Borat: Cultural Learnings of America for Make Benefit Glorious Nation of Kazakhstan

[LordHelmchen]

Actually, you are right, it's not 14 episodes, but all in all 15 clips, some as Ali G. and some as Borat.
Hmm, 12 episodes? two seasons? what is that referred to? The Ali G. show? I could swear there must be a many more seasons of that show.


"Ali G in da House" or " Ali G inda House" .. yeah, get it, right now

[ludo21]

bwhahahahhaaha

Saw this last night, omg, I almost popped a lung laughing. The nude wrestling scene was great!!

"I have clock radio, he has no clock radio, great success"
I have Ipod, he has Ipod nano, everyone knows Nano is for ladies!!"

In the chapel that was one of the funniest things ive ever seen as well.

[Dr. Broncenstein]

In my country, they say that to give a women a vote is like to let a monkey fly a plane.... IS VERY DANGEROUS!! ROFL

[ludo21]

Its a scientific fact, womens brain is size of squirrel

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[Rock Chalk]

My buddy at work keeps talking about this dude.

I cant stand Ali G personally, but Ive never seen this character and he keeps telling me how the guy that plays him is getting death threats from Kyrgdfosdhfstan (or whatever). Reviews I read were great.

[BroncoBuff]

Originally Posted by LordHelmchen

Actually, you are right, it's not 14 episodes, but all in all 15 clips, some as Ali G. and some as Borat.
Hmm, 12 episodes? two seasons? what is that referred to? The Ali G. show? I could swear there must be a many more seasons of that show.


"Ali G in da House" or " Ali G inda House" .. yeah, get it, right now

Oh, you're in Stuttgart? Or Europe, anyway?

Then yes, the show is probably called "Ali G in da House" over there, and there could be any number of episodes. I was referring to the American HBO version, which is called "Da Ali G Show" ... and ran a total of 12 episodes in two seasons, 2003 and 2004.


Hey, Lord .... what are they saying about the U.S. elections over there? Bush's Republica party was completely kicked out of power - but a very large vote.

[LordHelmchen]

Buff, I'm not referring to the show, with "Ali G inda house" I'm referring to his first movie



Concerning the the elections: I guess most are happy about it. Didn't get the feel so far , as I'm on vacation and didn't meet any ppl yet But you know, growing up, there was always a very, very friendly attitiude here towards America overall.. which changed completely with Bush.. and I sure hope it gets back to the old ways.
Oddly enough, the general feel is, that the Democrats will demand more German participation in military operations than the Republicans.

And there are still some issues which won't change , regardless of who is in power in America , see Kyoto protocol and The Hague.

[Taco John]

[BroncoBuff]

Originally Posted by LordHelmchen

Buff, I'm not referring to the show, with "Ali G inda house" I'm referring to his first movie

Sorry - you said that. I'm gonna get it.

Originally Posted by LordHelmchen

Concerning the the elections: I guess most are happy about it. But you know, growing up, there was always a very, very friendly attitiude here towards America overall.. which changed completely with Bush...

Just please understand that HALF of the U.S. despises Bush and his policies exactly the same way you describe there. He won by just a handful of votes in 2000, and it was almost as close in 2004 - both elections came down to 1 state's final results. But finally this week more Americans caught on to the arrogance of power ... so to the extent you can (if you ever make friends ) let them know this - that half of us cannot stand him.

And I seriously doubt the Democrats want MORE German involvement .... that seems odd. And remember, Bush is still President - "Commander-in-Chief" of the armed forces for two more years. He can't run again, but Hilary Clinton has a decent shot to win, believe it or not.

[Crushaholic]

We had a poster here briefly with the user name Ali G and supposedly imitated him in his posts. I actually put him on ignore because I didn't want to read his crap. I sincerely hope the Borat character is funnier...

[LordHelmchen]

Originally Posted by BroncoBuff

Just please understand that HALF of the U.S. despises Bush and his policies exactly the same way you describe there. He won by just a handful of votes in 2000, and it was almost as close in 2004 - both elections came down to 1 state's final results. But finally this week more Americans caught on to the arrogance of power ... so to the extent you can (if you ever make friends ) let them know this - that half of us cannot stand him.

And I seriously doubt the Democrats want MORE German involvement .... that seems odd. And remember, Bush is still President - "Commander-in-Chief" of the armed forces for two more years. He can't run again, but Hilary Clinton has a decent shot to win, believe it or not.

oh well, it looks more like a tad more than 20% despise him, a bit less worship him and the rest doesn't care can't be bothered to vote

I found it odd at first myself..but when you look at it.. strengthen the bond with your (almost former ) allies, let them do more work, do less work yourself.. that kinda seems less odd ...
Well, we got our first female chancellor, so you can get your first female president now

@Crushaholic: well, the poster imitated the way Ali G speaks, not Ali G himself, and he definitely wasn't funny.. however I was surprised at the ignorance of this board, no one recognizing what/who he was trying to imitate.

[alkemical]

I don't have HBO

[LordHelmchen]

you could start here...
http://www.youtube.com/results?searc...&search=Search