What a joy it is to watch a classic Cats clip that (somehow) I've never seen before! And I'd like a propeller too, Joe...
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robertyadav6862 weeks ago
RIP Sean Lock, Comedy master
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steven.leon2 weeks ago
"They might have been going the other way". My god, that's a brilliant joke.
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jayeden682 weeks ago
It's the latin for "i don't know".. That's hilarious 😂😂😂 Sean will have everyone in stitches in heaven
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rebeccareynolds8952 weeks ago
"This is like a campfire in Glastonbury" <-- I'm not even sure I know what this means but it's freaking hilarious !
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daniela_campos2 weeks ago
Sorely missed . RIP Sean
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heathermerritt952 weeks ago
I've never been to Glastonbury, but I've been to that campfire.
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crystal.johnson2 weeks ago
For those wondering amphibien comes from Greek amphi meaning "both sides" or "in double" (like in an amphitheatre) and bios meaning life (like in biology). So amphibien means double life, referring the life as a tadpole in the water using gills and the adult life mostly on the ground using lungs and skin.
gabinoirizarry3902 weeks ago
Did EVERYONE have two glasses of mead?!😂
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normamcconnell2292 weeks ago
Sean: "This is like a campfire at Glastonbury" 😂😂😂... I miss his comedy.. what a legend. ❤❤ rest well Mr Lock.
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erick_pimenta2 weeks ago
🍌 fun fact! The stem of the banana is pointed down when its growing despite the usual depiction of bananas always having the stem upward.
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elaine_fry1 week, 6 days ago
Every new to me short I see of Sean provides uncanny joy. Sorely missed, lovingly laughed with and achingly missed. RIP Sean Locke
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kristopherhart2942 weeks ago
Nails are shields.
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agathe_prévost2 weeks ago
Ironically enough, the best way to open a jar is WITH a glove. A rubber one. (Or some other bit of rubber like a mouse pad, but the gloves are usually nearer the kitchen.
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raagini_dhar1 week, 6 days ago
You remember why your toenails are there when you didnt wear safety shoes and drop that tile on em
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rodrigo.mendes2 weeks ago
Love and miss you Sean
annshah4552 weeks ago
Crazy to think he passed 5 years ago.
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sherrybaker7922 weeks ago
Next to the word non-sequitur in the dictionary there's just a picture of sean
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vasudhamalhotra9492 weeks ago
Bendy fits into bunches more efficiently
abigailbrown4822 weeks ago
So much in the "lock"er to bring out. It's been a long time since I've seen this!
What a joy it is to watch a classic Cats clip that (somehow) I've never seen before! And I'd like a propeller too, Joe...
RIP Sean Lock, Comedy master
"They might have been going the other way". My god, that's a brilliant joke.
It's the latin for "i don't know".. That's hilarious 😂😂😂 Sean will have everyone in stitches in heaven
"This is like a campfire in Glastonbury" <-- I'm not even sure I know what this means but it's freaking hilarious !
Sorely missed . RIP Sean
I've never been to Glastonbury, but I've been to that campfire.
For those wondering amphibien comes from Greek amphi meaning "both sides" or "in double" (like in an amphitheatre) and bios meaning life (like in biology). So amphibien means double life, referring the life as a tadpole in the water using gills and the adult life mostly on the ground using lungs and skin.
Did EVERYONE have two glasses of mead?!😂
Sean: "This is like a campfire at Glastonbury" 😂😂😂... I miss his comedy.. what a legend. ❤❤ rest well Mr Lock.
🍌 fun fact! The stem of the banana is pointed down when its growing despite the usual depiction of bananas always having the stem upward.
Every new to me short I see of Sean provides uncanny joy. Sorely missed, lovingly laughed with and achingly missed. RIP Sean Locke
Nails are shields.
Ironically enough, the best way to open a jar is WITH a glove. A rubber one. (Or some other bit of rubber like a mouse pad, but the gloves are usually nearer the kitchen.
You remember why your toenails are there when you didnt wear safety shoes and drop that tile on em
Love and miss you Sean
Crazy to think he passed 5 years ago.
Next to the word non-sequitur in the dictionary there's just a picture of sean
Bendy fits into bunches more efficiently
So much in the "lock"er to bring out. It's been a long time since I've seen this!