In my country we have problem, and that problem is chariots

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10-09-2004, 17:32
GonzoDave

In my country we have problem, and that problem is chariots

Am I the only person who's constantly reminded of Borat during the Eastern speeches?
10-09-2004, 18:05
Lemur

Re: In my country we have problem, and that problem is chariots

Does this mean that your Generals have thick moustaches and talk about "liquid explosions"? Or weep about shooting their wife, because "she was very hairy, like bear"?
10-09-2004, 19:20
Colovion

Re: In my country we have problem, and that problem is chariots

In Mother Russia Chariot rides you.
10-09-2004, 21:16
PFJ_bejazuz

Re: In my country we have problem, and that problem is chariots

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10-10-2004, 02:07
The Sword of Cao Cao

Re: In my country we have problem, and that problem is chariots

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What the hell are you guys talking about?
10-10-2004, 03:26
bigredlemon

Re: In my country we have problem, and that problem is chariots

Quote:

Originally Posted by The Sword of Cao Cao

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What the hell are you guys talking about?

A british show that's popular in Europe... Ali G. It made a debut in the US a few months ago but didn't do too well.
10-10-2004, 03:50
Lemur

Re: In my country we have problem, and that problem is chariots

I don't know that the show didn't do well here in the U.S. -- most everybody I know watched it, or cadged a tape off someone with cable.

The guy who does Ali G. also does two other characters, one of who, Borat, sounds an awful lot like the speech-giving voice of Eastern armies in RTW. Except that Borat, who is supposedly from Kazakhstan, says outrageous and racist things, and baits other people into agreeing with him.

Wow, jokes really do die when dissected.

Borat's most famous routine was dressing up in a cowboy outfit and getting a bard of country & western fans to sing along with his song "In My Country There is Problem," in which he starts of complaining about transportation, but ends up singing "throw the Jews down the well." The extra-bonus-zinger is that the comedian who performs as Borat is Jewish.