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Wednesday
19th August 2009 - 7.30pm |
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tweetcomedyclub:
I think we're off properly. The internet seems to be working. Tiernan
is talking to the crowd & trying to find out if they tweet. |
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tweetcomedyclub:
can you please make as much noise as possible at home & annoy your
neighbours? cheers! |
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Jamie
Kilstein: So the only short jokes I have are incredibly offensive...so
I would like to start by saying, twitter, I am sorry. |
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Jamie
Kilstein: A bunch of republicans in America have been protesting
saying that the founding fathers of america would want everyone to
have guns, including retarded people. |
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Jamie
Kilstein: They were chanting, saying the "the founding fathers
would be astonished! The founding fathers would be astonished!" |
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Jamie
Kilstein: You know what else would astonish the founding fathers? |
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Jamie
Kilstein: The internet & Women Voting. White people doing their
own laundry. Those guys were assholes. Why do we look up to them?
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Jamie
Kilstein: 'well i live my life by the principles of the founding
fathers, so when I'm fucking my slave, on we like to call a lazy tuesday,
blah blah tuberculosis.' |
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Jamie
Kilstein: Fuck those guys. The constitution was their one hit
wonder. They are the vanilla ice of the political world. |
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Jamie
Kilstein: OK. That was my political joke. Now to win back the
crowd with some relationship humor! |
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Jamie
Kilstein: I have a girlfriend. And my girlfriend only gets her
period once a year. Which is awesome. The downside to that is we have
to get A LOT of abortions. |
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Jamie
Kilstein: I tried that joke last month in texas and it didn't
go well. I think because half the audience were white rich conservitive
women and the other half....fetuses. |
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Jamie
Kilstein: Last one, this will get everyone on my side. I know
this because I have taken many comedy workshops. Do you like impressions?!
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Jamie
Kilstein: Great. This is my impression of God. Here we go. My
impression of god.... |
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Jamie
Kilstein: I'm just kidding, there is no god. It's up to us to
take care of each other. Back me up fellas! Goodnight! |
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Rob
Rouse: this is a song about my grandmother, she lost my grandad
about 30 years ago, in woolworths, tragic he drowned in the pick
and mix, but it's what he would have wanted.... |
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Rob
Rouse: its a song about my nan and her new boyfriend ken who
is a dick |
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Rob
Rouse: Her name is irene She is 102 She doesn't clean Herself
as well as she used to |
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Rob
Rouse: She's my dads mum And she's lots of fun But she doesn't
know who I am She can't remember that I'm her grandson.... |
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Rob
Rouse: Cos she's just a senile old lady baby Comes round on
Friday but thinks it's still tuesday Wayne Rooney would think she's
his ideal lady... She gets confused... |
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Rob
Rouse: And her boyfriends a dick He's got a Zimmerman frame
And a walking stick |
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Rob
Rouse: Cos he is in constant pain He has a blue car and it has
three wheels Parks it whereever he feels |
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Rob
Rouse: And wardens don't give a damn about it Cos hes got an
orange sticker baby Top speed of thirty or thirty one maybe Goes
round roundabouts the wrong way he... Gets confused.... |
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Rob
Rouse: Oh no...granny...her teeth fell out when they were kissing....
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tweetcomedyclub:
@robrouse
is on at Pleasance Courtyard at 21:00 in "My Family ... and the
Dog That Scared Jesus" go & see! |
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Pete
Johansson: before you ask susan boyle for an autograph - make
sure its her! |
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Pete
Johansson: i like dutch people as they have no crime - because
nothing is illegal! |
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Pete
Johansson: the best thing about the dutch is that they dont
speak english - but they correct those of us that do for no reason
at all |
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tweetcomedyclub:
"Naked Pictures of My Life" is on at the Underbelly at 20:45 this
fringe - that's @escarius'
show - go and check it out |
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Jim
Smallman: Hello there, I'm Jim Smallman. I only normally
use Twitter to complain or write bad jokes. |
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Jim
Smallman: Tonight instead of my usual storytelling I'll
treat you to some dross and silliness. |
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Jim
Smallman: Do please enter my tattoo competition, by the
way. Http://tinyurl.com/jimiswrong |
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Jim
Smallman: My mum is daft. To illustrate she said the other
day "if your gran was alive today, she'd be dead". |
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Jim
Smallman: Lady GaGa may think she's doing avant-garde art-pop,
but my mum still thinks she's a slag. |
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Jim
Smallman: Don't balance out your 4x4 ownership with a novelty
tyre cover. We all still think you're a fetid donkey penis.
