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YouTube's only Video Gameshow. In which Charlie McDonnell gives you two facts about the United Kingdom, and you uncover the truth, or you FAIL!
Fail!
The trophy that's given to the winner of the ashes is just a regular trophy thing. The name actually came after England suffered a great defeat in Australia in 1882. A fate obituary was posted in the sporting times which said: " An affectionate remembrance of English cricket, which died at the oval on 29th August, 1882. Deeply lamented by a large circle of sorrowing friends and acquaintances.R.I.P. N.B- The body will be cremated and the ashes taken to Australia". Later in 1882 the English team was sent to Australia to recover those ashes, which they did.
Fact number one:
The first ever flushing public toilets opened in London in 1852.
Fact number two:
Over two million items are lost annually on the London underground.
Click on on of these. It's your job to click on one of these. It's either that one or that one; one of the two. Do bid di doo. Click on one of them it's your job; or you don't have to if you don't want but I would like it if you did, so I could stop doing this. Boo bid doo bid doo. Click on one of these. Joob bid joo joo. Click on one of these.
Fine you don't have to click on anything if you don't want to. I hate you.
The trophy that's given to the winner of the ashes is just a regular trophy thing. The name actually came after England suffered a great defeat in Australia in 1882. A fate obituary was posted in the sporting times which said: " An affectionate remembrance of English cricket, which died at the oval on 29th August, 1882. Deeply lamented by a large circle of sorrowing friends and acquaintances.R.I.P. N.B- The body will be cremated and the ashes taken to Australia". Later in 1882 the English team was sent to Australia to recover those ashes, which they did.
Fact number one:
The first ever flushing public toilets opened in London in 1852.
Fact number two:
Over two million items are lost annually on the London underground.
Click on on of these. It's your job to click on one of these. It's either that one or that one; one of the two. Do bid di doo. Click on one of them it's your job; or you don't have to if you don't want but I would like it if you did, so I could stop doing this. Boo bid doo bid doo. Click on one of these. Joob bid joo joo. Click on one of these.
Fine you don't have to click on anything if you don't want to. I hate you.