For instance, I'm having a very English afternoon. Jon and I had tea at a café on the King's Road in Chelsea and then argued with a bus on the way home. (Very English, arguing with buses.) I'm currently sitting in the living room with Jon, John, Sam, and John's fiancée Lucy - we've just watched the David Attenborough documentary on invertebrates. We now have on a Youtube video on of Look Around You: Water. Look Around You is a British series, made in 2002, mocking '70s nature documentaries. I've only seen the water one, but I think that most of them are online - you've got to check them out. At the very least, watch this one:
Hi-freaking-larious.
"What are birds? We just don't know."
So Toto? We're definitely not in Kansas.
Hey Betsy, I hope you're joking when you say it was "made in the 70s" -its actually a very modern spoof of 70s education.
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http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0635714/
Hilarious video though :)
Adam, you're right! I put the subordinate clause in the wrong place. Thanks for correcting me - I'm glad to have such careful readers :P I'll fix it now! xx
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