So You're Back Eh?

Alex returns to unwelcoming parents after the Ludovico Technique gets him out of jail in Kubrick's "A Clockwork Orange."

[@michaelpryor78]

Alex had quite the 24 hours after being released. He was rejected by his parents, beaten and mugged by a gang of old beggars, nearly drowned by Dim and Georgie, and finally drugged and driven to suicidal madness by the writer.

[@friendlyenemy2314]

Alex was a scumbag, it doesn’t matter if he was mentally forced to become a better man, he got everything he deserved

[@flowrepins6663]

well you rip what you sow that shows karma is real and functional

[@milesjolly6173]

I don’t really feel too sorry for him considering what he did.

[@Cash27373]

Driven to suicide he never kiled himself?

[@michaelpryor78]

@@Cash27373 No, but he attempted to, hence he was suicidal like I said.

[@21AirDrop]

Within a few days, Joe meets Alex again, however, he meets a different Alex and it gets really horror show.

[@daveregan3535]

He was cured all right.

[@Langkowski]

Well, I think Alex stayed in the hospital with lots of broken bones much longer than a few days

[@flowrepins6663]

​@@daveregan3535maybe mentally of the experiment but no phisically. if he got all cured and meet this guy he is gonna beg alex to finish him

[@kinana6147]

I just can't take Joe seriously in that sweater.

[@petrov8086]

He's a poofter and hypocrite, pulling parental strings of these two people

[@Esotereclectic]

Plus, he knitted it himself.

[@waldoparsnip1025]

Atilla the Hun is still looking for that belt !

[@macaronidelta1925]

Made me real sick 🤢

[@joemama9741]

Give him a break; he's here doing a job!

[@topspintennis8712]

And I've suffered and suffered and suffered and everybody wants me to go on suffering

[@EvilDick1995]

great line

[@juakofoo94]

Seeking Higher Knowledge you Made others suffer

[@gregoryromero6856]

You've made others suffer. It's only right that you should suffer proper.

[@theresnothinghere7414]

I love that line cuz it’s such a childish thing to says, it’s one of the times you can see he’s still a kid

[@weirdshibainu]

Before the treatment, Alex would have taken one of Joe's ears for a trophy for talking to him that way

[@flowrepins6663]

maybe after he was cured too

[@mariuskristensen1867]

@@flowrepins6663 o he got his hands on him allrigth

[@timorean320]

The Muscle Bound Dude that helps the Old Man that Alex attacked is Darth Vader David Prowse.

[@verycoolpersonguy]

I should hate the living guts out Alex but in this scene I just cried for him. I wanted to give him a big hug.

[@bikkens]

Beethoven's Baton I didn't im pretty good at not losing my honest feelinhs

[@joshuacoleman8000]

I didn't cry but I most certainly felt sorry for Alex in this scene. And yes FUCK Joe!

[@vinnydurham8964]

Why?

[@Malik-ig3ml]

Alex is literally putting it on. He'd beat Joe half to death if playing up his own pity weren't in his best interests.

[@jackdawson1135]

You’re a liberal.

[@mychuckyromance9707]

this is when I started to feel for him :) I wanna hug or him or something!

[@hall9111]

My Chucky Romance Yeah, you know that he brutally beat and raped several people and murdered two women prior to this scene, right?

[@MrBeetlejuice16]

hall9111 That's part of the meaning of the film/book. Alex has done wrong and he really deserves to pay for it, however the way he has to pay is to give up his free will, which doesn't really make him a human being anymore but just a machine (hence 'clockwork orange'). He has nothing, no family, no friends, no home and not even the ability to do what he wants to anymore. He has nothing to live for anymore which eventually causes suicidal thoughts. To see anyone as miserable like that is more than enough to make the majority of the audience to feel bad for him and sympathize. He is real scum, but I personally can't help but feel bad reading/watching the last part of the story.

[@hall9111]

I know you're meant to pity him, but there's a difference between that and wanting to hug him. I feel sorry for the deranged mind of a killer, but I'm not about to try to make him feel better with a hug or something.

[@jordanaug81]

hall9111 It's the same reaction people have to serial killers when they show remorse. And it's why psychopaths know when to turn on the charm and hide their true nature on their victims. People weep for Bundy, Kuklinski & all the rest when they talk about their sad childhood and don't think twice about the fact that its in these peoples nature to manipulate before they kill.

