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Yes, it is inherently funny.
Because you know they actually will do what they say.
(wink)
Strangelove was based on a war never fought and a President never elected (Stevenson).
This seems to want to satirize the war in Iraq, which every day appears more and more successful by historians. Crowning George Bush as the most successful President in the last 50 years.
i think it’s their mastery of new and inventive insults moreso than the accent. altho, the accent does enhance the delivery. either way, win!
Nothing is funnier than a Scotsman calling somebody a “radge cunt.” Reading a lot of Irvine Welsh novels will infuse your daily vocabulary with an assortment of Scottish insults.
And on some people, nothing is inherently sexier then a Scottish Accent (David Tennant in his natural Brogue? Yum)
#3: You’re right, the inventiveness of the insults is hysterical! For instance (from In the Loop):
Jaunty little bonnet! Ha!
@6:
Jaunty is such a fun little word.
it’s because they can casually drop a ‘cunt-face’ into any sentence without even blinking and mean it as a term of affection.
@5 Preach it, Sister (or Brother)! Listening to him makes me moist in my special places.