Ein Beispiel für Schweizer Humor... | #shorts

Natürlich geht es ums Banking!

It’s So Funny!

C'est trop drôle ! / Es ist so lustig!
Many thanks to Searchinh Hearts on Pinterest for this humorous, but often very truthful, image.

Pipi | Karambolage | ARTE

Jun 16, 2022 Die Franzosen möchten Pipi machen, die Deutschen müssen Pipi machen. Hinrich Schmidt-Henkel zieht daraus einige Schlüsse…

Text: Hinrich Schmidt-Henkel
Regie: Claude Delafosse

Verfügbar bis zum 20/04/2034.

Kondom oder Pariser? | Karambolage | ARTE

Sep 7, 2021 • Hinrich Schmidt-Henkel erzählt uns von den Abenteuern eines französischen Wortes, das weit durch Europa gereist ist: die „capote anglaise“.

Autor: Hinrich Schmidt-Henkel
Regie : Claude Delafosse
mit: Hinrich Schmidt-Henkel
Kamera: Nicolas Sourdey
Ton: Hugues Petit
Verfügbar bis zum 01/09/2034

It’s Lunchtime !

What do you want for lunch? Some eye candy, please!
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‘Voice of God’ DJ Fired in the UAE
We have allowed these backward people into the West at our own peril! Just wait and see what will transpire. - ©Mark

BBC: A radio host has been sacked in Dubai after he angered listeners by impersonating God in a comedy skit about a phone call with the Almighty.

Virgin Radio host Revin John was satirising a story from the US in which God was subject to legal proceedings.

The spoof prompted complaints from listeners of "diverse faiths and nationalities", the station said.

Any portrayal of God or the Prophet Muhammad, is strictly forbidden in the Islamic faith, including on the radio. >>> | October 22, 2008

The Dawning of a New Dark Age – Dust Jacket Hardcover, direct from the publishers (UK) >>>
The Dawning of a New Dark Age – Paperback, direct from the publishers (UK) >>>

Modern Britain: No Laughing Matter
BRUSSELS JOURNAL: Earlier generations of Britons believed that certain things simply could not happen in Britain. Even in the country’s darkest moments of war or depression, this conviction differentiated the then proud nation from the U.S.S.R., third world countries, and unstable regimes that might fall to dictatorship any moment. News blackouts, and the banning of a book or film of course occurred here or there, but these never seemed very serious events.

When the Thatcher government banned the sale of the novel, Spycatcher, in Britain, it was smuggled into the country from abroad, and reported in the press despite legal challenges. Humor was the public’s usual way of dealing with such things, and the banning of a book that most people could get a hold of, turned politics into a laughing stock. And not for the first or last time either. Before the outbreak of the Second World War, when Oswald Moseley’s “black shirt” fascists were parading through London, Lady Astor commented that if they should ever gain power the British people would die laughing. How prophetic this was. A few years later Charlie Chaplin denounced and mocked the Nazis in his film, The Great Dictator, even as prime minister Neville Chamberlain sort [sic] to win “peace for our time” by appeasing Hitler. Modern Britain: No Laughing Matter >>> By A Millar | May 1, 2008

The Dawning of a New Dark Age (Paperback - UK)
The Dawning of a New Dark Age (Hardback - UK)