[@MrBeetlejuice16]

jordanaug81 I know. Alex fits right into this category along with Dahmer and the rest. That's how the psychology of the psychopath works. That's also why I consider Burgess' writing, Kubrick's directing and Mcdowel's acting to be so clever.

[@MagicMan1_1_1]

Hey, I know we're supposed to feel sorry for Alex, but...I'm sorry, Joe (the lodger) was absolutely right in what he said. Alex had done some of the worst things imaginable and yes he was "reformed", but that doesn't change what has been done. He does have to suffer for his misdeeds.

[@Каналнеофициальноготелевидения]

Agree

[@crispyred3978]

But he's done his punishment, he has done his sentence and as such should not suffer for his misdeeds, that's why I feel sorry for ex-cons, they've served their time, probably feel bad about it and want to better themselves but the rest of the world still treats them like criminals, exact same here which is why I cry at this scene

[@wesleyhempoli5548]

good things are only good if they are useful or beneficial in someway, or another. suffering can only be considered a good thing if there is both a lesson to be learned from the suffering, as well as a foreseeable end to it. eternal suffering for the sake of some misguided, dopey notion of "justice" is a backwards and medieval belief and the reason why society is plagued by "institutionalized" and immoral criminals without any empathy of their own. it does no one any good, even the spiteful, to see the suffering of others because those cynical people will never be happy in their own lives even if every, single witch burns at the stake. get out of that mindset and run as fast as you can, or else YOU will always be miserable, not the ones you wish misery upon.

[@dallas5684]

@@crispyred3978 Taking a beautiful woman's life is not something one gets a second chance for.He caused a sexy living work to not exist anymore! It is not like Alex just stole a car and nothing more!

[@mikeiswhite3]

@@dallas5684 as opposed to as if he were to kill another man? Where your logic at?

[@daniellavaladez9538]

The best thing about both the book and the movie is how much it applies to today.

[@MrJawzwa]

Everyone who thinks Alex is cool is a deranged person themselves. He is a vicious criminal treated by a govt. which is morally no better than himself. There are no heroes or great people here. That's what makes this film a classic.

[@alenciaga21]

I think the reason why I feel bad for him here is because he is broken. The reason why he is likable too is his great love for life in the beginning of the movie. And here he doesn't has that anymore and it pains me to see that no matter how wrong his actions were

[@villll]

good point actually, “great love for life”

[@alenciaga21]

@@villll

[@johnwright291]

This was one of the very rare movies that was even better than I remembered it after 40 years.

[@malcolmclements9254]

They were quick enough to rent out Alex's room with his Beethoven and pet snake for the interlopers pleasure.

[@Langkowski]

The fact that Alex's parents were telling all kinds of stuff about their son when they believed he would be away in prison for 14 only shows that they probably knew what he was doing, but just pretended like nothing.

[@TallSilentGuy]

All i can think about is the way the green sofa clashes with the blue wall.

[@garichar]

Dude has the audacity to sit there munchy-wunching on lomticks of toast..

[@jacktorrance9378]

This was a pure masterpiece .I didn'tcatch it's genre as it's Sci-fi ,crime Dark crime teen comedy Whatever but it's worth watching Kubrick is GREATTTTT

[@friedrichnietzsche7376]

Thanks Jack

[@LeventeCzelnai]

He should be, how to put it, 'corrected'?

[@novaqne]

Can I just give Alex a huge hug!!!!????! I feel so bad for him 😢😭 he is so cute! Poor baby! ❤️❤️💝

[@crassgrrl]

The song is "Guillaume Tell: Overture" played by Philharmonia Orchestra, Carlo Maria Giulini - it's Rossini. Love that song.

[@ButteryOtter]

I cried when I found out that Basil passed away. He was my favorite character, even though he wasn't in the book. By the way, does anyone know the sad music that plays once everyone starts crying in this scene?

[@pinkypie8322]

Please can anyone who read the book tell me: 1. Does Alex get revenge on Joe once he is healed? 2. What happenend to the Snake? :(

[@legomaniac101scarandfilthy9]

Cast: adult Kovu as Alex Delarge Wabuu (dingo pictures) as Joe the lodger Zira as Alex's mom Scar as Alex's dad

[@cHoKoLatPYE]

poor Alex!!

