mrbelfry
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I amused myself if no one else. Disappointed you clocked on so quickNot sure if I’ve been double Clarkied…
I amused myself if no one else. Disappointed you clocked on so quickNot sure if I’ve been double Clarkied…
I amused myself if no one else. Disappointed you clocked on so quick
Shame about that, I'll just have to educate myself with Love Island.Bit gutted that the farm show's got the can. Was decent, easy viewing.
I read it as a genuine apology and rightly so.
Did you really though? Because it's very clear not a serious apology.
He prefaces it by complaining that apologies are never enough these days. Then he puts in the childish "from the balls of my feet to the follicles on my head" line just to really hammer home that this is not a serious piece of writing.
Other than that, he is still hiding behind the fact he was drawing from a scene in Game of Thrones as if that changes what it is that he's saying should happen. If someone said they wanted to curb stomp Jeremy Clarkson like in American History X, or Meghan Markle should reenact the sodomy scene in Girl with the dragon Tattoo and tatto his offences on his forehead...they're still saying they'd like those things to happen.
So he's failed to even take responsibility for his comments. So much for "a mea culpa with bells on".
I think the fact he wrote an apology to Prince Harry, not to Meghan Markle sums up just how cowardly he is, and the fact he couldn't wait a month before publicising this "private" apology shows the motivations behind it.
Oh and ending it with "So can I move on now?" is absolutely pathetic.
I've always thought he was a twat so his latest thing doesn't really change my view. I get along ok by not watching him on telly or reading the sorts of paper he writes for. Not doing twitter helps too.I'm not a fan of his but this cancel culture is getting a bit crazy now
Stewart Lee made a joke about wishing Richard Hammond had been killed in a car crash. He was never cancelled for that.
Maybe he's not actually sorry?No, Stewart Lee made a stand up routine dedicated to pointing out that saying "haha just kidding" is a cowardly form of humour that isn't funny, and doesn't excuse whatever you said before it and illustrated that by mimicking the Top Gear "it's just a joke mate you can't be upset" format and taking it to it's extreme conclusion.
That you thought he was actually making a joke about Richard Hammond dying in a car crash shows you didn't understand the bit at all. Which is probably why you also couldn't work out this was not a serious apology from Clarkson.
In fact, I'm pretty sure Lee explains this blow by blow for the people who didn't get it, which makes it increidbly you still missed it.
No, Stewart Lee made a stand up routine dedicated to pointing out that saying "haha just kidding" is a cowardly form of humour that isn't funny, and doesn't excuse whatever you said before it and illustrated that by mimicking the Top Gear "it's just a joke mate you can't be upset" format.
That you thought he was actually making a joke about Richard Hammond dying in a car crash shows you didn't understand the bit at all.