Thank you; yes, some great old European sketch shows (mainly in French) have indeed inspired my on-line research. And some oldies from the fifties and sixties are still shown occasionally, and I like their humour.
The most inspiring were Fernand Reynaud, Bourvil, Raymond Devos, Emil, Guy Bedos, Roland Magdane, Thierry Le Luron, François Silvant, etc.
But I had to find similar versions, stories and anecdotes in English, with the corresponding links, as the humour and word games are not quite the same.
Oh, and I forgot to mention the example of "Dinner for One":
Some great old European sketch shows (mainly in French) have indeed inspired my on-line research. And some oldies from the fifties and sixties are still shown occasionally, and I like their humour.
The most inspiring were Fernand Reynaud, Bourvil, Raymond Devos, Emil, Guy Bedos, Roland Magdane, Thierry Le Luron, François Silvant, etc.
But I had to find similar versions, stories and anecdotes in English, with the corresponding links, as the humour and word games are not quite the same.
Lol - just trying to get along with things - like combining useful things with pleasant moments and taking, as much as possible, one thing at a time - and slowing down ...
Marianne is a very good and efficient researcher.
And I have a feeling that she likes jokes, especially...
@T(h)ink
Thank you for your compliments
She's a fount of information.
Thank you for your compliment, Xix.
Some joke book from the 60s probably
Thank you; yes, some great old European sketch shows (mainly in French) have indeed inspired my on-line research. And some oldies from the fifties and sixties are still shown occasionally, and I like their humour.
The most inspiring were Fernand Reynaud, Bourvil, Raymond Devos, Emil, Guy Bedos, Roland Magdane, Thierry Le Luron, François Silvant, etc.
But I had to find similar versions, stories and anecdotes in English, with the corresponding links, as the humour and word games are not quite the same.
Lol - it is indeed research into Internet, picking out the "pearls" (in English) with their links and sharing.
And yes, sharing a good laugh with friends and see them smile, chuckle and giggle is a pleasure.
Oh, and I forgot to mention the example of "Dinner for One":
Some great old European sketch shows (mainly in French) have indeed inspired my on-line research. And some oldies from the fifties and sixties are still shown occasionally, and I like their humour.
The most inspiring were Fernand Reynaud, Bourvil, Raymond Devos, Emil, Guy Bedos, Roland Magdane, Thierry Le Luron, François Silvant, etc.
But I had to find similar versions, stories and anecdotes in English, with the corresponding links, as the humour and word games are not quite the same.
She's probably intelligent enough to do two things at the same time you know like live her life and think of a quick joke simultaneously
Lol - just trying to get along with things - like combining useful things with pleasant moments and taking, as much as possible, one thing at a time - and slowing down ...