[@karolinak9589]

Some say it's a scene where Alex is faking it and this Joe is totally right. I disagree and feel sorry for Alex. The idea of suffering for one's sins makes sense if it gives the person something, when it has a chance to lead to change. At that point, this suffering becomes an unnecessary addition to the sum of suffering, it's a vicious circle. Joe in the book behaves disgustingly when Alex is clearly feeling bad, he even gets pissed off when Alex wants to simply drink something or sit down. Doing wrong to another person or allowing them to suffer when we can react and justifying oneself with justice and goodness is hypocritical. It sounds like a primitive desire to feel better at the expense of humiliating someone. There's no empathy here. I don't know, maybe I'm too sensitive a person, but if I was in Joe's situation, I would try to find a compromise, talk about the possibilities of proceeding in this situation. Anyway, Joe clearly does it because he benefits from it and manipulates Alex's parents. Alex was subjected to inhuman treatment at a young age, deprived of his free will, made his body react with pain and fear even to seemingly indifferent stimuli (like music), plus the fact that he can't defend himself makes throwing him out in such a state almost certain to do him harm, especially considering that this is an anti-utopian reality in which violence, gangs and demoralization are practically normal among youth. He is also raped in the book. It seems to me that judging this situation superficially, many people make a basic attribution error, ascribing to Alex more characteristics than his rather simple personality and ignoring the circumstances and conditions of the environment. His parents may have been afraid of him - but their upbringing was up to them, and even at the beginning of the film we see how ignorant and naive they are about their own son, as if they had trouble drawing conclusions themselves. When the boy clearly lies and says that he has had a headache for a week so he won't go to school, his mother (a neurotic person by the way) just believes him without any reflections and calmly goes to eat breakfast. Idk, take your son to the doctor, talk to him, make any kind of communication goddamnit. This whole family should participate in therapy. It's sad on many levels.

[@SpawnPhilip]

I love this scene because it's easy to root for Joe. He would've made a better son than Alex. But it's not his place.

[@n1nj4sp4rt4n]

Very true. Don't see why people would give you thumbs down for your comment.

[@CaptainBeefy]

@bnblawnco watching it stoned is incredible.

[@wonderwalls3565]

The color scheme and wardrobe choices in these film always made me to puke.

[@Chris_34]

They killed poor old Alex's snake🐍☹️

[@filmteknik]

As the Wicked Witch (West Division) says, "I can cause accidents, too."

[@MrMucciacito]

Mamma dai non piangere non fare così dai su su

[@SOLCITOSINAPELLICO]

TRUE

[@GetenGeten]

@unak78 Finally someone who reasons like I do. You aren't a woman, aren't you?

[@carlt9265]

The mum was a terrible actress

[@theo9952]

This should be only between Alex and his parents. It's non of Joe's business to criticize or even speak.

[@thecheapace793]

Brilliant scene. What Joe is saying is 100% correct, yet your sympathy goes to alex

[@villll]

yeah exactly, really cool how he leverages the context

[@kingvahagn2011]

Well, it doesn't help that Joe comes off as a douchebag. So, it's hard to like him, even if everything he's saying is 100% true

[@octaviovilchez3096]

I dunno, I sympathize more with Joe lol. Alex deserved every bad thing

[@crispinjulius5032]

Sympathized with Alex? No way.

[@dr.foxysocks2459]

@@villll It is interesting that some people can sympathize with alex forgetting the fact that he is a rapist and murderer

[@rearwindow8318]

That low class goon destroyed Alex’s beautiful, minimalist room, with tacky sports posters.

[@macaronidelta1925]

It made me real sick!

[@dying101666]

he's a parasite and a hypocrite.

[@vladislavno]

It gave me an awful feeling in me gulliver

[@Yumichan-mn5yk]

And killed Basil(Alex's pet snake).

[@TDProductions182]

This film does so great at having you feel somewhat conflicted in how to feel toward Alex.

[@royalgarden18]

The mom looks like an anime character. A very poor one.

[@epcotman32]

She does actually, this whole movie has an anime hentai feel to it.

[@GuzziHeroV50]

Her outfit at the cafe was directly inspired by Japanese maid cafes.

[@snug-fibbage7441]

this movie definitely inspired a lot of anime

[@deandrepowell7115]

a receptionist in Speed Racer

[@craigstanton2376]

The mom look's like Mrs. Slocombe from Are You Being Served ?

[@NFrk97]

You damn well know Alex got back at him once he was cured at the end.

