I don’t know about you but I was just getting my head around the fact that we’re in September and now October’s here! The weeks are flying by, I tell you!
Anyway, we’re back again with another roundup of everything that’s made us laugh this week on the internet. Check it out!
The Inbetweeners first aired over 12 years ago. Feel old yet? Well it still plays a big part in British culture. From bus wankers to bollocks hanging out of shorts, The Inbetweeners continues to play a huge part in British culture. Check out these guys dancing like every 17 year old in Magaluf!
These lads have smashed this 👏 pic.twitter.com/cbitU9rUEy
— Best of British Comedy (@BestOfUKComedy) September 30, 2020
Harry Potter and the Pennine Exprress
Harry Potter fans were left disappointed as a commuter train passed through the station at the same time as the steam train which served as the Hogwarts Express 🚂🚄
— SkyNews (@SkyNews) September 29, 2020
More here: https://t.co/Kd0UZfHMIr pic.twitter.com/jjlsxaxEJZ
Get your head around this piece of awesomeness!
This is bonkers. Wait for the replay 😵🙌🏻😵 pic.twitter.com/2VqxLwqCOI
— Dan Walker (@mrdanwalker) September 29, 2020
Wine o’clock
Someone should of told me and the girls we’d have drank the lot of it !! 🤪🤪🤪 https://t.co/4ZIa9bv4sy
— Lewis (@ljb1875_) September 29, 2020
I spent far too long laughing at this
My ex, Helen, was a Robbie Williams stalker & it was a very scary 2 years of my life. I’m finally in a new relationship and now that Helen’s gone and Heather’s here there nothing left for me to fear. 4/10.
— Thomas James Gray (@ThomasJamesGray) September 29, 2020
When Attenborough goes, replace him with Danny Dyer
Danny Dyer on the battle of cable street: “Oswald Mosley and his black shirts - not a boy band - but a bunch of fascist slags” pic.twitter.com/E2IJHSf92B
— Charlie Haynes (@charliehtweets) September 27, 2020
That’s a red card ref
Swiped 😂 pic.twitter.com/w4UjZbkFIQ
— Decent Patter (@decentpatter) September 27, 2020
And that’s a ten game ban
Never seen that coming pic.twitter.com/Cpsykvcwgz
— Decent Patter (@decentpatter) September 26, 2020
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