[anatmob]

So, I've watched a few episodes of the U.S. version of "The Office," and I kind of liked the show. And then I noticed that BBC On Demand was offering the original episodes from England or wherevers. So I thought, you know, great, the originals, probably better than the remakes over here. I mean, Jekyll was just outstanding, and Gina Bellman is way hot so I started watching Coupling, so probably The Office would be really good, even if Gina Bellman isn't in it, right?

The problem is I cannot understand anything they say. I tried turning up the volume way loud, but that didn't seem to help at all. Still no clue what they're saying. Which seems weird, since I pretty much understood Jekyll and Coupling pretty much with no problems.

Now I'd heard or read or something somewhere that The Office was really popular or something in the lands of the Engs, the Ires, and the Scots, so I figured I'd ask around to see what they do to understand it over there. Do British peoples get subtitles or something?

And another thing, I've got all these bottles of Scotch from Scot Land that I'm trying to work through. Do you guys water these down or something, because, honsly, i'm not fleeing it.

Dang that Gina Bellman is hot....

_Chalres