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Jim
Smallman: Surely the Veronicas are merely a 2009 version
of TaTu, but with lesbianism replaced by incest? |
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Jim
Smallman: Now, awful jokes. I bought a pasta restaurant
and a dog home the other day. You know me: in for the penne,
in for the pound. |
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Jim
Smallman: What did Archimedes say when he discovered cystitis?
Urethra. |
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Jim
Smallman: The hamburglar was a nazi sympathiser. Remember
what he said: "Rommel Rommel Rommel Rommel". |
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Jim
Smallman: My dad has a hip problem. OCD. All the cool kids
have it. |
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Jim
Smallman: My uncle had a heart attack at a Bavarian sausage
factory. That's an unfortunate turn for the wurst. |
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Jim
Smallman: Me and my friend Danny McLoughlin have a game
called #footballingwrestlers. Play along at home. |
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Jim
Smallman: Basically take a footballer and cross him with
a wrestler.
Examples: |
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Jim
Smallman: Macho Man Robbie Savage. #footballingwrestlers
Bad Ass Bryan Gunn #footballingwrestlers |
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Jim
Smallman: "Stone Cold" Dean Austin #footballingwrestlers
"Big" John Stead #footballingwrestlers |
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Jim
Smallman: Prince Albert Riera #footballingwrestlers
The Fabulous Gerd Muller #footballingwrestlers |
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Jim
Smallman: Honest, my show is better than my twitter babbling.
Thanks for listening lovely people. Ta x |
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tweetcomedyclub:
@jimsmallman
is here at the GRV every night at 22:40 when he's performing
his show "The Boy Next Door Gone Wrong" for only £5 |
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tweetcomedyclub:
tech problems with @bigcox
- so he's going to tweet his set remotely. follow him now for
a moment. Go COX |
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Chris
Cox: Hello. I'm Chris Cox a mind reader who can't read
minds. |
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Chris
Cox: I shall now attempt a trick
I need a sexy cute volunteer with long beautiful legs and
a hot little arse... Tiernan can help. |
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Chris
Cox: I shall now attempt a trick
Actually everyone can do this, all I want you to do is pick
your right foot up off the floor. |
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Chris
Cox: I shall now attempt a trick
Then start moving it from the ankle round in a clockwise direction.
Keep doing that. Now place your right hand out in front of
you. |
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Chris
Cox: With your ankle still moving, write a big number
6 in the air with your arm. |
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Chris
Cox: And now I'll make your foot change direction.
Ta-Dahhhhhh |
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Carl
Donnelly: when i was born, my parents were both very
famous comedians - but they were killed by a dark lord comic,
so i ended up having to grow up |
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Carl
Donnelly: in a school for gifted comics - and before
i left, i killed the dark comic that killed my parents.
and here i am. |
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Carl
Donnelly: i have terrible hand eye co ordination, but
its fine as I have great foot ear co ordination |
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Carl
Donnelly: if you throw something at me, i wont catch
it but if you throw it at me i;ll kick the fuck out of it
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Carl
Donnelly: in my spare time I am a vampire. it doesnt
work out so well as im allergic to garlic, crucufixes &
daylight |
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Carl
Donnelly: like blade, but with none of the strengths
but all of the weaknesses |
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Kiosk
Of Champions: Stu: hi everyone, we're sketch double-act
Kiosk of Champions. I'm Stuart Goldsmith. |
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Kiosk
Of Champions: Stu: I'm a professional stand-up comedian,
and Richard is a... stand-up comedian. |
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Kiosk
Of Champions: Stu: the way the double-act works is very
simple - I'm debonair, and he's Ryan Air. Twitter is actually
the ideal forum for us to work together. |
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Kiosk
Of Champions: Stu: you might not be aware that we have
eschewed the traditional elements of sketch comedy, such
as props, costumes... |
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Kiosk
Of Champions: stu: but it's not coz we're lazy, it's
coz we prefer to be like the special forces - we like to
improvise with the limited resources available to us. |
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Kiosk
Of Champions: rich: yeah we're like the gurkhas. in
that our contribution largely goes unrecognised. |
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Kiosk
Of Champions: both: *complicated mime of the moon landings,
stu's is technically quite good, richard's is rubbish but
"hilarious"* |
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Kiosk
Of Champions: both: *stu rehearses the "one small step"
speech, about to walk down the steps onto the moon's surface*
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Kiosk
Of Champions: both: *at the last moment Richard pushes
past and runs down the steps, becoming the first man on
the moon* |
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tweetcomedyclub:
@squat_betty
aka Rich Sandling is bringing his Perfect Movie to the free
fringe at 13:15 Also 15:45 at Pleasance Dome "@KioskChampions"
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Catie
Wilkins: im not one of those comics that cant turn
it off after a gig - sometimes i forget to turn it on
before a gig. |
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Catie
Wilkins: Ive got a friend whos very influenced by
the films he sees - his dad wont let him watch brokeback
mountain |
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Catie
Wilkins: stand up is a slightly more legitmate way
of getting attention than faking a panic attack |
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Catie
Wilkins: My mum thinks lord of the rings is about
henry 8th - it was set "around his time" |
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Catie
Wilkins: i was doing some touristy stuff in edinburgh
- i went to the ghost tour - i was disappointed - no ghosts.
