Stephen Briggs (1951–) is, in his own words, "a civil servant who dabbles in amateur dramatics". However, through his drama work, he has become heavily involved with the subsidiary works and merchandise surrounding Terry Pratchett's Discworld."
Not to correct a valuable resource in the blogosphere but if it is British humour (notice the en-gb spelling!) it is from Amazon.com not us Brits which is .co.uk!
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Stephen Briggs (1951–) is, in his own words, "a civil servant who dabbles in amateur dramatics". However, through his drama work, he has become heavily involved with the subsidiary works and merchandise surrounding Terry Pratchett's Discworld."
Not to correct a valuable resource in the blogosphere but if it is British humour (notice the en-gb spelling!) it is from Amazon.com not us Brits which is .co.uk!
British Humour is "Only Fools and Horses".
Whatchit! I'll put a move on you.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Dz2szNKnsXo
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