Anyone read this book?
I'm just over half way through. It's fantastic. Wasn't a big fan of Frank before, but really like him now.
Frank Skinner: On The Road
I like your Skinner footnote quote.
Quite reinforces my opinion of him.
I really must get to see him on his next tour.
If he's booked to play my back garden that is.
And if I can arsed to open the curtains.
Which is unlikely.
I didn't really like him. But now I do, having seem some of his stamd up.
This is what changed my mind.
5 minutes of Gold. Actual Comedy Gold.
Quote: Scottidog @ September 15 2009, 9:49 PM BSTI didn't really like him. But now I do, having seem some of his stamd up.
This is what changed my mind.
5 minutes of Gold. Actual Comedy Gold.
I lasted 2.11.
Utter shit.
For fans of the 'comedy gold' purveyed by the egregious Skinner, why not pop along to your local Morrisons where you can find a DVD of his in the remainders basket.
Quote: Scottidog @ September 15 2009, 9:49 PM BSTI didn't really like him. But now I do, having seem some of his stamd up.
This is what changed my mind.
5 minutes of Gold. Actual Comedy Gold.
Quote: Oldrocker @ September 15 2009, 11:19 PM BSTI lasted 2.11.
Utter shit.
Ifthat's the amount of time you give to stuff then im surprised you like anything.
Quote: Jacob Loves Comedy @ September 20 2009, 5:04 PM BSTIfthat's the amount of time you give to stuff then im surprised you like anything.
So, another 3.04 would have completely changed my opinion ?
I think not.
I stopped when I did because I found it to be gratuitously offensive, not funny and akin to stuff that I saw 'comedians' do between the strippers on a Sunday lunchtime in the '70s.
I thought the start was a little slow, by the middle I was pissing myself. You were offended by the first two minutes of the show, how? Why?
Quote: Jacob Loves Comedy @ September 20 2009, 7:55 PM BSTI thought the start was a little slow, by the middle I was pissing myself. You were offended by the first two minutes of the show, how? Why?
Read your signature note again.
If you find that funny, I'm afraid it's 'Say goodnight to the people Gracie' time.
This was the one I think.
Must be on reflection. As they have none in stock Amazon must have sold them all to Morrisons for 10p who then proceed to knock it out at £4
Quote: Oldrocker @ September 20 2009, 7:53 PM BSTI stopped when I did because I found it to be gratuitously offensive, not funny and akin to stuff that I saw 'comedians' do between the strippers on a Sunday lunchtime in the '70s.
Where did you go for lunch?!!? 
Quote: Oldrocker @ September 20 2009, 9:05 PM BSTRead your signature note again.
If you find that funny, I'm afraid it's 'Say goodnight to the people Gracie' time.
What, my signature actually offended you? Come on, get a grip!!!!
Quote: Jacob Loves Comedy @ September 20 2009, 9:34 PM BSTWhat, my signature actually offended you? Come on, get a grip!!!!
I'm getting bored now.
I didn't say that. I asked if you thought it was funny.
Try to understand before one of us dies.
Quote: Aaron @ September 20 2009, 9:33 PM BSTWhere did you go for lunch?!!?
Saltwells Inn, nr Dudley !
Boy, did I want to take Candy away from all that !
Bet she's 16st now with five kids and eight grandchildren.
But back then ..... 
Quote: Oldrocker @ September 20 2009, 9:56 PM BSTI'm getting bored now.
I didn't say that. I asked if you thought it was funny.
Try to understand before one of us dies.
"Try to understand before one of us dies" - I've heard that on a TV show before, who says it?
Yes I found it funny, I found it so funny that I actually shit and pissed myself at the same time.
Basil Fawlty says it, I just remembered.