even the tour guide was alive |
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Catie
Wilkins: i think that penises are like buses - not
because ive ever been in a situation when 2 come at once.
I just realy like riding them. |
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Matt
Kirshen: Hello people in the room, and people watching
from the safety of the internet, well done, that's smart
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Matt
Kirshen: we live in violent times, but not as violent
as the press would have you believe - we're meant to be
scared of children. |
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Matt
Kirshen: Kids everywhere, running wild... but also,
apparently... they're too fat to run
IT'S THE CHILDREN! THEY'RE WADDLING AMOK! |
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Matt
Kirshen: All kids supposedly, scary and fat. Here
come the scary fat kids over the horizon. Stay close to
their toes, they can't touch you |
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Matt
Kirshen: Apparently we live in a time with THE most
unhealthy generation of children ever.... |
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Matt
Kirshen: ... There's been generations of children
that had the plague |
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Matt
Kirshen: There's no historical perspective. What's
less healthy? Computer games, or trench foot? |
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Matt
Kirshen: -Where's Master William? -Why he's out in
the castle courtyard with Tommy the Leper Boy, playing
catch the rat amongst their own waste. |
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Matt
Kirshen: -Well, at least they're not eating sugary
snacks..... They rot your teeth |
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Matt
Kirshen: That's pretty much my time. It's been fun.
Though you do know this gig brings us one step closer
to the robots taking over. |
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Luke
Wright: Hi my name is Luke. You probably all know
someone like me. Someone who likes being the centre of
attention. In fact there's probably some of them on the
bill tonight. |
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Luke
Wright: The kind of people who think it's appropriate
to quote Blackadder on a first date. This is my life.
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Luke
Wright: Imagine a pub on a bright afternoon, as warm
autumn sunlight is cast through the room |
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Luke
Wright: a second pint started, the discourse fermented
a large group of friends feeling vaguely contented. |
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Luke
Wright: But damn all this chit-chat for Luke is not
in it he’s had no attention for nearly a minute his lips
start to quiver, his head starts to dip He topples his
pint as he stands and lets rip |
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Luke
Wright: Luke’s got a joke! Luke’s got a story! Look
out for his humorous lines about Tories Luke’s got a viewpoint
so perk up your ears He’s really quite droll when he’s
had a few beers. |
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Luke
Wright: Let’s cut to a wake and some folksy guitar
the subject of death trumping Luke’s repertoire which
simply won’t do so he bellows the question: |
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Luke
Wright: Who here likes a good Austin Powers impression?
and without an answer he’s poofed up his hair he’s stuck
out his teeth and said yeah baby yeah |
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Luke
Wright: till everyone’s squirming and forcing a smile
and regretting not breast-feeding Luke as a child. Luke’s
got a joke! Luke’s got a punchline! |
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Luke
Wright: All of it fresh from the literary frontline
Luke’s got opinions – from headlines to sport he’s not
listening to you, ‘cause he’s planning retorts. |
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Luke
Wright: Let’s visit Chez Luke where ol’ Luke and his
missus Are plying their guests with some coffee and biscuits
and ‘course Luke holds court like some navel gazed teen
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Luke
Wright: collects his applause and then exits the scene.
