>le Brexit le Orange Man le racism le gender fluidity
Was I supposed to laugh? Why is comedy tv so tiresome these days?
Le Brexit le Orange Man le racism le gender fluidity
Connor Davis
Other urls found in this thread:
youtube.com
fistoffun.net
youtube.com
youtube.com
twitter.com
Thomas Phillips
Comedians are no longer about comedy.
Jackson Sullivan
based stew
Josiah Lopez
HE COME OUT STEW, QUICK AS A FLASH
HE SAID "ARE YOU A SARDINE?"
Caleb Sanders
>NOOOOOOOOOOOO YOU CANT JUST MAKE FUN OF THE RIGHT LIKE THAT!
Liam Hughes
>English comedian
Found your problem, bud.
Nathaniel Jenkins
You sound like a triggered nazicel lmao
Anthony Moore
desu, though I don't agree with his political opinions, I still find him funny
Juan Edwards
youtube.com
He's brilliant though
Adam Lee
Stewart lee is great but he peaked with the fist of fun book fistoffun.net
Gavin Baker
was it kino?
youtube.com
Jayden Powell
why cant you tea sipping fancy boys actually get brexit done?
Adam Jones
I disagree with him politically but Stew is a funny fucker - he does anti-comedy better than anyone else I can think of.
He also seems to be acutely aware of his reputation as a champagne socialist and uses that in his jokes too
Lincoln Campbell
you see, this side of the forum, they just don't get it
Ayden Gonzalez
None of these (((people))) could ever face their childhood selves. It would be their worst hell.
Easton Thompson
>the values of the Carphone Warehouse.
Jordan Myers
Government delays it, citizens don't revolt/force them to do it so they see no reason to bother and will just keep delaying it cus they can and its easy
Alexander Cox
His articles can be pretty damn funny too, even though he doesn’t write that often. The Guardian (barf) publishes them occasionally
Nicholas Brooks
Because every party has factions with different ideas of what it should be, campaigning and fighting to disrupt the process and mold it in their vision / use the chaos as a chance for a cheap power grab
Luckily Boris has recently kicked out most of the rebelling Torys and replaced them with people who actually want out of the EU and make it work in our favour, so it should go a bit smoother from here on out
Ian Richardson
I was on the internet the other day, and there was this person on there, on your internet, on your world wide web... Called Anonymous.
And I don't know what this person does for a living, don't know what he looks like... I couldn't tell you ladies and gentlemen if he is a he or a she. (But I'd wager he is an unattractive male, neither here nor...) But this person, this "Anonymous," (I'm positive that's his Christian name), this Anonymous sure does POST A LOT OF RUBBISH.
*produces piece of paper and reads from it*
"FOR YOU."
"YOU'RE A BIG GUY."
"I BET YOU ENJOY THE MOVIES OF WES ANDERSON."
"WHAT HAPPENED TO YOUR QUEER PARTY FRIENDS?"
And this one's my favourite:
"BRAVO NOLAN."
It seems the new, technologically literate generation socialize exclusively by repeating, word for word, what they've seen on the internet and the more they've seen it repeated, the more acceptable it is to repeat it again...
BABBAGE, BERNERS-LEE, THEIR DREAMS REALISED... THE WORLD CONNECTED LIKE NEVER BEFORE... WONDROUS MACHINES TRANSMITTING TRILLIONS OF PIECES OF INFORMATION A SECOND...
*reads from piece of paper*
"THAT FEEL WHEN NO G.F.!"
Liam Stewart
You won’t like me when I’m Ang Lee.
Brayden Robinson
youtube.com
That's why he did a great bit in it's own right but critisises it from the point of view of his youngerself at the end.
He's running rings around you.