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Peter Kay Live .
Brilliant. The best thing I've seen on TV this year.
The boys skidding on the dance floor at weddings had me in tears.
It's funny because it's true!!!
Anyone else watch it?
"Cheesecake? Cheese...cake? A Cake...with cheese? Dirty bstards!"
Brilliant. The best thing I've seen on TV this year.
The boys skidding on the dance floor at weddings had me in tears.
It's funny because it's true!!!
Anyone else watch it?
"Cheesecake? Cheese...cake? A Cake...with cheese? Dirty bstards!"
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The reason I believe Peter Kay works so well, is because he doesn't have individual jokes, but builds up a sort of profile if you know what I mean, for him to return to past parts of the whole thing.
And stuff.
You'll have no idea what I actually mean, but there you go.
And stuff.
You'll have no idea what I actually mean, but there you go.
Saw Peter Kay last night, twas superb. I loved the one he did about Hob-Nobs being the 'Royal Marines, the SAS, the Steven Segal of buscuit world!', i love the way that he never tells 'jokes', just observational comedy. and its all true!!
ßora† §agdiyeV wrote:
> "As I was driving to work on the morning of the robbery, I
> noticed a small white transit van parked diagonally across both
> lanes. Two men were stood next to the van discussing something. I
> don't know what they were discussing, but they both had sawn-off
> shotguns. I didn't get a good look at their faces, as both of them
> were wearing ski-masks. I thought 'that's odd', as it hadn't snowed
> in months .."
That was the part that really did have me in tears on the Bolton DVD.
> "As I was driving to work on the morning of the robbery, I
> noticed a small white transit van parked diagonally across both
> lanes. Two men were stood next to the van discussing something. I
> don't know what they were discussing, but they both had sawn-off
> shotguns. I didn't get a good look at their faces, as both of them
> were wearing ski-masks. I thought 'that's odd', as it hadn't snowed
> in months .."
That was the part that really did have me in tears on the Bolton DVD.
haha
I love it it was indeed actually SR Garlic Bread!? (now known as el pinko) that introduced me to peter kay!
How is everyone anyways - good mystique????
I love it it was indeed actually SR Garlic Bread!? (now known as el pinko) that introduced me to peter kay!
How is everyone anyways - good mystique????
"As I was driving to work on the morning of the robbery, I noticed a small white transit van parked diagonally across both lanes. Two men were stood next to the van discussing something. I don't know what they were discussing, but they both had sawn-off shotguns. I didn't get a good look at their faces, as both of them were wearing ski-masks. I thought 'that's odd', as it hadn't snowed in months .."
Phil Kay is better.
In all seriousness.
In all seriousness.
Hedfix wrote:
> Good stuff, didn't like the TV series but the standup's great.
>
> Izzard's better though.
Agree, though Kay is very funny.
That's Peter, not Danny...
> Good stuff, didn't like the TV series but the standup's great.
>
> Izzard's better though.
Agree, though Kay is very funny.
That's Peter, not Danny...
As me and the Hat were saying last night, Kay is funny.
What isn't funny is everyone doing impressions of him.
What isn't funny is everyone doing impressions of him.
Garlic Bread has to be one of the most annoying phrases ever used, mainly because whilst at collage, every wankar did their worst "Garrrrrlic Breeeead" impression, and it thoroughly gets on my tyts.
Very funny.
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