Well... In that, Webb's character just abolished innuendo altogether with "Will you wank off my cock" which, again, is great out of context. xDT-Bone24 said:Mitchell and Webb's Bawdy 70's hospital is pretty much all of that.RYjet911 said:Really anything involving an innuendo but with the removal of the visual innuendo gag.
i.e. "Would you like to grasp my rod" without the obvious showing of a fishing rod.
If you want dialogue that makes no sense out of context, watch a Carry On film.
"Those are lovely jugs"(referring to jugs of tea, innuendo intended)RYjet911 said:Well... In that, Webb's character just abolished innuendo altogether with "Will you wank off my cock" which, again, is great out of context. xDT-Bone24 said:Mitchell and Webb's Bawdy 70's hospital is pretty much all of that.RYjet911 said:Really anything involving an innuendo but with the removal of the visual innuendo gag.
i.e. "Would you like to grasp my rod" without the obvious showing of a fishing rod.
If you want dialogue that makes no sense out of context, watch a Carry On film.
Ohh. I get it now. Not particularly funny, though.DeadlyGlitch said:what? THIS IS MADNESS!Thyunda said:I don't get it.DeadlyGlitch said:"its a fight of 300 against 10,000" - Legolas before the battle of helms deep.
"My love for Toya soaks into everything I make!" - Makoto, Enchanted Arms.
Yes it was twing twang.pompom8volt said:no sirJinxyKatte said:isnt it twing twang??Gerazzi said:"We're going to need you to play twing twong."
If you don't know what that's from then you're better off for it.
And I'd have to say.... Actuely mine would have to be the twing twong one.
God, I loved that book. I only ever found the one with that quote in it though, are there other volumes?NoMoreSanity said:"Polish My Spear."-The Lusty Argonian Maid.
Than again, it's hilarious in context as well.