Can't stand either of them, both OTT.
Norton presented some awards show (possibly Baftas or similar) recently and everytime he told a joke that fell flat he made some annoying camp Hmmmm sound.
I bet half or even 90% of the audience didn't have a f**king clue what the tit was on about.
As for Carr, someone pass me a rifle.
Yummmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm.
Can someone pass me a trifle too?
Stephen K Amos is gay?
That's not fair. You can't be black and a gay. Selfish.
He should pick one or the other.
Ah, but which to pick!
Quote: chipolata @ November 19 2009, 10:20 AM GMTFor all Peter Tatchell's faults, anybody who has tried to perform a citizens arrest on Robert Mugabe is alright in Chip's book.
I'd never heard about that, but he's gone up in my estimation!
If celebrities are affecting a gay persona because they think it will increase their appeal it's sad. If they're doing it because homosexualty is becoming more 'mainstream' then it's good.
I suspect that Graham Norton is very similar in real-life, so to insinuate he camps it up is a bit disrespectful. That's just how he is.
Maybe one day we'll reach a stage when orientation will not be an issue, and if you're funny, you're funny.
Quote: zooo @ November 19 2009, 1:29 PM GMTYummmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm.
Can someone pass me a trifle too?
I said rifle not trifle!!!! I hate trifle! yuk!
Quote: Afinkawan @ November 19 2009, 9:48 AM GMT.
And why doesn't he mention lesbian comedians like Sandy Toksvig, Sue Perkins and Patricia Routledge (apparently)? The big sexist twat.
Because they're not comedians? Or women.
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Quote: sootyj @ November 19 2009, 7:43 AM GMTIt must hurt to still be considered a stranger after all these years.
