Aha I'm so surprised that these aren't as common in America? That's so weird ! I mean I know there are culture differences but some you just don't expect aha

E.g http://www.currys.co.uk/gbuk/household-appliances/small-kitchen-appliances/kettles/philips-hd4671-60-jug-kettle-brushed-stainless-steel-00926066-pdt.html?gclid=CLqV8KbgtLwCFYYBwwod_lEAyQ&srcid=198&cmpid=ppc~gg~~~Exact&mctag=gg_goog_7904&s_kwcid=AL!3391!3!36213031524!!!g!64555872564!&ef_id=UvIO9wAABAHC4YCc:20140205101415:s

The electric ones that plug in and you fill it, put it on the stand and it boils, no stove required. They're a staple to every office or work place aha

What was the lie? I've only just watched it (and I LOVED it) just curious to know :)

The stove?

I'm British and most kettles don't whistle these days, only ones you use on the hob tend to whistle I suppose

You thought that was surprising?

Well that's embarrassing. In my defence my phone made them all look really tiny... hah

Jennifer Lawrence?

Isn't the bad spelling part of the joke though?

They used white for the windows lol

I meant the fact that we all knew about it as children before the Internet. No idea back then! aha

An IQ less that 70 is considered mentally challenged - an IQ of 20-40 would mean that person would probably not even be able to feed him or herself let alone tweet 20-40 characters.... : p Then again those characters would probably hold something more intelligible than most of twitter at the moment.

That is a very good question! Maybe it's from like a video you get shown when you start a new job?
'How not to act around your coworkers' or something...