Back into humor

The Great Eddie Izzard

And now for something completely different..

Ok, here we go

Anf of course we start with the economy... http://www.nytimes.com/2007/11/25/business/25view.html?em&ex=1196226000&en=428d783f0cbd46b6&ei=5087%0A

Now, I think this is the first time I see an article in the NY Times that stablishes a link with the 1929 crack and the recession that tok place... meaning, are we facing a 30% price adjustment?


And, for those who suffer ISO, Sigma 6 and so on... do you see anything interesting for an internal security and quality audit in this factory? And our unions are still fighting as there was no global commerce.

Watch the video: Manholes forged in India

http://www.nytimes.com/packages/html/nyregion/20071126_MANHOLES_FEATURE/index.html

I have finally subscribed to The Economist, and decided to start writing in English. It is simply too sad to do it in Spanish. Organised humour against adversity and all odds is in my opinion smething related to 21st Century English Thinking. For a token read the blog

The deer scene, a classic by a great storyteller: Richard Pryor

Hilarious

A genious but troubled mind

Welcome to Hell

I looked for this after I read about the joke reffering to Live of Brian


I finish with the begining
What a night

Yes Minister

Who reads the papers?

John Cleese

A bright mind,

well, two if we count Parkinson, who performs a great interview

Part 1


Part 2



Part 3



Part 4



Part 5



Part 6



my best quality is my curiosness
go to bed happy if you have learnt something new in the day

The sketch mentioned as a reaction to the BBC debate about Life of Brian

Monty Python Life of Brian

The essence resides within the details

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Monty_Python%E2%80%99s_Life_of_Brian

Patrick Stewart on Parkinson BBC Part 1



and Part 2