[@pinkypie8322]

Does it say so in the Book? I havent read it yet. I heard its a bit hard to understand because of the slang used (English is not my first language), but i would love to read it

[@theo9952]

@@pinkypie8322 I have not read the book either but in a short analysis i read, it seems that Alex pondered at getting married and having a family, after getting cured from the effects of his "therapy". It seems that although he can watch violence on the screen and also enjoy sex and Beethoven like before, he has quite logically decided that crime might lead him back behind bars for good this time and he certainly does not want that.

[@theo9952]

@@pinkypie8322 There is a glossary included in the book. The kind of slang used in it, is supposed to exist in the future and is not used now. Without the glossary even native English speakers would not understand most of this future slang.

[@Justice237]

Apparently Joe left Alex’s room after he was beaten up by police for giving them some lip

[@geebeebuzz9881]

I cried at this scene. However many times I think, He raped, hurt and killed someone, I still feel sorry for him... Appy-polly-loggies everyone.

[@tikletik]

+Potatoes+Pandas Dude are you kidding. LOL. His parents are NUTS.

[@zackcross7190]

That guy even says “You’ve made others suffer, it’s only right that you should suffer proper.”

[@dallas5684]

@@PI_AYM4NN The book is in a different universe than the movie!

[@dallas5684]

@@PI_AYM4NN What the hell have those films or books got to do with the fact that ACO is a different universe depending whether one is a boom or one is a movie?

[@dallas5684]

@@PI_AYM4NN You think wrong!! This is fiction. The movie is not a continuation of a book. In the book The Shining Halloran's family started the Overlook. In the movie ( another Kubrick project)no mention of it. In this movie the girls Alex meets in the record store-- in the book they are only like 10 years old. In this film obviously they are way older-- completely different universes!

[@ExplorerDS6789]

Something tells me that Alex's parents were afraid of him when he lived there. He probably abused them and they were too afraid to call the cops on him.

[@melissacooper4282]

I wouldn't be a bit surprised. I've heard of that sort of thing on talk shows where the parents are afraid of their own child because he or she is abusive to them. I guess Alex is no different.

[@pootpoot13]

Are you two mental?? Jesus wept!

[@gaynzz6841]

@@melissacooper4282 ohhhh you know everything about that

[@blueguy4726]

This is easily the hardest scene in the movie for me too watch

[@johnturner3455]

I think some people are missing the point. The lodger might have been speaking some truth, but he was manipulating Alex's parents in this scene. He wanted to drive home how bad Alex was so he could maintain his cushy lifestyle.

[@pinkypie8322]

Maybe, BUT...think of Alex´ character in the real world, would you have simpathy for him? Crime begins when you harm another person, and i mean to the terms that people suffer their whole life (I know what i´m talking about). Not to mention he is NOT reformed, he is programmed to suppress his feelings. He is NOT sorry for hurting his parents, just for himself (He says I suffered and suffered and have to suffer more or something like that), he is so selfish

[@Langkowski]

To be honest I thought it was so obvious to everyone what kind of person Joe was. I don't think he gives a damn about Alex and what he has done to his parents, he just find it convenient to use against him.

[@annalisavajda252]

Well he's probably a better son than their own son and maybe they ought to be disgusted with him and not help him.

[@kushalrijal9453]

Scene from 0:11 to 0:23, the new guy has red clothes - matching color with wall on back. Means that he is now a member of the house since Alex's parents brought him as replacement of Alex. What a detail man!!! 😀😀

[@pinkypie8322]

Kubrick is known fot the love of details :) Look at the flat marina scene, how Dims and Georgies steps matches and Alex´and Pete´s steps too

[@AogNubJoshh]

I like your interpretation. Rather than dark humour, I'd say the morbid violin parallels Alex's emotions and feelings. Depending on how much you connect with the humble narrator, it depends on the person whether sympathy is felt.

[@vitamindealer7915]

The dark humor of this scene is that they literally got a ‘new son’

[@Jozztime]

How depressing

[@AshesnDust83]

I post this vid every time I get back from a 30 day ban

[@sonicexereaper6814]

Quite a heartbreaking scene in my book, but you have to admit, Joe does have a reason. Once you have crossed the line into doing something unspeakable and beyond worse, that moment stays with you and whoever’s affected by it will leave a scar of them. Alex may be “cured” thanks to the program he has to endure through every session, but what doesn’t kept wiped clean is own mortal sins of actions from the past when he was with the Droogs. And now, we see why Alex starts to regain back his normal self during the hospital scene.

