Some link spammage
1) So, Law & Order: UK is on BBC America and they very kindly decided to translate some of what we in the UK say.
My personal favourites are the tea and the scarves. Brilliant. I also enjoy how they translated 'knackers' incorrectly. Knackers are testicles. Trousers are pants. Get it right, people.
2) This is the spot for The Fast and the Furious 5. I'm looking forward to it *g* EVERYONE is in it
3) This is possibly the cutest advert I have seen in a long time. It's brilliant. Surely the best of the Super Bowl.
4) This is a stunning collection of photos from the protests in Egypt
5) So we all know wrestling is fake, but this shows you just HOW MUCH it's fake
6) This is a great piece about the terrible hypocrisy the media demonstrated after the sexist remarks of Andy Gray and Andrew Keys on Sky Sports.
Anyone who’s spent any time in an all-male environment will hardly be shocked by what the tapes reveal
7) Nice to see that producers of Star Trek admit they should have portrayed gay characters in the show(s)
It was not a forward thinking decision," says Brannon Braga
Click to viewMy personal favourites are the tea and the scarves. Brilliant. I also enjoy how they translated 'knackers' incorrectly. Knackers are testicles. Trousers are pants. Get it right, people.
2) This is the spot for The Fast and the Furious 5. I'm looking forward to it *g* EVERYONE is in it
3) This is possibly the cutest advert I have seen in a long time. It's brilliant. Surely the best of the Super Bowl.
4) This is a stunning collection of photos from the protests in Egypt
5) So we all know wrestling is fake, but this shows you just HOW MUCH it's fake
6) This is a great piece about the terrible hypocrisy the media demonstrated after the sexist remarks of Andy Gray and Andrew Keys on Sky Sports.
Anyone who’s spent any time in an all-male environment will hardly be shocked by what the tapes reveal
7) Nice to see that producers of Star Trek admit they should have portrayed gay characters in the show(s)
It was not a forward thinking decision," says Brannon Braga