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British Comedy vs. American Comedy (and any other nations who fancy a fight)

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Yossarian

Fan Favourite
Clearly, I ain't familar with that one, but if it's anything remotely like Little Britain and can easily be found in cd format, I'd like to check it out.
 
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Filipower

Bunburyist
haha, yea...i personally prefer the ones ricardo araujo pereira impersonates 'um campoina', the man is a legend:Bow: "foi ou não foi, zé carlos? pshh cala-te!":rofl:

[/portuguese moment]
 
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Filipower

Bunburyist
precisely..and(without wanting to divert the subject) we portuguese have a lot less difficulty in learning new languages than, let's say, english, spanish, german, even french people...not braggin, but that's a fact.
 
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$teauA

Superstar


'nuff said
 
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Virgo

Guest
I really don't find Gato Fedorento much funny. Apart from some exceptions it's the same joke told in different ways over and over and over again.

I laugh more with those street sketches with the guy from "Revolta dos Pasteis de Nata" for instance.

The show "Manobras de Diversao was much better than both though.


It's ridiculous to compare them to Monty Python, Woody Allen, etc.
 
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