Pandas
A Great Routine By My Facebook Friend Gavin Webster: An Example Piece For My March 2026 Challenge
Introduction
On March 16th, it's International Panda Day, and Gavin Webster's most famous very sweary sketch is about, you guessed it, Pandas.
Warning
It is very sweary, and Gavin is a Geordie, so you may have a problem with the dialect, but I am sure that if you get through that, you will find this very funny.
Although it combines animals and comedy, I have no need to write six hundred words because I want you to watch the video, and this is an example for my March Challenge, which will drop on Sunday.
Conclusion
Thank you for reading, and now you know one of the items that will be in the March Challenge.
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Comments (4)
You are so right with this one Mr. Mike.
Hahahahahahaha that was funnyyyyyy!
LOL he's funny, and the structure is fun!
Your friend is very funny, Mike. I enjoyed the joke about a thousand pandas. Am looking forward to your challenge.