A friend takes the chance to recount her weekend, though
as her witty yarn starts to reach its crescendo |
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Luke
Wright: a noise from the doorway mean all turn to
see dear Luke who says: I done asparagus wee! Luke’s got
a joke! Luke’s got a gift. |
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Luke
Wright: for writing himself into those urban myths
remember that weird thing, that one off, that fluke believe
it or not that all happened to Luke. |
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Luke
Wright: He’s great at the voices, sit back, watch
him act -- it’s like Eddie Izzard is here in the flat
no Luke, no, you don’t come across as a twat |
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Luke
Wright: do your Mrs Doyle, that’s brilliant that.
No Luke, don’t stop Luke, we are keen to hear more it’s
better when you say “don’t mention the war” |
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Luke
Wright: forget that night out at the Comedy Store
we’d rather hear Luke do some Blackadder 4. Luke’s got
a joke! Luke’s got a gag! |
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Luke
Wright: Luke’s got a verdict, shut up, let him rave
and then when he’s finished give him what he craves. |
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Luke
Wright: If you see some students enthralled in their
lesson a couple of lovers just stealing a second a group
of old buddies just chewing the fat or perhaps some old
dears going yakkety yak |
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Luke
Wright: be sure Luke’s not far from these charming
vignettes preparing to act out the Dead Parrot sketch
or offer some line from the cavernous jaws of a life that’s
just echo and hollow applause. |
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tweetcomedyclub:
I think were coming back for more. Its very hot in here.
Hope its not so hot for you at home or wherever you are
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Jason
Cook: Jason doesnt do short jokes as theyre short
& cruel like a sadist midget |
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Jason
Cook: my wife doesnt like anal sex, but i still
make her watch me anyway |
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Jason
Cook: im a geordie & my wife is jewish, she got
annoyed when I said our kids would be judys |
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Jason
Cook: i wish i was a south african lesbian cos ive
always wanted to say the word clitoris (in a s. african
accent) |
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Jason
Cook: i wish i was a paedophile as theres nothing
more rewarding than encouraging potential |
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Jason
Cook: i wish i was my wife cos then id be right
all the fucking time |
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Jason
Cook: i wish i was a midget cos......YOUD BE A MIDGET
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Matt
Green: Hello! I don’t usually do one-liners. I usually
tell stories. Turns out it’s quite hard to tell a story
with just 140 characters. |
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Matt
Green: Not that my stories usually have more than
140 characters. I’m not Dickens. They usually have one
character: me. Being hapless. Anyway, here goes...! |
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Matt
Green: I saw my all-time favourite poster in the
window of a cafe. It just said: “FOOD THAT’S GOOD ENOUGH
TO EAT!” |
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Matt
Green: Surely that’s the minimum requirement of
a cafe? |
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Matt
Green: I was worried about swine flu so I bought
a thermometer. On the box it says “can be used orally
or rectally”. And I thought: Yeah... |
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Matt
Green: But you have to make a choice... ...as a
household. Maybe they should make them in 2 different
colours. Perhaps red and brown? |
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Matt
Green: I realised recently that I’m a member of
a gym in the same way that North Korea is a member of
the UN. |
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Matt
Green: I’m rarely there, and whenever I do turn
up I make a mockery of the point of the place! |
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Matt
Green: Although unlike North Korea I have no Weapons
of Mass Destruction...unless you count these bad boys
(my arms)! Which you probably don’t... |
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Matt
Green: I recently had a loft conversion. It converted
to Islam. Now all of our neighbours’ lofts have become
a little bit racist. |
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Matt
Green: I read a headline in the paper which said:
“Edinburgh Set For Rubbish Strike”. That’s a bit unfair,
isn’t it? |
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Matt
Green: At least let them HAVE the strike before
reviewing it! |
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Matt
Green: I use the trains a lot because I don’t drive.
