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Michael McIntyre .... where does he rank in the list of all time great comedians?

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    #11
    Originally posted by Bunk View Post
    I'm still shocked that somebody thought you and him were tay
    That makes me glum
    If you have to add a , it isn't funny. HTH. LOL.

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      #12
      His material delivered by almost any other comic would be brilliant. He's just too irritating himself. Eveyrtime he opens his mouth I get wound up
      "Being nice costs nothing and sometimes gets you extra bacon" - Pondlife.

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        #13
        Went to see him at Wembley and distinctly average. Seemed like he was timing the gig by his watch... On - Jokes - off see you bye.

        Jimmy Carr on the other hand took questions, heckles and was on 45 mins more than billed. Brilliant!!!

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          #14
          Originally posted by Churchill View Post
          Imo Peter Kay has the same act as Mike Harding - Mike Harding was funnier though. He's just a beardy-weirdy folky singer now.
          Yeah, I kind of agree, PK is a funny bloke, like you get a funny bloke in the office, but he's a bit one trick....

          Remember Bob Williamson, another Bolton Son? He was funny, but maybe it's nostalgia...

          Another Bolton Comic, sadly missed, died a few years back at 42, the late lamented Hovis Presley, deadpan and without charisma, a smile comic rather than a laugh-out-loud:

          I've bitten off more than you've had hot dinners

          I once spent an evening with Lola or Layla
          She said make me breathless I hid her inhaler
          And there was one to the tune of Hendrix's Hey Joe;

          "Hey Joe, where do think you're going,
          With that Black and Decker Workmate in your hand?

          I'm going to dismantle my Old Lady...."

          Class!

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            #15
            Originally posted by stek View Post
            Yeah, I kind of agree, PK is a funny bloke, like you get a funny bloke in the office, but he's a bit one trick....

            Remember Bob Williamson, another Bolton Son? He was funny, but maybe it's nostalgia...

            Another Bolton Comic, sadly missed, died a few years back at 42, the late lamented Hovis Presley, deadpan and without charisma, a smile comic rather than a laugh-out-loud:



            And there was one to the tune of Hendrix's Hey Joe;

            "Hey Joe, where do think you're going,
            With that Black and Decker Workmate in your hand?

            I'm going to dismantle my Old Lady...."

            Class!
            I suppose you had to be there...

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              #16
              Originally posted by badger7579 View Post
              Went to see him at Wembley and distinctly average. Seemed like he was timing the gig by his watch... On - Jokes - off see you bye.

              Jimmy Carr on the other hand took questions, heckles and was on 45 mins more than billed. Brilliant!!!
              Jimmy is a class act. Best put down of a heckler I' ve ever seen was this one.
              "Being nice costs nothing and sometimes gets you extra bacon" - Pondlife.

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                #17
                Originally posted by DaveB View Post
                Jimmy is a class act. Best put down of a heckler I' ve ever seen was this one.
                Bernard Manning's retort to a heckler at the Embassy Club who'd said he'd paid good money for his seat was "Money I've got, aggro I don't need now f**k off!"

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                  #18
                  Originally posted by Churchill View Post
                  Bernard Manning's retort to a heckler at the Embassy Club who'd said he'd paid good money for his seat was "Money I've got, aggro I don't need now f**k off!"

                  I once made the serious mistake of downing two pints of JW Lees in one (well two - not Moonraker thank God) on a stag do at the Embassy while BM was on.

                  Of course within seconds of doing it I wanted a piss. No way was I going while BM was, especially as we where sat at the front.

                  Eventually there was a break, off I went. huge queue. Got in, had my pee, came out, BM back on....foookk....

                  I made it, the guy behind me got it, he was short and got loads of Japanese sniper jibes....

                  The Follies of Men's youth are in retrospect glorious.....

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                    #19
                    No mention yet of Frankie Boyle? One of the funniest blokes I've seen in years!

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                      #20
                      Originally posted by stek View Post
                      I once made the serious mistake of downing two pints of JW Lees in one (well two - not Moonraker thank God) on a stag do at the Embassy while BM was on.

                      Of course within seconds of doing it I wanted a piss. No way was I going while BM was, especially as we where sat at the front.

                      Eventually there was a break, off I went. huge queue. Got in, had my pee, came out, BM back on....foookk....

                      I made it, the guy behind me got it, he was short and got loads of Japanese sniper jibes....

                      The Follies of Men's youth are in retrospect glorious.....
                      I had my first stag-night at the Embassy. Don't know where I'm having my next one...

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