This would've ended SO badly in the UK... 😂😬 | Comedy Central UK

The "Stay Sharp" ads for Harp Lager ran on British television in the 1970s and 80s. They were short, witty, and stylish, aiming to set Harp apart from other lagers with a cool and clever edge. The slogan became well known at the time, but many details behind the campaign slipped into obscurity. The ads often used surreal humour rather than traditional beer imagery. Instead of showing pubs or pints, they played with sharp visuals and quick punchlines, which was unusual for a lager commercial in t

According to a common 1960s Australian pub saying and cultural guide, the quickest way to initiate a fight was to turn one's empty beer glass upside down on the bar. This action was a symbolic challenge to anyone in the establishment. Credit: @abcnews | History In Pictures

Want to start a fight? “Just turn a bloody glass up, fella!” #RetroFocus, inside a 1960s Aussie pub. | ABC News

One of the greatest ever British comedy sketches. Can't stop laughing 😂👇 | British Comedy Classics