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  1. Well done...getting your masters degree is indeed a good feeling. You feel big and clever. Much cleverer than the common herd who get a degree nowadays.

     

    When you get your PhD its even better. You can demand to be called Dr etc from annoying bints who work in banks

  2. I have to say he was very impressive. I was dragged along by "she who must be obeyed."

     

    He was a supremely funny comedian.

     

    Amongst the lines that I can remember.

     

     

    "THere was this woman who had one of those signs,..."You don't have to be mad to work here but it helps"...she used to unnerve me...the sign was written in her own shit"

     

    "I signed up with the 3 network...where are their call centres located? I cannot respect a company when you phone their office and you can hear them chasing a snake in the background....when they put you on hold they are not doing anything important...they are trying to charm the snake back into the basket."

     

    "I have dodgy, horrible teeth...someone happy slapped me and lost a finger."

     

    "I bought a flat in Manchester..it was so small that you could cook spagehetti, have a shit and answer the door all at the same time."

  3. For me the most poignant serious moment in a comedy has to be Series 3 episode 13 of Scrubs.

     

    It is the episode when the best friend of Dr. Cox (and the brother of his wife Jordan) dies. The character is played by Brendan Fraser.

     

    Most poignant because it is not clear until the end that he has died because he appears throughout the episode and it would appear that they are referring to the death of someone else.

     

    It is only at the end that you realise that most of the episode has been an hallucination by Dr. Cox and when we were seeing Brendan Fraser it was his breakdown.

     

  4. At Durham University I once dined next to a table of feminist scholars.

     

    I approached their table...rubbing my chin...and asked what razor those feminists used? Phillips? Remmington? And then I proclaimed loudly "Oh sorry I forgot that you probably don't use any....because 8 out of 10 feminists prefer whiskers."

     

    They couldn't half run quickly for such fat birds

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  5. Sir Digby Chicken-Ceasar was superb...they sprinted in from the back of the theatre when one of the support crew mentioned wine on stage.

     

    Also the BIG QUESTION host sprinted through the audience asking for questions....the best anyone could come up with was "daddy or chips?"

     

    Oh and Numberwang was superb. The best bit was probably the lazy writers who do no research and did a Sci-Fi programme

  6. I popped along to the Broadway Theatre in gamourous and sunny Peterborough to see The Two Faces of Mitchell and Webb.

     

    On the whole absolutely splendid if a few too many sketches that had already been seen on TV.

     

    On a sour note the two other supporting actors/funny people they had with them were shite

  7. How could anyone have failed to mention this cuntfart of the highest order. I would never grow tired of rubbing his face with a cheese grater.

     

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    And this pointless, puerile talentless gimp who has made tens of millions for no apparent reason. Anyone..and I mean anyone who saw his last series on ITV sunday night must realise he should be gassed like a badger

     

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    This pile of Coke snorting talentless shite. Not shaggable, no talent and wholly pointless. I could easily kill it with my bare hands. Jesus just look at this cunts website http://www.katelawler.net/

     

     

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