[@theo9952]

At the hospital they "cured" him from the effects of his chemically induced "therapy" for political reasons. He did not return to his "normal self" on his own.

[@theo9952]

Joe has found himself comfortable as a tenant and exploits the situation to the full, with his cheap moralizing. Alex's parents were stupid and indifferent from the start, which could be the main reason he became a murderer and ended up in prison and the eventual "therapy" and its consequences. And they threw their returning and completely incapacitated, unable to even defend himself son out without hesitation, for the sake of the tenant stranger. If they were any good, they would at least help him find some temporary accomodation while Joe occupied his room. But they do not even try to suggest a solution. And the scene just ends with his poor excuse of a mother weeping and shedding crocodile tears.

[@whoareyoutoaccuseme6588]

@@theo9952 Basically sums up the lives of the recently rehabilitated, and why quite a lot of them sadly commits suicide.

[@michaelesparza4308]

I honestly think this is all karma for Alex. What he did is why he is being treated the way he is after his "cure".

[@melissacooper4282]

I agree with you. I felt no sympathy for Alex when his parents threw him out and he gets beaten up by his former victoms.

[@Kevtb87]

@richardfanx3 that's what I love about the movie and why this is one of my fav scenes. even though we've seen the awful things Alex did, you can't help but feel sorry for him. the movie is toying with our emotions. makes you think about right and wrong, and reformed criminals. do they ever really pay their due? are they ever really accepted back into society, or should they live with what they've done for the rest of their lives regardless?

[@MrOnomatopoiea]

What a groovy belt on the lodger...

[@Yeomannn]

The parents replaced Alex with a man who looks physically similar to him, but is otherwise completely unlike him. Joe is an ordinary young man who enjoys sport, doesn't make his bed, and doesn't keep his door locked shut.

[@pladampa]

Lol, Joe all dressed like Robin Hood or some sht.

[@MrMucciacito]

Ci vediamo il 13 Floriana

[@deandrepowell7115]

Joe is dressed like Santa Claus on holiday.

[@RoosterMontgomery]

What's in Alex's brown bag?

[@gregoryromero6856]

Rooster Montgomery His droogy gangster uniform! lol

[@rob3419955]

ah but joe seems to be a bit of a sinister character himself, he derives pleasure from seeing alex suffer and making him feel like a disgusting monster, not because he feels it is justified but because he enjoy's it. the full scene demonstrates this point more clearly

[@melissacooper4282]

I remember in the book Joe ended up having a run in with the law himself.

[@rabbiphilio]

Yes, Joe is arguably a real a-hole in this scene. However, there’s no dispute of anything he said about Alex. What goes around comes around and as much as I admired the character Alex and his reformation, he is no less deserving the equal fate and suffering he caused others.

[@jakesimmonds5043]

How? Hes giving Alex the truth. Lmao

[@pinkypie8322]

Why is Joe the A-hole? Think of Alex´ character in the real world, would you have simpathy for him? Crime begins when you harm another person, and i mean to the terms that people suffer their whole life (I know what i´m talking about). Not to mention he is NOT reformed, he is programmed to suppress his feelings

[@rabbiphilio]

@@pinkypie8322 Why do you think I used the word “arguably” For starters, Joe’s acting like he belongs there and not Alex. As ordeal as it may be, initially it’s Alex’s home. I’m not sympathizing with Alex in any way. You obviously didn’t read my comment. See, I know what I’m talking about.

[@направахлокомотива]

@@rabbiphilio - It's just bipolar disorder. It is always incomprehensible to the layman

[@fabioartoscassone9305]

@@направахлокомотива and u vatniks are EXPERT in bipolar disorders...

[@gleamtarrest6310]

That is one snazzy outfit!

[@haroldflower9095]

Anyone else hear the theory that his parents killed the snake

[@filmteknik]

I think that is a given.

[@lauramoonstoker7321]

My poor little Alex :( In that scene, all I wanna do is go to hug him...

[@pinkypie8322]

Think of Alex´ character in the real world, would you have simpathy for him? Crime begins when you harm another person, and i mean to the terms that people suffer their whole life (I know what i´m talking about). Not to mention he is NOT reformed, he is programmed to suppress his feelings. He is NOT sorry for hurting his parents, just for himself (remember, he says I suffered and suffered and have to suffer more)

[@jacobortiz7087]

​@Pinky Pie bro are you a bot? I swear I've seen you comment this exact same thing like 8 times already

[@johnnyutah9939]

You've made others suffer. It's only right that you should suffer proper.

