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ALIEN vs PREDATOR
British Edition

(Alien and Predator)

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  1. Flick says:

    I say! You just took my Bishop! Sir, you are a cad and a bounder!

    First!

    • SolomFtF says:

      The Beauchamp–Sharp Tragedy was the murder of Kentucky legislator Solomon P. Sharp by Jereboam O. Beauchamp. As a young lawyer, Beauchamp had been an admirer of Sharp’s until the latter allegedly fathered an illegitimate child with a woman named Anna Cooke. Sharp denied paternity of the stillborn child. Later, Beauchamp began a relationship with Cooke, who agreed to marry him on the condition that he kill Sharp. Beauchamp and Cooke married in June 1824, and in the early morning of November 7, 1825, Beauchamp murdered Sharp at Sharp’s home in Frankfort, Kentucky. An investigation soon revealed Beauchamp as the murderer, and he was apprehended at his home in Glasgow, Kentucky, four days after the murder. He was tried, convicted, and hanged for his crime on July 7, 1826. He was the first person legally executed in the state of Kentucky. While the primary motive for Sharp’s murder was defending the honor of Anna Cooke, speculation raged that Sharp’s political opponents instigated the crime. Sharp was a leader of the New Court party during the Old Court – New Court controversy in Kentucky. At least one Old Court partisan alleged that Sharp denied paternity of Cooke’s son by claiming the child was a mulatto, the son of a family slave. Whether Sharp actually made such a claim has never been verified. New Court partisans insisted that the allegation was concocted to stir Beauchamp’s anger and provoke him to murder. The Beauchamp–Sharp Tragedy served as the inspiration for literary works, most notably Edgar Allan Poe’s unfinished Politian and Robert Penn Warren’s World Enough and Time.

    • Ceefax says:

      YEEEHAWWWW, THAT’S A TEN FOUR GOOD BUDDY, AHM GUNNA GO GIT MAH GUN AN SHOOT ME SUM OH THEM PRAYREEE DAWGS, YESSIR!

      I mean, that’s how you guys talk in America isn’t it?

    • zer05um says:

      Far be it for me to object, sir, but one cannot in truth be both a cad and a bounder. To be one precludes the possibility of being the other. Videlicet: A cad is a gentleman and thus, by implication, should know better. A bounder, on the other hand is not a gentleman and therefore cannot be expected to maintain standards of behaviour appropriate to the station to which he falsely claims title.

      Given that the player on the left is armoured and has adopted a seated position with legs close together, one may consider the possibility that he is a gentleman of sorts. His opponent, with his louche posture, exudes a somewhat uncivil air that suggests a certain turpitude.

  2. SolomFtF says:

    Quite amusing , mate

  3. Honeybeartheclawanator says:

    First i believe is the norm?

  4. paws4thot says:

    ROFL!!

  5. dk says:

    I think Alien Vs Predator may have been a decent film if it were made in England! Couldn’t have made it worse…

  6. Michael says:

    For god’s sake, no one in England is like that. It’s as stupid as me thinking that all Americans are fat, gun-toting rednecks.

    • claudia says:

      so true, im obviously english too and i just want to get any random american and show them what britain is really like! >:(
      they have the totally wrong idea.

      • Lilly says:

        Ha, there’s no need to be so upset, anyone with half a brain knows this is just silly stereotype, which was spread by many Englishmen themselves – at least that’s what I got from some british comedy shows.

        Now that’s one stereotype I liked about England that’s been just ruinned: best sense of humour in the planet.

    • Eric says:

      No English people are civilized and respectable? Got it.

    • Starlinguk says:

      Stop it, you’re making the furriners think that Brits have no sense of humour.

      By the way, the cups of tea are missing from this picture.

    • Ebrass says:

      I am English and I am EXACTLY like that. Only without the exoskeleton.

    • rinanolol says:

      i’m american and i know you guys don’t do stuff like that, you guys make pretty damn good movies
      and you guys have the greatest bands ;)

    • fish eye no miko says:

      Oh, no, someone’s implying that British people are polite and intelligent! I must object!

      • shetwibs says:

        See, that was my thought. At least the British stereotype isn’t some redneck dunderhead. It could be a lot worse! True stereotyping in general is not a good practice, but there are some that it wouldn’t be too bad to fit into.

  7. archangel says:

    Both fellows were aghast that the club was about to admit a woman as a member, and over a fine crystal decanter of brandy, ruminated how in the good old days, such a bold woman would have been made into a quick meal, and that would be that.

  8. bibliotechnique says:

    ROTFLMAO!!!!! This is too funny!!

  9. Ceefax says:

    Can we photoshop cowboy hats and Colonel Sanders suits onto them and do an “AvP – American Edition”?

  10. Rogahar says:

    Getting offended by stereotype jokes = admitting you think the stereotype is true and/or you fit into it. I’m gay, and I laugh my arse off at every gay joke I’ve heard; because the gay people they make fun of are nothing like me or my fiancé. :) The same reason I ROFL merrily at Family Guy’s portrayal of the British.

  11. Zach The Maniac says:

    I DEMAND AN EXPLANATION FOR THIS DEBACLE!

    Debacle’s a word…right?

  12. lol says:

    lol!!!
    btw, stereotypes are awesome when taken lightly. ppl, dont get hung up about it, its a joke :) but jews really are good with money :P

  13. J0lle says:

    This 3D picture was made by a very good artist named: Benjamin Parry
    Link to the picture : http://forums.cgsociety.org/showthread.php?f=121&t=743900

  14. Jac says:

    ROTFL

    (As English as it’s possible to be in such a mongrel nation *g*)

  15. Starlinguk says:

    Indeed!

