[MK Chris]

I would like to see him and Ross Noble. I would also quite like to see Peter Kay (as long as he'd updated his act a bit).

[foot-loose]

I am also up for seeing Peter Kay. I think his act would be a similar sorta thing, but still worth a watch.

Ross Noble I like, but he wouldnt be the first in my list to go and see.

I have been to quite a few stand up comedy nights - mainly at Jongleurs. They have always been a good night out. Some of the comics are better than others and one we had already seen before. His act was crap the first time - noone laughed. You would think he would have changed it for the second time, but he didn't. It was worse seeing it again.

I recommed Jongleurs. You can get quite cheap passes if you subscribe to their website.

[Vivienne]

Have you been to that Jongleurs in Glasgow, foots? The one near the bus station?

[foot-loose]

Yup, thats the one i'm talking about. Underneath the cinema.

[MK Chris]

There's no Jongleurs in Milton Keynes, unfortunately. I have checked and the nearest ones are Watford, the three London ones, Oxford, Leicester and Birmingham. It may be worth looking into.

[Yudster]

This was in 2004 for a mates birthday - we went to London for a long weekend. Part of the festivities involved going to see him.

Kind of reminds me of people who go abroad on their holidays and then spend two weeks looking for restaurants that serve steak chips and peas............

[foot-loose]

is he a therapist?



(i know who he is)

[foot-loose]

it appears that you (foot-loose) are a legend

Thats all the love I need.

[S4B]

If Console was added, then it would probably explode (heh heh). :-0

Is Console a Scot too?

[nade]

Im off to see Bill Baillie tomorrow night... can't wait.

Went to see Bill a while ago in Edinburgh, very very funny. He can play a shed load of instruments as well which adds a nice mix instead of the whole set being standup

[foot-loose]

There was some lass on Colin Murray saying that she had been to see him last night and he was very good. She then started telling us what he did, so I turned her off.

[Yudster]

Well you would.

[foot-loose]

You know you want me.

[Yudster]

I do. In York. With a bow and arrow.

[foot-loose]

Tights or stockings?

[Yudster]

That's up to you, big boy.

I can't do this any longer. Footy, I don't want to murder you just because it would be legal in York if you have a bow and arrow. I am also unaccountably uncomfortable flirting - even fake-flirting - with you. Zoot does it so much better, and I know you enjoy it a lot more!

For the record - you're lovely footy. Can I stop pretending I want to kill you now please?

[foot-loose]

YOU WANT TO KILL ME??

I thought you just wanted to see me in my Robin Hood get up again!


*goes off sobbing*

(it's a sad day where the closest I get to flirting with anyone is a married woman with a murder fetish and a straight guy that looks like Jeremy from Airport! Where's bawbag when I need him?)

[MK Chris]

I can't do this any longer. Footy, I don't want to murder you just because it would be legal in York if you have a bow and arrow.

I'll do it?

[Yudster]

No no no , the point is that I DON'T want to .....oh I give up. I also don't believe you ever had a day that bad. And the Robin Hood stuff is lovely, really really cute, honestly!

I have a mental picture of you sniffing and sobbing....."....sniff.....I'm fine....I'm fiiine.....Horrible girl!"

[foot-loose]

Less sniffing, more toast.

[Zoot]

a straight guy that looks like Jeremy from Airport!

And I flirt with you too mind, you forgot to mention me...

Also, I think you had a longer conversation with my Girlfriend than I did last night...

[foot-loose]

I feel sorry for that poor lass.

[S4B]

I don't, I'm jealous of Mrs Zoot! She has one of the nicest, most considerate men in the world as far as I can work out!

[Yudster]

Oooh, is Mrs Zoot having an affair?!!!

[S4B]

OUCH!