Irish Mrs Brown

[Big J R]

Anyone come across this before? Had me laughing out loud.. but that probably says something for my sense of humour. But I see the BBC are taking it on...

 

 

 

 

PUBLIC HEALTH WARNING........

 

If offended by very strong language, do NOT watch

 

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FdSaWW9vuow

[Hookey]

Yeah, you're not laughing at us Irish now, are ya?

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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[amerste]

Brilliant, some proper comedy. Well done for finding it.

[Ian_W]

very good

[Mrs Keeps]

Brilliant, some proper comedy. Well done for finding it.

 

 

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[knowitall]

Brilliant, some proper comedy. Well done for finding it.

 

 

 

on a serious note it really is nice to see an irish quite elderly audience enjoying risque humour, the irish censors have always been amongst the most reactionary and 'The Life Of Brian' is still banned in the Republic, at last Eire seems to be shaking off the suffocating influence of the Catholic Church.

[Hookey]

on a serious note it really is nice to see an irish quite elderly audience enjoying risque humour, the irish censors have always been amongst the most reactionary and 'The Life Of Brian' is still banned in the Republic, at last Eire seems to be shaking off the suffocating influence of the Catholic Church.

 

Listen to the accents again, the audience were scousers and, like myself, are probably of Irish descent. It tends to be the 2nd or 3rd generation Irish that tends to find this stuff funny, as we can all recognise a Nan, Aunt or Mother in Agnes!!!!

 

Fecking hilarious!!!!