    Biscuit?

  16. Decepticon says:

    To be fair, every nation has their stereotypes. The British are toffs, the French are cowards, the Mexicans are lazy and the Americans are fat, ignorant, bigoted, loud, obnoxious, stupid, arrogant, Jesus freaks. Everyone just needs to chill out and laugh at their own stereotypes.

  17. Ceefax says:

    It’s more of an English stereotype than British, the Welsh and Scottish have their own stereotypes. But then Americans seem to have difficulty with the whole England/Britain/UK/British Isles thing

    • AC says:

      I know! I do not EVER want to be called English. It’s not that I don’t like them (Plenty lovely English people around) it’s just that Scotland actually is a country, people…

      • Starlinguk says:

        Hexplanation for them abroad:

        English – tea and biscuits
        Scots – paint themselves blue, yell freeeedooooom, and wear skirts
        Wellsh – sing, spellll everything with too many llllls. Sheep.
        Oirish – speak loik taht, sing too, dance funny.

        There y’are.

      • UKSponge360 says:

        I agree, and by the same token, i’m not Irish, i’m not Scottish, i’m not Welsh, i’m ENGLISH

        now, where did i put my tray of tea and biccies? :-P

      • lolwannabeee says:

        As is Northern Ireland

    • letr says:

      No more than you seem to have difficulty understanding that not all Americans are cowboys or hillbillies. You forgot the New England stereotype, the West Virginia/Appalachian stereotype, the Midwest stereotype and of course the West Coast granola eater stereotype. There are many more, but we don’t want to overload you with details.

      Now then, pour yourself a cup of tea, watch a bit of John Cleese and unclench that sphincter.

      • KartoonNotWerk says:

        If come to the British Isles to visit, can I stay with all of you guys? I actually know the difference between Brit, Scot, Welsh and Irish and I’m aMurrikan. Can I huh, guys, please????

      • paws4thot says:

        No, we didn’t forget them; it’s just that they’re not as funny.

    • shetwibs says:

      I admit, I’m one of those. sorry. I wonder though, how many … uh… European individuals (is that ok? lol) Know all about the different stereotypes contained within the US?

  18. Some random guy says:

    To quote a truly great man, “when someone tells a joke about another group and they all laugh the world will be a better place”. If i can call on american steriotypes and im not flamed then this is perfectly fine to me. People these things are only offensive if malicious intent was put behind it. This is a well manored joke and i as an englishman tip my large tophat to you other brits who laugh with the other countries. Now whos up for some crumpets and a spot of cricket?

    • SuperJump says:

      I’d rather a donut and a good old game of tetherball

    • UKSponge360 says:

      right-oh old boy

      yes, i do find the stereotype funny, and i laughed as much as the next person. Stereotypes are great when they’re made fun of in a fun way, and not a malicious way

    • paws4thot says:

      And, just to knock stereotypes:-

      Ebsoutely old boy.

      Seriously, unlike most Scots, I do prefer cricket to Chavball, em football, em soccer.

  19. McKay says:

    Wow, that’s my current wallpaper!
    (And, ironically, that image was a promotion for AVP-R’s first showing on TV in the UK)

  20. RJ Lowe says:

    Well, I DO say that was a daring move, Alien, my good fellow. Though you should have been watching your pieces more as I will now steal your queen and put you in check mate. Ah huh huh.

    Yes, well then, care for some more tea and another round then Predator, my good boy?

  21. Stueymon says:

    Is it me, or would this make a better film than the original mess?

  22. ai says:

    And probably fighting an uncontorlable attraction to each other too

  23. Biscuit says:

    Hang on, that picture is from Sky TV New Zealand! That caption should be “Alien vs Predator: NEW ZEALAND edition”.

    Now, bring on the stereotypes about “hey, you have cable? I thought you only got electricity yesterday?”

  24. Disco Dan says:

    Are you saying that the black pieces move first over there? Because that’s just wrong, sir.

  25. Mazzachre says:

    And possibly more exciting than the existing movies… :(

  26. ritchie says:

    lame brits

  27. Gemma says:

    Chess is British? Confusion.

  28. bob says:

    Derbyshire is the best part of the UK and the best part of the world.

    If you’re not from here you’re racially inferior and face slavery when we inevitably take over the Earth. Soz.

  29. gg says:

    Uhhhh…Paul WS Anderson, the guy who directed and wrote the abomination that was Alien vs Predator is British…..so…..it was the British version?

    • paws4thot says:

      No you don’t America; a film is only “British” if it was primarily funded in the UK, so it’s still your fault!

  30. Death by Taco says:

    I would have called this “AvP, Princeton Edition”, or something along those lines.

  31. Lolzor says:

    Well done for stereotyping this british nation mate.

  32. Ninjah! says:

    Why is everyone so upset? In my eyes this is a compliment to the British Nation. O_o

    • englandFTW!!!!!11oneone says:

      truetrue – where im from all we do is drink ‘zider’ and drive ‘tra’erz’ ahaa!
      but honestly only place you’ll find anything like this is the palace itself.
      i might even be wrong there!

      funny also how americans think you know EVERYONE in england, the island isn’t the exact same size as it is on the map lawl.

      and i agree about us thinking that every american is a fat, fast food craving redneck, i dont think that at all xD.

  33. Buster says:

    Nothin sayz lovin like kissin on a cousin

  34. moik says:

    is chess a British stereotype now?


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