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"Yer Favourite Comedian :¬P"

Don't have to be standy upy comedians. Or alive for that matter.

Just your absolute favourite.

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Ross Noble, Mark Lemarr.

peter kay both stand up and acting he is so funny

Mark Lamaar and Jimmy Carr are both very funny, I like a dry sense of humour - 'tis the best.

Ross/russ abbot is pretty funny, as is Peter Kay and also Harry Hill (TV burp is some of the best tv on terrestrial)

ßora† §agdiyeV wrote:
> I used to think Freddie Starr was funny, but now I don't think so
> anymore. He's just a massive attention seeker.

Very true. Same here.

I used to think Freddie Starr was funny, but now I don't think so anymore. He's just a massive attention seeker.

Vic and Bob were ok in the Shooting Stars days I suppose.

Mark and Lard (radio 1) still have the ability to make me chuckle.

I laugh at very few of RCB's jokes but the one's I do laugh at are pretty damn funny.

Billy Connolly cracks me right up.

I just don't find him funny. His vids and DvDs even have 'Not for the easily offended' written on them.

In my opinion, though, Brian Conley is incredibly funny. as part of a gag once, he even opened his birthplace as a museum, avec blue plate. When I saw that it was a taxi, I laughed my face off. Genius.

I hate chubby brown. without all the swearing and complete vulgarity, he wouldn't have an act.

So few of todays 'comedians' are funny.

Of those still 'in business', mine would have to be Al Murray.

Followed by Ronnie Barker.

Don't much care for anyone else around today.

From the past, anyone who was 'politically incorrect'.

Kenny Everett, Benny Hill, Jim Davidson (before 'PC'), Ken Dodd, anyone of the Bernard Manning/Jethro style.