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Anyone that can't see that this is an anti-racism joke is very dense. It's similar to these jokes that The Mirror branded him a racist for and were then subsequently forced by a unanimous jury verdict to pay him £50k in damages: Quote:
‘The Pope must have done something that even the Catholic church found unacceptable. My theory is that he *******ed an adult woman.’ ‘I thought it was sad that they had that concert for Princess Diana I mean she didnt have much to do with pop music , they should have have done something that celebrated what was really great about her life … by staging a gang bang in a minefield.’ ‘Jimmy Savile did an incredible amount of charity work towards the end of his life, just to be sure he could shag Madeleine McCann in heaven.’ :laugh3: :laugh3: They're critiques of the monarchy, disgusting practices of figures within a large religious institution and a child molester, don't see the problem. No one has to like his comedic style or material, that's the beauty of comedy and how everyone has different tastes, but to label him as anything other than a comedian or to slander his character is just utterly moronic |
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I've seen Frankie Boyle live... I am not a sick get, I just have a very broad minded, dark sense if humour... However, I did feel that that there are times during his show that he's purposely trying to shock rather than be funny and he loses the audience for a while.
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Oh God, one of those that can't separate comedy and real opinions and beliefs :rolleyes: not content with criticising the comedian, you'll move on to criticising those who have a different sense of humour to you
Just so you know, I have an uncle with downs syndrome and a girl I know well and had a thing with recently overcame cancer, but I'm still able to laugh at jokes about those issues, because they are just that...jokes. Jokes that are designed to see the lighter side of some of the darkest aspects of life. That doesn't change my opinions or feelings of those issues, but laughing at some statements that have no real meaning and have been written to provoke a few laughs at the sheer level of how 'shocking' a joke is doesn't make me some insensitive, emotionless ******. That's it, really. |
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He needs to add gypsy jokes to his routine to appeal to a slightly wider demographic.
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Bloody hell Chuff you know how to wake up a thread,as for Frankie Boyle,hes never once made me laugh tbh.:devil::joker:
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My whole intention in creating that post was to lead you into laying judgement on not only Boyle but the 5,000 people who pay for a ticket to see him.
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but you always do that |
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My morals are such that any dirty filthy gett needs drowning ,and that includes the pervert Glitter who some love ,say no more ,little saddos who see "chuffmedizzy" on the thread and jump in making themselves looks silly,am I flattered by kids stalking me ? no I laugh at it
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Magnum opus of the Chuff canon, there. Serves deliciously as a sort of 'Best Of ...'
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What on earth is going on in here?....
Is this thread still about James Arthur? :conf: |
Nah it's divulged into a treatise on Frankie Boyle. We're cutting our way through the greats of Scottish comedy in the hopes of reaching Billy Connolly before Operation Yewtree does.
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Ah a witch-hunt.... poor billy :(
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Nah I love the big Yin but he's surely on everyone's Yewtree bucket list? I'm putting Rod Stewart on it too for the craic. Bombastic knob.
... and only in the hopes the WATERS comes out of exile to defend him. |
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