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  3. There are few things that bring greater joy to a British person than trying to explain Mr Blobby to Americans.

There are few things that bring greater joy to a British person than trying to explain Mr Blobby to Americans.

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  • astronomerritt@hachyderm.ioA astronomerritt@hachyderm.io

    @simonbp @reillypascal Genuinely. There’s something truly unsettling about him.

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    @astronomerritt @simonbp oh, I would have loved him as a kid (and I do now!)

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    • nuclearoatmeal@beige.partyN nuclearoatmeal@beige.party

      @astronomerritt

      I half get it. We had (maybe still have?) Barney the Dinosaur. Less said about that, the better.

      The true horror to me is that he has a child, or a spawn, or something, and HE BRED TRUE There will never be an escape from his dark rule.

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      @NuclearOatmeal Barney is the exact opposite of Mr Blobby. Barney was supposed to be a beloved children’s character and was instead both irritating and disturbing to adults. Mr Blobby was created to be irritating and disturbing to adults and became a beloved children’s character 😆

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      • reillypascal@hachyderm.ioR reillypascal@hachyderm.io

        @astronomerritt @simonbp oh, I would have loved him as a kid (and I do now!)

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        @reillypascal @simonbp We tend to be weirdly fond of him these days. He’s terrible but he’s ours.

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        • astronomerritt@hachyderm.ioA astronomerritt@hachyderm.io

          There are few things that bring greater joy to a British person than trying to explain Mr Blobby to Americans.

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          @astronomerritt What about cricket? Can you explain that one to an uncultured American? Or hurling. They were doing a lot of that when we were in Ireland last year.

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          • astronomerritt@hachyderm.ioA astronomerritt@hachyderm.io

            There are few things that bring greater joy to a British person than trying to explain Mr Blobby to Americans.

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            @astronomerritt The #1 Christmas song from 1993 is guaranteed to break brains on both sides of the pond.

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            • c_dan4th@mstdn.socialC c_dan4th@mstdn.social

              @astronomerritt What about cricket? Can you explain that one to an uncultured American? Or hurling. They were doing a lot of that when we were in Ireland last year.

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              @c_dan4th @astronomerritt Cricket is just baseball but the bat is flat, and all the fielding positions have ludicrous names like Fourth Slip and Silly Mid Off.

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              • astronomerritt@hachyderm.ioA astronomerritt@hachyderm.io

                There are few things that bring greater joy to a British person than trying to explain Mr Blobby to Americans.

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                @astronomerritt The Australian version is getting Americans to taste vegemite or hand pass an AFL ball

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                • c_dan4th@mstdn.socialC c_dan4th@mstdn.social

                  @astronomerritt What about cricket? Can you explain that one to an uncultured American? Or hurling. They were doing a lot of that when we were in Ireland last year.

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                  @c_dan4th Nobody can explain cricket. I think they make it up as they go along.

                  Hurling is just an excuse to attempt to murder a bunch of lads from the next county over.

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                  • astronomerritt@hachyderm.ioA astronomerritt@hachyderm.io

                    There are few things that bring greater joy to a British person than trying to explain Mr Blobby to Americans.

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                    @astronomerritt a good warm-up exercise is to try to explain Noel Edmunds to Americans 🙂

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                    • masp@wandering.shopM masp@wandering.shop

                      @astronomerritt a good warm-up exercise is to try to explain Noel Edmunds to Americans 🙂

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                      @astronomerritt to his credit: Swap Shop was a genius idea, and an absolute must-watch.

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                      • masp@wandering.shopM masp@wandering.shop

                        @astronomerritt to his credit: Swap Shop was a genius idea, and an absolute must-watch.

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                        @masp @astronomerritt At some point during the Covid lockdowns the BBC released a bunch of wallpaper/backgrounds for use in Zoom calls. You can keep your Tardises and Only Fools sets, this one is still my favourite (although the 80s-era Weather Presenter board comes a close second).

                        #SwapShop #BritishTV

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