For a stand upMy guess it's game over for him. We all hate paying tax, but for fucks sake, what a knob
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Jahled Three shades of black,
Wed 20 Jun 2012, 21:45,
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Apart from 10 o clock live,he's not really a political comedian, or even particularly left wing.
Doubt it will change things for him that much.
(Doubt it will change things for him that much.
monkeon schmonkeon,
Wed 20 Jun 2012, 22:02,
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But he will get heckled now, without mercy over thisAnd there is not a lot he can fire back to be blunt.
And what comedians will want to be associated with him on the same show?
(And what comedians will want to be associated with him on the same show?
Jahled Three shades of black,
Wed 20 Jun 2012, 22:45,
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I think it is more likely to be forgottenvery quickly. Ultimately, he hasn't done anything that illegal, just been a bit of a hypocrite.
Likewise, most comedians on panels shows are the ones who are in it for the money anyway. They are hardly going to turn down a TV appearance in order to take a moral high ground.
(Likewise, most comedians on panels shows are the ones who are in it for the money anyway. They are hardly going to turn down a TV appearance in order to take a moral high ground.
monkeon schmonkeon,
Wed 20 Jun 2012, 22:59,
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Cool I'm just thinking that word, 'hypocrite' will come to haunt him though.
( Jahled Three shades of black,
Wed 20 Jun 2012, 23:20,
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