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Anybody see that programme with Rory McGrath and Paddy McGuinness pissing about in a camper van last week?Little Green Man wrote:Rory McGrath - enough said.
UN-FUNNY.
CHILDISH.
STUPID.
COWARDLY. (The cheese rolling was a complete copout)
I thought one or both of them would end up seriously hurt. I was disappointed.

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The hand action would be free, its more the "capping his ass" that would cost.enfieldwhite wrote:I think LK's mate would want more than that to give him a hand-job!Batman wrote:i'll give you a fiver to off mcgrath
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Sweet and Sour.Lord Kangana wrote:The hand action would be free, its more the "capping his ass" that would cost.enfieldwhite wrote:I think LK's mate would want more than that to give him a hand-job!Batman wrote:i'll give you a fiver to off mcgrath

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markakamark wrote:What are people's opinions on Ross Noble? I watched his Fizzy Logic DVD last night, and wasn't totally impressed. His actual material was pretty funny, but for the most part of the show he just went on and on about some guys beard and a cheap synthetic wolf...
he's alright, with subtitles
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I thought he was John Salako !!Batman wrote:the black chap? thought he was a singer!CrazyHorse wrote:Gary Wilmot anyone?
While we're on this ... and I do think she's been mentioned already ... but I saw 5 comedians plus Gina Yashere on telly last night. Who decided she deserved air time ?
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Not really in the spirit of this threadRated R Superstar wrote:Got the tickets yesterday. Looking forward to it!!Rated R Superstar wrote:Thanks for the info. I'll let you know if I get one.Bruce Rioja wrote:I've tried to find an image of it but have failed miserably, and it's really difficult to explain. I'll try. Inside the octagonal theatre, five sides are banks of seats and the stage is basically the remaining three sides and the flat floor at the bottom. As such, an act has to try to play to all five seated sides of the theatre, no mean feat. However, what I was saying about room for wheelchair users is that all the banks of seats stop as if there are two rows missing at the front, a bit like the Reebok you might say. See, so that's where I was thinking of. Anyway, let's hope that you do get one.Rated R Superstar wrote: I must confess I don't know much about the set-up at the Octagon. I'm just going off what I was told at the ticket desk.
I'm on the the stand-by list so should any tickets become available they'll ring me. Fingers crossed.

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Yeah well i met Steve Wigley. Don't see me going on about it.Rated R Superstar wrote:Not really in the spirit of this threadRated R Superstar wrote:Got the tickets yesterday. Looking forward to it!!Rated R Superstar wrote:Thanks for the info. I'll let you know if I get one.Bruce Rioja wrote:I've tried to find an image of it but have failed miserably, and it's really difficult to explain. I'll try. Inside the octagonal theatre, five sides are banks of seats and the stage is basically the remaining three sides and the flat floor at the bottom. As such, an act has to try to play to all five seated sides of the theatre, no mean feat. However, what I was saying about room for wheelchair users is that all the banks of seats stop as if there are two rows missing at the front, a bit like the Reebok you might say. See, so that's where I was thinking of. Anyway, let's hope that you do get one.Rated R Superstar wrote: I must confess I don't know much about the set-up at the Octagon. I'm just going off what I was told at the ticket desk.
I'm on the the stand-by list so should any tickets become available they'll ring me. Fingers crossed.But saw Jason Manford on Friday, enjoyed it a lot. Met him briefly afterwards, he's a top bloke.
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