Little Britain- Judy And Maggie Lesbian Jam

[ivana7gw]

0:12 Britain is the faint capital of the world - its en event where you taste food and drinks, like cheese or jams

[italoluder]

Sarah Tennant, the one ran off with the school mistress! BLEEEEEAAAAAAAARRGGGGGGGGGGHHH­HHH!!!!!!!!

[vampireravefan]

"fete" its like a fair

[MrPetrolhead09]

BLEUURRRGGHH!! Luv it!

[shamz546]

Senjama Patel Lmao :)

[diorio83]

@shamz546

who is that?

[Moonwalker2994]

fit xx

[GypsyBuddha]

It wasn't "Fit" nor "Fat" Capital in the video, but "Fête," French for festival.

[BEATHROKZ]

HOMOPHOBIC

[skyerune]

@BEATHROKZ

Hardly. They're poking fun at homophobes. They do a number of funny skits, including ones starring gay characters.

[ThatGuyWithThePie]

@skyerune and matt lucas (one of the creators) is gay

[skyerune]

@ThatGuyWithThePie

Yes, quite true, though a gay person could still be a homophobe, I suppose (and many are).

[Bladerunner93]

Do you think they found a fair to film at? Or maybe they just set it all up for the purpose of filming?

[feos9]

@Bladerunner93 they set it all up

[ameraroxs1]

its fit if u lisun

[martincho950]

bueno

[Futre4]

its a fait , not fat or fit , fait as in a village fair.

[maiki1978]

i beg to differ....it s written FETE..like the french fête...

[italoluder]

Maggie has the same haircut as the Queen.......is this a sign??????

[kingazza101]

i guess it is coincidental or its a danger sign

[kingroh101]

that is lebian jam to the max

[shitiscrappy]

the ol' bitch should carry mints in here bag

[oh8891]

Oh my god, how can someone be "really that sick"! LOL.. it's really obvious it was coming from a pipe, he's been throwing out in every episode.

It's common sense, dear, nobody needs to work it out.

[pcdmurphy]

KingKaza you've spoiled it for me, I thought she (he) was really being sick. How did you find out it was coming from a pipe? or did you work it out yourself?

[EcirpWehttam]

omg you batty how cud u fink that they're really bein sik lol?

[pcdmurphy]

Was poking fun at KK101's comment that even thought the sick comes out of a pipe it's still funny. Looks like it's gone right over your head as well. It's called irony.

[EcirpWehttam]

no mate, it's called being clever

[pcdmurphy]

OK Right. Well I'll tell you what, when you've got as far as being clever give me a shout and I'll explain irony.

[EcirpWehttam]

you don't have to... I have a degree in English Language at Oxford and I'm now writing for the Independent. I know what irony is. And incase you don't, it's when the use of words to convey a meaning is the opposite of its literal meaning. There are many other definitions but that is the most common.

[pcdmurphy]

Your personal page says you're only 18. You've done very well to get a degree from Oxford already!!

[kingkaza101]

the sick is coming out of a pipe but funny