Can't understand British slang

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mustachedmystic
08/17/2023
07:28 PM
#1
https://youtube.com/watch?v=2Rj7B47F9Xs&feature=sharec
At the end of this video, the narrator says something that my American brain cannot comprehend, I was hoping someone could translate.

The US Air Defense command read the news articles from Sydney with interest. Debacle they thought to her themselves, thats not a debacle. Whole lab beers, and watch this.
Unless you're Miles Davis, there is some other brotha' smoother than you.
UnfairRepresent
08/17/2023
07:30 PM
#2
Hold our beers
^ Hey now that's completely unfair!
http://i.imgur.com/yPw05Ob.png
Sheiky-Baby
08/17/2023
07:30 PM
#3
Try watching Steptoe and Son(Sanford and Son was a US copy of it)
"There's nothing more dangerous than a man who's not out for money."
FurryPhilosifer
08/17/2023
07:30 PM
#4
"Debacle? That's not a debacle. Hold our beers and watch this".
Ghosts are cool.
#5
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lilORANG
08/17/2023
07:33 PM
#6
Oy mate, I've been mugged off!
Let's all please just get along.
mustachedmystic
08/17/2023
08:02 PM
#7
mobilebloechel posted...
It's "hold our beers", it's a saying one uses when someone fucks something up and someone goes in and does even worse.
Thank you, that is what I wanted to know. I watched that part 5 times, and all I could hear was Whole lab beers and my televisions caption agreed.
Unless you're Miles Davis, there is some other brotha' smoother than you.
Lordgold666
08/17/2023
08:03 PM
#8
Sod the bloody slang
"May the Father of Understanding guide you."
http://error1355.com/ce/Lordgold666.html
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