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Am i speaking to I, II, III, IV, V, VI, VII, VIII, IX, X, X1 X11, X111, X1V, XV, XV1, XV11, XV111, X1X ?
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None. I'm the one from Jungle Book but got the name wrong.
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Ah ok. I asked because number X was a bit of a narky so and so..
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Sorry, i didn't introduce myself, i am the chief immigration officer of Chit Chat, but you can call me Abdul..
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Good afternoon, Abdul. Are you a muslim?
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Good afternoon Louis. No, my mother travelled a lot though..
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Do you remember that song, Abdul Abulbul Amir?
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Mr Crumit?
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I don't know anything about a Mr Crumit, but there used to be a song when I was a kid about an Abdul Abulbul Amir.
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Yes, Mr Crumit sang a version of it. Abdul's friend will be unleashed by Vlad the Inhaler in Syria sometime soon..
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Ah, right, never knew who sang it.
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It was written by an Irishman during the Russian Turk war i think..
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That's a remarkably obscure thing to know about, Abdul. You didn't google it, did you? If not, you should be on Pointless!
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I told you my mother travelled a lot. Oh, and she's Irish.
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