"Stephen Fry on Language" by Robert Peake

Sunday, May 13. 2007

Stephen Fry on Language

This is, or course, the work for which Stephen Fry was granted an honorary doctorate from Oxbridge in the field of Transubstantive Metalanguage:

Thank you, Doctor Fry.

Posted by Robert Peake in Humor at 20:35 | Comments (5) | Trackbacks (0)

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Beautiful.

#1 kaolin fire (Link) on 2007-05-14 00:02 (Reply)

Thank you.

Coincidentally, we just rented a Netflix of Stephen Frye as Oscar Wilde. A nice topper, this.

#2 Sherry (Link) on 2007-05-14 08:12 (Reply)

Be interested to see what you think, Sherry. I don’t want to taint your experience before you see the film for yourself. Needless to say, he’s great in Fry & Laurie.

#2.1 Robert on 2007-05-14 09:36 (Reply)

That was amusing.

#3 Pearl (Link) on 2007-05-17 13:03 (Reply)

yes very funny indeed

#4 Damien Jorgensen - Cardiff (Link) on 2007-05-19 06:11 (Reply)

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