excuse me, um, what's that?
18:00It's the carrot upgrade.
18:02So, is the carrot better than the lettuce leaf, or...?
18:05Well, it depends.
18:06I mean, I just thought, in six months' time,
18:07the carrot might be the standard.
18:08You know, I don't want to end up regretting
18:09not getting it down the line, you know?
18:13Don't get me wrong, I mean, the lettuce leaf's fine,
18:14but I really needed the carrot to suit my needs.
18:19I mean, the lettuce leaf suits my needs fine, so...
18:22Sure.
18:23How much is the carrot?
18:31Yo, my friend!
18:34Mikey in the upstairs bar said you might be able
18:36to sort me out with a couple of E's.
18:38How many are you looking for?
18:39Three blind months.
18:41Five reach, yeah?
18:42Cool, and, er, give me a couple of bumps of K.
18:45Take the edge off and calm down.
18:47Mr Wilkinson!
18:48Um...
18:49It's Tony!
18:50I went to prep school with your daughter.
18:51Tony, yes, of course.
18:53How are you?
18:54Oh, mate.
18:54Look, seriously, these aren't me, yeah?
18:56Honestly, you used to give me a lift home
18:58every night before you're off the piano.
18:59Yes, yes, yes, I remember.
19:01Um, er, these aren't for me, by the way,
19:04they're for a colleague at work, you know,
19:05in the accounts department.
19:07Er, he's got an anniversary coming up,
19:08and he...
19:09he wanted to, you know...
19:13This is a raid!
19:15Everybody remain calm
19:16and stay exactly where you are.
19:18Yeah, don't give them to me.
19:29None of you are in any trouble,
19:30but before we release you,
19:32we do need to take a few details,
19:33name, address, etc.
19:35You'll all be released within two hours.
19:39Excuse me, officer.
19:40Um, I know you've got a job to do,
19:42but, er, so do I,
19:43and I am in a little bit of a rush.
19:45It's the same for everybody, sir.
19:47Oh, my God, Mr Wilkinson!
19:50It's Sean Davies.
19:51I used to live a couple of doors down.
19:52Sean, I don't suppose you could, um...
19:55Woo!
19:57The thing is, we are preparing for an audit.
19:59You'll be released when we're ready, sir.
20:02Oh.
20:05Woo!
20:07Woo!
20:12Woo!
20:13Can you get off me, please,
20:14Mr Wilkinson, your train's here.
20:16The train approaching Platform 2
20:17is the 724 to Maryland.
20:20I love you all!
20:21Let's hear it for commuting!
20:23Woo!
20:23Woo!
20:25Woo!
20:26Woo!
20:27Woo!
20:27Woo!
20:32Okay, so listen up.
20:33This is a map of the hotel.
20:34The hostages are here in the hotel reception.
20:36We go in hard flashbangs and stun grenades.
20:38ID your men and take them down quick.
20:40How many are there?
20:41Intel counts six terrorists,
20:42but there may be more.
20:43So stay sharp, stay focused.
20:44No mistakes.
20:45Our absolute priority is the lives of those hostages.
20:51All right, this is it.
20:54Go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go.
20:59What?
21:00Now, did you forget all about our little staff outing?
21:03Sir, we're hostages!
21:05Andrew, I promised to take my hard-working team bowling this evening.
21:09But you said they're going to be executed in 22 minutes!
21:11Dear me, Andrew, how many times have I told you to stop using deadlines as a way of motivating your
21:16team?
21:16Now, you need to put your people glasses on.
21:18I need to get to the Palazzo Hotel now!
21:20Go on, go on. Let's get you fitted up with some shoes.
21:22Come on!
21:35Yes, Joe, quite a haul.
21:38Yes.
21:39Some exceptional pieces. What was it?
21:41One of the big houses on the avenue.
21:43Maybe.
21:45Quite right. Not for me to ask.
21:49Yes, we'd be delighted to fence that for you.
21:52Obviously, it will take us a little while to do the deal.
21:56Probably about...
21:57an hour or so.
22:00You might want to take a little stroll or something like that while you're waiting.
22:04Unwind a little.
22:05You think I'm letting you out of my sight?
22:07Right. I ain't going anywhere, mate.
22:09I'm staying here with you.
22:10And if that money ain't here in an hour, you're dead.
22:13Well, yes, please do stay.
22:15That's your prerogative.
22:17In fact, I'm just about to take the lunchtime service, sir.
22:22Have a seat.
22:24Enjoy the show.
22:29Well, maybe I will go for a little stroll.
22:32I'll be back in an hour.
22:34Good.
22:37Here you are then, Agnes.
22:39You'll take this down to Big Mitch.
22:41You should be in the spread eagle about now.
22:52That's the spirit.
22:59This place is pretty amazing, right?
23:01I told you the girls here would blow your mind.
23:03I tell you what, I'm thinking I might get a couple of them to come over and join us.
23:06If I look at that little Latina.
23:08I think I might maybe take her somewhere a little bit more private.
23:11How about I go and get us another bottle of Cristal?
