Nottseagull
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One of the BBC's contingent of left-wing comedians has plumbed new depths this evening.
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[Politics] Alexei Sayle - what a piece of shit
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Horses Arse
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Is it a secret?
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studio150
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Probably some funny comedy on BBC for a change no wonder the OP is outraged
Oh goodie I haven't been outraged for ages.
"I'm absolutely outraged at this, it's outrageous"..
"I'm absolutely outraged at this, it's outrageous"..
It's an absolute facking disgrace.
Beach Hut
Brighton Bhuna Boy
He must be funny he is a scouser
Lindfield23
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darkwolf666
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No, but I hear he keeps tropical fish, in his underpants!
Maybe that's what the OP is so outraged about!
Blue Valkyrie
Not seen such Bravery!
Clear as mud.
Yoda
English & European
Careful now!
Brightonfan1983
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You say 'contingent', I say 'show me a right-wing comedian who's any good' (answer: None - the problem being of course that who do right-wingers punch down to?)
I found him mildly diverting in the background; harmless, a few chuckles, but nothing that he wasn't doing 30 years ago. Not sure what you found SO OUTRAGEOUSLY TERRIBLE. Not sure he's worth prime time on the radio though.
Didn't he kill my brother?
Read his autobiographies. You'll laugh so hard you'll blow you left testicle out your backside. Even if you're a bird. Or tart, as they are called in Liverpool.
Anyway, is the broflake OP going to tell us what non-comedy outrage AS has unleashed from his demonic beard?
Read his autobiographies. You'll laugh so hard you'll blow you left testicle out your backside. Even if you're a bird. Or tart, as they are called in Liverpool.
Anyway, is the broflake OP going to tell us what non-comedy outrage AS has unleashed from his demonic beard?
He's one of my favourite comedians what's he done then?
Said this recently, which is quite funny.
"I’m not personally acquainted with many of those who plot against Jeremy Corbyn, but one who I did know quite well for a short time was Alastair Campbell. In 1987 I had a column, in fact an entire page, in the Sunday Mirror newspaper, and Campbell was then the political editor of the Daily Mirror. He had just returned to journalism after a spell in hospital following an incident where he had drunk himself into an alcoholic coma (I would not of course dream of mentioning this if he had not himself many times referred to it in the media, though he seems to have reframed the event from “alcoholic coma” to “psychotic episode”). He told me at the time the extraordinary amount he’d drunk, and believe me, that was enough to put absolutely anyone – plus their pet elephant – into an alcoholic coma. At the time, he seemed the unhappiest and angriest man I’d ever met, with a fierce and passionate loyalty to our employer Robert Maxwell, who – even before he was publicly exposed – everybody else recognised as a crook, a bully, and a liar.
Campbell was on the TV recently talking about his depression and the many ineffective miracle cures he’d tried in order to deal with it. But a friend of mine pointed out that the one thing he’d never considered was Alcoholics Anonymous. I wondered whether that’s because AA is a programme of honesty, and you can’t behave in the Machiavellian, conniving way he behaves and ever find any kind of serenity."
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