[@locust50]

what the music that starts playing :/

[@anthonysosa8721]

Phillip Petersberg William Tell: Overture by Gioachino Rossini

[@sirrichardrichard5655]

Yes he's weeping now...but that's his craft and artfulness ..

[@collj86]

Lobby knobby me viddles me brothers Me knickers are slightly slobby knobby oh me brothers

[@DamonKBrown]

This scene was so god damn emotional.

[@FelixLarios1234]

*ME TALKIN TO THAT ONE FURRY*

[@MrJawzwa]

MegaGoodoldtimes / Wormtail96 You guys are absolutely correct. I think everyone here is missing the point entirely. He wasn't reformed. He was treated to feel pain when he begins to get angered or frustrated. His face at the end, "I was cure my brothers, " only connotates that he's cured of the treatment. He's still a scumbag. I love this movie. There is NO good person in it.

[@pinkypie8322]

Exactly thank you! People have to think of Alex´ as character in the real world and ask theirselfes if they still would have simpathy for him? Crime begins when you harm another person, and i mean to the terms that people suffer their whole life (I know what i´m talking about). And youre absolutly right, he is NOT reformed, he is programmed to suppress his feelings of Anger

[@bnblawnco]

I'd hate to watch that movie if i was trippin.. It'd be scary.

[@GGpoopAllin]

I watched this movie when I tripped, it was so beautiful and I felt like I was in it😂😂

[@the0netheycallgod413]

“That’s joee”

[@jedhawkins1769]

Joe does not like Alex at all.

[@VintendoZapper]

That's the genius of the story's irony

[@-_redacted_]

a stranger breaking up a family, classic

[@olivesneggs2251]

JOE NO

[@dukemiller7484]

It's his beloved Ludwig's music that makes him wither.....RAP does the same crap to me and my droogs

[@MyJustMeHere]

@HeroSavage I'm sorry, and I sort of agree but I have to point out that it's people like you who just prove this guys point even more...

[@unak78]

@decemberistpart2 Vulnerable, yes, but not truly reformed. All you have to do is see the final scene. He suffered but learned nothing from it.

[@blaa94]

@UndeadAngel993 Ah I apologize for my ignorant comment then, didn't take notice to who you were replying to :)

[@victorwallec2534]

0:37 ... would have laughed if the father would have said: "for fuck sake, shut up"

[@octaviusdelmonte9019]

What's up with the dude's red sweater pocket and large belt, it's super weird.....

[@pbant25]

whats the music that plays during this scene? (you can't really hear it here)

[@markhagen7719]

Munchie wunching lantics of toast

[@JohnSandwich]

Now look what you've gone and done to your mother!

[@MrHighgate123]

Who else thinks this is the most screwed up,wierd film every made?

[@blaa94]

@UndeadAngel993 He didn't get bored by it, didn't you watch the film?

[@Iggischmalz]

🤣🤣😂 ahh, this Movie is absolutly 👊😍🤣😂

[@KempoWarrior1954]

Get a load of mum's wig and clothes.

[@MrJawzwa]

@HeroSavage zzzzz....zzz snore....Thanks for replying.

[@thomaswillans4085]

He sounds like David Dickinson

[@thatkindofguy234]

i feel sorry fr Alex! :'(

[@pinkypie8322]

Think of Alex´ character in the real world, would you have simpathy for him? Crime begins when you harm another person, and i mean to the terms that people suffer their whole life (I know what i´m talking about). Not to mention he is NOT reformed, he is programmed to suppress his feelings. He is NOT sorry for hurting his parents, just for himself (He says I suffered and suffered and have to suffer more)

[@Gigantor1003]

It's an abridged version of William Tell Overture

[@Bombfox94]

It's lomticks of toast you eunuch jelly thou

[@Chris-kz7us]

Was this set in Leeds?

[@gina888warhol1]

haaaa

[@Poppaea-Sabina]

Poor Alex.

[@jvdarules]

That Joe is real batty

[@THEBOBANDTEDSHOW1]

" i wanna marry a lighthouse keeper and...."

[@GGpoopAllin]

Keep him company

[@2devmoran]

where is the part when he burp

[@megabojan1993]

KZbin censored it :)