Not because I can’t, because I don’t want to. And because
I can’t. |
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Matt
Green: I was on a train recently when the screen
on the platform said it was going one place, the screen
on the train said somewhere else... |
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Matt
Green: ...and a tannoy announcement said another
totally different place! |
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Matt
Green: I was worried so asked the guard: could you
tell me where this train is going please? And he just
said: “well where are YOU going?” |
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Matt
Green: So I said: you don’t need to know that! Could
you just tell me where the TRAIN is going please? |
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Matt
Green: He said: “No. You tell me where YOU’RE going,
THEN I’ll tell you where the TRAIN is going!” |
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Matt
Green: I had no idea I had such POWER! I thought
trains were clear about where they’re going, regardless
of the wishes of any passengers on board. |
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Matt
Green: Surely that’s the reason why you don’t get
many train hijackings... [brandishes a gun] “Take me
to London!” |
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Matt
Green: “Very well sir, but you’ll have to get a
replacement bus service from Peterborough!” |
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Matt
Green: Check out my show “Truth & Pleasure” at the
Pleasance Hut @ 7.15pm every day. Bye! |
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Gerry
Howell: I was born in a shoe in brick lane, my father
was a cobbler, my mother was insane.
Well, you'd have to be to marry a cobbler. |
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Gerry
Howell: people used to say.
Nowadays there much less stigma attached to mending
shoes,
it's just like being gay |
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Gerry
Howell: i read in the newspaper - peanuts are not
really nuts, they're more of a bean. did you know that?
botanical correctness gone mad |
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Gerry
Howell: i wrote to the royal mail the other day,
i thought they'd appreciate it. they deliver so much
mail, but none of its for them |
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Gerry
Howell: j edgar hoover who? j edgar hoover me j
edgar hoover my dead body |
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Gerry
Howell: i built a catflap the other day, but i threw
it out of the window. |
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Gerry
Howell: i dont have a cat, it was a big waste of
time, but it suddenly turned into a cat, and landed
on its feet, but it got run over by a truck |
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Gerry
Howell: so now its a flat cat, and theres no need
for a cat flap |
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Gerry
Howell: i like to play musical chairs with my grandmother.
because she's deaf. it's not as cruel as it sounds because
she's in a wheelchair. |
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Gerry
Howell: i went into nandos and ordered a chicken
and an egg just to see what would come first. |
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tweetcomedyclub:
@gerryhowell
is presenting "Gerry Howell's incubation hour" at 17:15
every day at the Underbelly. Be sure to get along |
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Kent
Valentine: Hi twitterverse, you can probably tell
from my accent that I'm Australian. I moved over to
the UK because... well... my country was on fire. |
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Kent
Valentine: And so I thought: Let's go somewhere
where there's little chance of that happening. |
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Kent
Valentine: My name's Kent, which in Australia, is
a good name. Here in the UK however, it's akin to walking
around being called Queensland. |
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Kent
Valentine: I've had to leave my phone on for the
gig because my fiancee back in London is 8 1/2 months
pregnant, so this could be a really short spot. |
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Kent
Valentine: We had fun telling people that we were
having a baby. My preferred method: Showing them an
ultrasound and saying "I made that with my balls" |
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Kent
Valentine: My fiancée has a boy's name, which is
great, b/c when you tell your homophobic Gran that you're
having a baby with someone called Charly... |
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Kent
Valentine: ...her face will go through a range of
emotions that will earn you 5 star ratings if you record
it and upload it to youtube. |
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Kent
Valentine: Here are two for the typography fans:
1) Times New Roman is fooling no one, we know that underneath
those serifs it's just Arial in a suit. |
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Kent
Valentine: 2) Why is it that Times New Roman is
the only font "serious enough" to report the news? I'm
not saying Comic Sans MS, but come on... |
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Kent
Valentine: ... surely the global financial shit-fest
would be made so much better with a dash of Helvetica
and some sexy kerning. |
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Kent
Valentine: 3) My absolute favourite font is WingDings;
it's like the alphabet went to a fancy dress party.
"Look everyone, Q is dressed as a telephone" |
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Kent
Valentine: It's time we stopped calling aliens "Intelligent
Life". All they do is crop circles and probe farmers,
so I don't think they went to uni. |
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Kent
Valentine: In fact, if ALL they do is burn-outs
and anal, we could even stop calling them aliens and
just call them "other farmers". |
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Kent
Valentine: People say that you should put your blood,
sweat and tears into your work, but if you make cakes
for a living, just use flour. |
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Kent
Valentine: I hate it when bakeries have a sign up
saying "Home-made pies". Why are you making them at
home? You fuckers own a bakery. |
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Kent
Valentine: There are 2 foxes near our house, we've
called them Darth & Cunt-Face. 1 has breathing difficulties,
the other looks like Simon Cowell. |
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Kent
Valentine: CCTV cameras always have signs next to
them saying "this camera is here for your comfort and
security"… |
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Kent
Valentine: …but what they mean is “we don’t trust
you with our shit.” |
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Kent
Valentine: I hate how SPAM is always so negative.
