joe royal 1:24 Fri Dec 16
Peter Kay
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Doing a couple of shows for him this weekend. If you thought 32 trucks was a lot for one bloke and a guitar was a lot then one man and a microphone needs ten trucks of gear.
Probably watch it but seeing as I got him mixed up with paddy McGuinness it doesn’t bode well.
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only1billybonds
12:22 Sat Dec 17
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Manuel.
I wasnt offering an opinion on his character, just passing on something i heard a while back.
I actually think he's very good at what he does, i would pay to see him live.
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billywhitehorse
11:07 Fri Dec 16
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Marty,
He doesn't qualify for the 'professional northerners' group as unlike the rest of them he actually still lives there. Unlike those who go on the most about the North- Parkinson, Gallagher, Bean, Cilla etc
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bruuuno
9:04 Fri Dec 16
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9 of the trucks are full of pies
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WHU(Exeter)
8:07 Fri Dec 16
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What North Bank said.
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riosleftsock
7:58 Fri Dec 16
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Side
Like Tommy Cooper he has an interesting face, not a hint of malice in it, and looks completely innocent and harmless.
I did ask him "cheeky threesome?" as he got in the cab with the two old dears and he thumbed up.
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marty feldman
7:57 Fri Dec 16
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The ultimate professional northerner. but fair play he knows his audience.
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Side of Ham
7:57 Fri Dec 16
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rios, he mugged you off there........and in your own backyard :-)
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Gary Strodders shank
7:45 Fri Dec 16
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In a couple of episodes of Phoenix nights there is a character called Keith Lard whio is a fire safety officer from the local council and storylines revolved around him being rumoured to have inappropriate relations with dogs.
There was actually a fella working for Bolton Council in a very similar role with the same name bar one letter.
Kay and the producers had to cough up a fair bit of dough when he lodged an offical complaint.
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mallard
7:26 Fri Dec 16
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In my opinion, he is one of the best stand-ups for observational comedy out there.
Loved his take on Bullseye
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riosleftsock
7:22 Fri Dec 16
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Bumped into him directing traffic at the side road down the side of Euston Station so his taxi could get out, beckoned me over and asked me to take over, then gave a lift in the taxi to old ladies who were lost.
Funny bloke and came across as well grounded.
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RBshorty
7:20 Fri Dec 16
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Phoenix Nights and Max & Paddy are great. How anyone can claim he’s not funny. While Michael McIntyre steals a living doing the same thing is mind boggling.?
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zico
6:35 Fri Dec 16
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Hope he is oKAY (sorry) these days as he went quiet for a long time. As someone who is deaf the misheard lyrics sketch was particularly funny.
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Pentonville
6:30 Fri Dec 16
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I'm assuming a typo there.... sort of the earth would be Madonna in her pomp...a salt of the earth is all cockneys surely lol
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Manuel
5:38 Fri Dec 16
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Ball - Car Share is really good, get onto it.
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Manuel
5:35 Fri Dec 16
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Billy - Oh no, he was a cunt, perish the thought, whatever next. We can't all be ''sort of the earth'' cockney's, mate. Have a word.
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ray winstone
5:31 Fri Dec 16
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''Shaking like a shitting dog''. Arf.
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Grumpster
4:31 Fri Dec 16
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Car share was absolutely brilliant and I also liked the Danny Baker early life story thing he done.
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Swiss.
4:19 Fri Dec 16
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A fat sweaty northern cunt in the mode of Bernard Manning and Les Dawson.
Avoid.
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North Bank
3:43 Fri Dec 16
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Phoenix Nights was his highlight for me, absolutely brilliant comedy series and as all good things it was quality over quantity with only 12 episodes.
His stand up was decent back in the day, but got boring when he kept referencing his Nan in the audience just because she called the internet the tinternet, some of the crowd found it funny, bit like Micky Flanagans Out Out line.
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