23:14Good idea.
23:15I'll leave the Beamer here, get my sexy, pick it up in the morning.
23:29Sorry, can I just check?
23:32I'm not a complete wanker, am I?
23:41I would.
23:42What is this?
23:43Michael Faraday.
23:45Well, yes, but what an earthly phenomenon.
23:47You step out of very ether, sir.
23:49I come from the future.
23:50A time far distant from your own.
23:52For what purpose?
23:53I've been sent to tell you about scientific discoveries yet to come.
23:56Our planet is dying.
23:58We thought if we might advance the development of science,
24:00we might have a better chance of saving it.
24:02My dear Lord,
24:04this is the stuff of my most fantastic dreams.
24:07They sent you to meet me?
24:10Well, no, they chose another bloke first,
24:12but Turner, he was too fat to fit in the pod, so...
24:15Some of your infant education would dwarf my entire life's work.
24:20Please, tell me everything you know.
24:24So, we have these things.
24:25They're called cars.
24:27They're like horseless carriages.
24:29You get in them, stick a key in them, and they go.
24:32And how are they powered, sir?
24:33They've got an engine.
24:34And by what process does this engine turn?
24:37You put petrol in it,
24:41and it goes.
24:42It's, uh...
24:43It's like a miracle, really.
24:44Right.
24:45Oh, I've got one.
24:46Oh, we fly through the air in aeroplanes.
24:48They're like giant metal birds.
24:49And how do they work?
24:50Obviously some sort of wings, but...
24:52Yeah, wings.
24:54Yeah, that's what I was going to say.
24:55It's kind of all I had on that one.
24:57Ooh, I know.
24:57You'll like this.
24:58You'll like this.
24:59Only the most important discovery in the whole of physics.
25:02The one that ties everything together
25:04is Einstein's theory of relativity.
25:07And what does that mean?
25:08Well, it means E equals MC squared.
25:11I mean, it is what it is, really.
25:13What does E stand for?
25:15E, um...
25:16It's just E, isn't it?
25:18What's this?
25:19E equals MC squared.
25:21I don't think it stands for anything.
25:23Egg?
25:24Egg.
25:26Egg.
25:26Hey, we can come back to science.
25:27Um, what about something from history?
25:29Um, you could have...
25:30You could...
25:31The Boer War.
25:32Ah, yes, a war with the boss.
25:34Well, when does that begin?
25:36Who wins?
25:38They do.
25:39We do.
25:39How's it looking at the moment?
25:40How does it start?
25:42Zulus.
25:43Something to do with Zulus.
25:44You're only supposed to blow the bloody door.
25:46Have I told you about hot air balloons?
25:47We already have hot air balloons!
25:50For pity's sake, sir.
25:51Divine Providence has sent you to me from the future.
25:54Imagine the suffering that could be ceased.
25:56The immense progress for mankind
25:58for which you could lay the seed.
26:00Is there nothing you can tell me of any real advantage
26:03about the technology of your times?
26:05No.
26:06Ooh.
26:08And if you click here,
26:10you get to the site for Nuts magazine.
26:11I think there are 100 sexist bikini babes.
26:17Their future looks wonderful indeed.
26:21Where is this place, Hollyoaks?
26:25Times are hard.
26:26Of course they are.
26:27I'm not going to pretend they aren't.
26:29There are choppy waters ahead.
26:31But I want to reassure each and every one of you
26:33that your job is safe.
26:35No-one on my staff is going to fall behind
26:37with their mortgage payments
26:38or be unable to put a child through school.
26:42You showed me unswerving loyalty
26:43during the good times.
26:44I'm going to show you the same during the bad.
26:46All right?
26:47I hope that reassures you.
26:48Now, come on.
26:48We've got a lot of work to get on with.
26:49Come on.
26:51Anyone wants to talk to me?
26:52My door's always open.
26:53OK?
26:53Well done.
26:54Well done, guys.
27:00Kill them.
27:11You join us 60 feet below the streets of London
27:14in a somewhat dusty tunnel.
27:16The great city's history literally layered above us
27:19like a sherry trifle.
27:21The custard of Victorian England,
27:23the jelly of the Georgians,
27:24the rich fruit of the Elizabethans.
27:27And here we are in the golden sponge
27:30of the metropolis's fundament
27:31to view a truly extraordinary discovery.
27:36This.
27:38A perfectly preserved Roman frieze.
27:41The pigments are so delicate
27:43and so frangible
27:44that we can only photograph them by candlelight.
27:48And if we come
27:49just a little closer
27:53we can make out the gentle curves
27:55of these equine figures.
27:58The quite remarkable detail
27:59of the soldier's tunics
28:01and musculature.
28:03As an extant record
28:04of the caesarean occupation
28:05this item's value
28:07and indeed its price
28:08is quite simply
28:09beyond measure.
28:31Now we must remain
28:32absolutely still.
28:57And it can be worn
28:58by both women
28:59and men.
29:01Excellent.
29:02Now tell me more
29:03more about Lily Allen.
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