Obvious things that took you ages to realise! (1 Viewer)

[lolly]

I think there's already a Helen Back.

I can only see it flying in some provincial town calling bingo numbers to a roomful of pensioners. On a Tuesday.

 

[Nancy]

I can’t decide if it’s annoying or not, like how Ella Vaday’s name made me more and more irritated the more I heard it

Make every day ELLA VADAY!

 

[Nancy]

Is there a drag queen called NINA NANA yet?

 

[Diddy]

Is there a drag queen called NINA NANA yet?

Now THIS I LIKE

 

[octophone]

I just immediately heard the intro to "Saturday Night".

 

[Diddy]

I just immediately heard the intro to "Saturday Night".

Oh my drag name needs to be Diddy Dadadaa

 

[Nancy]

A A Milne was a MAN!

 

[Kratz]

Sade brought her Volvo in for a service and my aunt served her, she was lovely apparently.
The HUSBAND HOWEVER bit of a cunt

A friend used to tell a similar story, regarding their law firm, and Barbara Knox / Sue Nicholls. I’ll leave you to guess which was which.

To be clear, I don’t believe they used to pop in together.

 

[Marina Salty]

Ryan Gosling shares his surname with the name of a BABY GOOSE

This.

 

[Nancy]

@HerSereneHighnessAnniFrid gets his name from ABBA!

 

[Tisch]

Feeling a bit dumb after I just read "bait and switch" and realised it's not Baten Switch (which I always assumed must be named after someone or something...)

 

[jyxz]

Salt n Pepa’s second album is a pun on ‘Assault with a deadly weapon’ (A Salt with a deadly Pepa)

 

[ButterTart]

Feeling a bit dumb after I just read "bait and switch" and realised it's not Baten Switch (which I always assumed must be named after someone or something...)

I always thought it was ‘beckon call’ not ‘beck and call’

 

[Tisch]

More of a "TIL", but turns out we skip a leap year if the year is divisible by 100, but not 400.

So 1600 and 2000 were leap years, but 1700, 1800, 1900, and 2100 aren't.

 

[Soldi]

 

[Marina Salty]

What is the origin of the word “muscle?” It comes from the Latin “musculus,” literally meaning “little mouse.” So-called because the shape and movement of some muscles (notably biceps) were thought to resemble mice.

 

[Nancy]

That Miquel Brown is Sinitta's mother

 

[disneyteletubby]

The Who Replied? feature on Moopy threads

 

[straightorbroken]

I used to think RIP meant reply if possible.

 

[ZenGiraffe]

For the longest time, I was confused whenever I saw "Westminster VI" in a tweet.

Westminster Six? What the fuck is that? Some sort of polling methodology?

Last week it hit me. Voting Intention.

 

[Marina Salty]

 

[Madison]

Fact check: Viral post errs on meaning of '30% chance of rain'

Meteorologists use multiple factors in a calculation to determine the percent chance of rain.

eu.usatoday.com

 

[jyxz]

I used to think that Irma couldn’t pronounce Jon’s name properly

 

[funky]

I was TODAY years old when I discovered that the singer from “Men In Black” is not a generic session singer but Coko the lead singer from SWV she posted a reel about it on Instagram.

How did I not know this?

 

[Santaliger007]

How to wolf whistle lots more do me ages out youtube clue ace post


Dawgs roxs

 

[Santaliger007]

I allways thought mount olypus ever calld place not mountian ever calld biggest one world huhh


Ligers roxs

 

[jyxz]

…whether you’re a mother or whether you’re a brother…

Bee Gees ‘Stayin Alive’

The mother in question is a bit rude!

 

[floppet]

…whether you’re a mother or whether you’re a brother…

Bee Gees ‘Stayin Alive’

The mother in question is a bit rude!

How so? The song is about survival on the tough streets of Brooklyn in the 70s and I always assumed the "brother" meant how men called each other brother and "mother" was short for the word Samuel L Jackson loves so much.

 

[octophone]

How so? The song is about survival on the tough streets of Brooklyn in the 70s and I always assumed the "brother" meant how men called each other brother and "mother" was short for the word Samuel L Jackson loves so much.

Oh! I always thought it was just a way of getting 'man' and 'woman' to rhyme using the slang of the day but I think you're right!

 

[lolly]

Floppet is definitely right, although I didn't realise either until I properly watched the film, which I don't think I did until the noughties. Before that it was just disco fluff.

 

[jyxz]

Oh! I always thought it was just a way of getting 'man' and 'woman' to rhyme using the slang of the day but I think you're right!

Glad it wasn’t just me then!

 

[Tisch]

That the Matt Lucas SHE DOESN'T HAVE THE RANGE skit is based on a REAL clip!

 

[funky]

Wow.

Reminds me how Little Britain might have aged like milk in a heatwave, but Rock Profiles is still spectacular

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