I send out my own unwanted, but affirming emails. "You
don't need a Rolex & that cock is big enough!" |
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Kent
Valentine: When a 2nd hand shop has a sign saying
"Turn your jewellery into cash" what they mean is "turn
somebody else's jewellery into heroin" |
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Kent
Valentine: Apples that are too floury to enjoy,
but too crunchy to throw away in a world with not enough
food, can just get fucked. |
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Thomas
Craine: I didn’t have a TV till I was 15, so where
as most people draw their comedic influences from sitcoms
and cartoons… |
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Thomas
Craine: So brace yourself for gross introspection
and vague homophobia. |
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Thomas
Craine: Didn’t have a TV at home, but we did have
a radio, as if my parents only had a problem with the
visual end of entertainment |
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Thomas
Craine: Quite a depressing state of affairs to be
handed a pop up book when all that’s left is the mechanism |
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Thomas
Craine: Once foolishly made the mistake of playing
Chinese whispers on a school trip to Tiananmen Square
and was subsequently arrested for conspiracy |
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Thomas
Craine: Half expected to return home to find they’d
replace all family photos with framed descriptions of
where we’d been… |
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Thomas
Craine: “Oooh, Spain 92… look how tanned it says
you were” |
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Thomas
Craine: I think, to deny your child a TV because
you think it’ll lead him astray, is a little over zealous…
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Thomas
Craine: Its like denying your child a Rubix Cube
because your concerned its RIGID segregation of colours
will lead him towards racism |
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Thomas
Craine: You will not walk in on him to see him tipexing
every side the same colour screaming "why can’t it be
like this father?" |
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Thomas
Craine: no tv meant i wasnt affected by advertising,
the bible was my argos catalogue- one christmas i just
asked for the gift of fogiveness. |
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Thomas
Craine: i didnt get it so threw a massive tantrum,
but it was ok, my mum forgave me |
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Justin
Moorhouse: Justin is doing it deadpan: (: im not
having a nice time - i went to the toilet the other
day in my venue - i was having a pee and someone |
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Justin
Moorhouse: had put my flyer in the urinal - i was
literally peeing on my own face. a man came in & saw
it and looked at me like i was the weirdest |
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Justin
Moorhouse: deviant he had ever seen. But because
Im a massive publicist, I let him see what time i was
on. imagine my pain when he pissed it back |
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Nat
Luurtsema: Im from London, i live on a road that's
2 miles of fried chicken shops, it's a chicken's worst
nightmare. |
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Nat
Luurtsema: An adult chicken, obviously - the unborn
are more scared of Easter. |
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Nat
Luurtsema: My flatmate's a Christian, + for a giggle
i like to draw " at the beginning + the end of his Bible.
To make it all sound sarcastic. |
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Nat
Luurtsema: I cried recently + my tears rolled neatly
into the wrinkles under my eyes, then dropped precisely
into the wrinkles by the side of my mouth. |
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Nat
Luurtsema: Essentially my face has built gutters
for my tears. It's laid the infrastructure for large-scale
misery, what is it expecting?! |
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Nat
Luurtsema: I bought a facial scrub recently. Made
no difference to my face, just wore my fingers down
to stumps. I do look younger now, but only from the
wrists down. |
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Nat
Luurtsema: My boyfriend won't hold my hand anymore,
he says it's creepy. Says a romantic walk now feels
like an abduction. |
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Nat
Luurtsema: He's a lovely man. He treats me like
a princess. Of a republic. Ignores me mainly, and won't
let me make decisions. |
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Nat
Luurtsema: He looks just like me, so if we have
kids and he leaves me i wont end up stuck with kids
that look like him. They'll look like me, and i'll tell
everyone i made them by myself, like a maggot. |
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Nat
Luurtsema: I probably shouldn't have kids. Whenever
im cooking food i keep pulling it out of the oven to
check how its doing and then i ruin it. |
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Nat
Luurtsema: If i became pregnant Id struggle to break
the habit. Couldn't resist a peek. |
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Nat
Luurtsema: As a kid i played alone, i'd find a line
of ants scurrying one behind the other, creep up on
them, pick up the one at the end, swing him around my
head, put him back and run away. |
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Nat
Luurtsema: Because who the hell is going to believe
him when he tells them what just happened to him? |
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Andrew
O'Neill: Good evening! Take my wife!
