Well, keep on calling, I've no problem with it, but by the same token will not join in. When I went to see Manning, which I did twice, it was packed, he was absolutely hilarious, I'm not apologising for that 30 odd years after the event.Thing is, its not about being "offended" and "upset" crying little snowflakes. Its just calling people out for being offensive. Jim Davidson and Bernard Mannings racist jokes are offensive. Fact.
Well, keep on calling, I've no problem with it, but by the same token will not join in. When I went to see Manning, which I did twice, it was packed, he was absolutely hilarious, I'm not apologising for that 30 odd years after the event.
Frank is a very good comic. Quick witted and never seems lost for words in any situation. Similar to Lee Mack in that respect. I believe Franks book is a good read, have you read It?My all time comedy hero is Frank Skinner. He was the mid 90's in many ways.
Frank is brilliantMy all time comedy hero is Frank Skinner. He was the mid 90's in many ways.
I'm not even sure what being offended is tbh. I find this stuff just a bit awkward and therefore not enjoyable.Thing is, its not about being "offended" and "upset" crying little snowflakes. Its just calling people out for being offensive. Jim Davidson and Bernard Mannings racist jokes are offensive. Fact.
I have seen Michael Mackintyre on a few panel shows, mock the week for example. He is terrible, cannot work outside his script.Not remotely racist but totally unfunny is Michael MacIntyre - went to see him a few years back, lost the audience very quickly at the beginning and showed that he didn't know how to go away from his rehearsed show - it was dreadful, he died a death. Funniest I've seen, Dave Allen many years back and in recent times Dara O'Briain, very clever man.
Frank is a very good comic. Quick witted and never seems lost for words in any situation. Similar to Lee Mack in that respect. I believe Franks book is a good read, have you read It?