Vincy

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Comic by howbabycomic.com. Perfect for people with chronic illnesses and disabilities

[emkini]

Streamers say 'mods' the same way a medieval lord would say 'guards'

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Link to original

[totallyboatless]

Besides leaving commentary, what’s the *main*reason you tag? Even if multiple of these apply, what’s your primary instinct?

To organize my blog

To make sure people with blocked tags don’t see the posts

To help other people see it when searching a tag

Voting ended onAug 20, 2024

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[magonigrandicomeossibuchi]

Autoritratto.

[lesbianboyfriend]

the best part about having a job is being able to go through doors other people aren’t allowed to use the worst part is everything else

[thepromiscuousfinger]

[saysanki]

Bringing Back the Laughs: Nostalgic Quotes from 'Mind Your Language'

Hey there, fellow nostalgia enthusiasts and comedy lovers! Today, we're taking a trip down memory lane to revisit one of the most iconic sitcoms that graced our screens – "Mind Your Language."

If you're like me, you probably spent many evenings chuckling along with the misadventures of Mr. Brown and his diverse group of language students.

So, let's dust off those old DVDs (or stream it online, because it's the future!) and relive some of the timeless quotes that made this show an absolute gem.

"I'm the new teacher, not Miss Courtney. And I'm teaching English."

Ah, the classic line that introduced us to our beloved protagonist, Mr. Jeremy Brown. This line perfectly sets the tone for the cultural misunderstandings and comedic chaos that ensue in each episode.

"I trust you will all give Mr. Brown the same respect you gave me."

Who can forget the stern yet hopeful words of the school principal, Miss Courtney? Her optimism in the face of Mr. Brown's unconventional teaching methods always brought a smile to our faces.

"I know your grammar may be bad, but it's not that bad!"

Poor Mr. Brown, forever exasperated by the linguistic blunders of his students. This line captures the essence of his struggle to impart the finer points of the English language to a motley crew from all corners of the globe.

"I'm trying to learn English, not gynecology!"

Leave it to Ali Nadeem to inject a dose of unexpected humor with his quick wit and knack for inadvertently inappropriate remarks. This quote is just one example of the hilarity that ensues when language barriers collide with cultural differences.

"I'm not the Queen's English, I'm the King's Hindi!"

Ranjeet Singh's playful quips never failed to amuse us, and this particular line showcases his charm and charisma. His character added a delightful touch of Indian culture to the show, enriching the tapestry of linguistic diversity.

"I talk English, I talk English good!"

Juan Cervantes, the lovable Spanish bartender turned English student, endeared himself to audiences with his earnest attempts to master the English language. This quote captures his determination and infectious enthusiasm.

"If you are interested in football, there is a game between Arsenal and Manchester United tonight."

The ever-practical Giovanni Cupello often stole the scene with his deadpan delivery and no-nonsense attitude. This quote perfectly encapsulates his straightforward approach to language learning, peppered with his passion for football.

"Miss Courtney, I have to be teaching 'em, not nursing 'em!"

Ah, Mr. Brown's perpetual struggle to maintain order in his unruly classroom never failed to entertain. This line, delivered with a mix of frustration and resignation, is a testament to his dedication despite the chaos.

So, there you have it – a trip down memory lane with some of the most memorable quotes from "Mind Your Language." Whether you're revisiting the series or discovering it for the first time, these timeless lines are sure to bring a smile to your face and a chuckle to your lips.

[georgefairbrother]

A masterclass here from late British actor and comedian Tommy Godfrey (1916-1984), in cockney rhyming slang. Or as Giovanni, played by George Camiller, might have put it; "cock-eyed slanging rhyme". Three series of Mind Your Language, made by London Weekend Television, ran through 1977-79, and there was a revival for one series in 1986, a total of 42 episodes. It was set in a night school teaching English to immigrants.

Although later controversial for its portrayal of racial stereotypes, the series enjoyed massive success internationally, and was a particular hit in South Asia.

Also featured in this clip are the late Barry Evans, playing the teacher, and students Albert Moses (1937-2017), George Camiller and Kervork Malikyan.

Jacki Harding (Anna) and Kervork Malikyan (Max) - right image shared by Kervork Malikyan on Twitter

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[cuoreenero]

che é troppo incasinata.

[sayitaliano]

Italy: Severe floods widespread across Emilia Romagna region as rescue operations are underway

Severe floods are widespread across Italy's Emilia Romagna region after heavy rains caused the Savio River to swell and flood the city of Ce

Emergenza alluvione e maltempo in Emilia-Romagna, in diretta: 9 morti, dispersi, migliaia di sfollati e evacuati

Regione in ginocchio per gli straripamenti di fiumi e torrenti. Nove morti e dispersi nelle province di Forlì-Cesena e Ravenna. Mattarella:&

Maltempo in Emilia Romagna

[pochowek]

judge: state your name and age young girl: (with the voice of a trailer announcer) PEGGIE 18

[butchfagminotaur]

i'm both dumber and smarter than you think so don't underestimate me because i'm actually smart about a lot of stuff but also don't be surprised if i'm dumb about some other stuff hope that helps

[hop-water-music]

Reblog this and put if you're taller or shorter than the person you reblogged it from im curious.. I'm 6'1

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Shorter

Voting ended onMay 28, 2023

Put your height in the tags

[sigmaleph]

you are offered a choice:

You get to open a video-game style character creation screen and customise your body at will, to anything within range of human variation (no cat ears, sorry). This includes letting you set a new biological age, get rid of any physical health issues, and so on. Your new appearance seems unremarkable to anyone who knows you, all government databases with your picture are adjusted, etc.

You get 150 000 USD every year for the rest of your life without having to do anything for it. You don't pay taxes on this money, it adjusts with inflation automatically, it appears entirely legitimate to any authorities, etc.

what do you choose, and also, are you trans or cis (if you're tempted to answer 'it's complicated', round off to trans)?

Choose:

trans or complicated | Character creation

trans or complicated | 150k/year

unambiguously cis | Character creation

unambiguously cis | 150k/year

Voting ended onFeb 20, 2023

[vaspider]

Getting rid of my celiac alone makes it no question.

[mslanna]

i can get a lot of healthcare for 150k a year here in germany...

[mystericmoon]