My mother-in-law is so fat... she had one of those bands
put on her stomach. |
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Andrew
O'Neill: How does Bob Marley like his doughnuts?
JAM DOUGHNUTS! |
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Andrew
O'Neill: Two nuns in the bath. One says “Have you
got the soap?” The other replies “Yes, it does, doesn't
it?” |
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Andrew
O'Neill: Why did the Mexican push his wife off the
cliff? SANGRIA!! |
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Andrew
O'Neill: “I've got a new doctor.” “Is he a witch
doctor?” “No, he's fully qualified.” |
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Andrew
O'Neill: Did you hear about the dyslexic who went
to a toga party as a ROMAN!?? Yeah. They're not idiots.
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Andrew
O'Neill: Diamonds are a girl's best friend. The
dog is man's best friend. Little menthol lozenges are
a fisherman's best friend. |
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Andrew
O'Neill: Starburst do not contribute to your 5 portions
of fresh fruit and veg a day. |
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Andrew
O'Neill: The Japanese are fine about Hiroshima,
but touchy about Nagasaki. |
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Andrew
O'Neill: Mountains are the Earth's boobs.
Turkish Delight is made from Kurdish children.
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Andrew
O'Neill: The internet is switched off on Sundays
so they can sweep behind the big computer. |
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Andrew
O'Neill: The film Charlie's Angels: Full Throttle
is based on The Iliad. |
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Andrew
O'Neill: The proprietor of the wallpaper shop FADS
didn't expect it to last. |
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Andrew
O'Neill: Billy Ocean stretches from Alaska to the
coast of Russia.
Funfairs are often neither. |
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Andrew
O'Neill: SHOPPING, KILLING AND STEALING... THE THREE
MAIN TYPES OF SPREE!! |
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Andrew
O'Neill: Shoodly-bap-bap ba-doo-dap-bap-ba boodly
bap bap baa (400 yards, turn left). Shoodla-baddla shoodla-baddla
shoodla-baddla shoodla-baddla (take the roundabout,
third exit). Shoop-do-bap-ba-doo-da (turn round where
possible). SCAT NAV! |
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Andrew
O'Neill: Think advertising's never hurt anyone,
do you? Try telling that to my mate PHILLIP BANG!
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Andrew
O'Neill: Foxes glacier mints are getting smaller.
EXPLAIN THAT, CLIMATE-CHANGE DENIERS! |
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Andrew
O'Neill: Orange peel, lemon peel, John Peel.
EXPLAIN THAT, CREATIONISTS! |
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Andrew
O'Neill: A head, half human, writhing with tentacles.
A hand, withered and gnarled with age. A mouth, puckered
and blue, clamped open in a silent scream. IF YOU HAVE
TWO OR MORE OF THESE SYMPTOMS, YOU MAY BE DIABETIC.
Consult your GP or Witch Doctor. |
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Andrew
O'Neill: (sung)ROBIN HOOD! ROBIN HOOD! KEEPING ROBINS
DRY IN THE RAIN! (From the people who brought you SPARROW
BROLLIES!) |
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Andrew
O'Neill: I'm not scared of knife crime. I always
carry a blade! (A copy of the film Blade on DVD.) LOOK!
SCARY VAMPIRES! |
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Andrew
O'Neill: I had a cat that was born blind. Its alright
though, I just forced reflective road markings into
the front of its head. |
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tweetcomedy2:
@destructo9000
- Andrew is at the Tron every night at 22:20 being an
"Occult Comedian". Also, at 3pm a free show at Nicol
Edwards Cinema |
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Michael
Legge : /how am i supposed to type this sort of
stuff up michael? |
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Michael
Legge : michaels just talking to the audience, its
difficult to type. at least hes stopped wanking at the
back of the room |
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Michael
Legge : . @tiernandouieb
is a stupid, stupid stupid cunt - we have to go now
to get out of the room. will wrap it up in another room |
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