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Sean Lock is genius
although he does recycle some of his jokes on various TV shows, heard him use the one about the only way he wants to see Geri Haliwell draped in an Union Jack is if she is being brought back dead from a war, on at least 2 different TV programmes
So do most stand-ups though
and I certainly don't think Sean Lock is the most culpable (I haven't actually ever seen him do it).
yeah
someone told me frankie boyle used a lot of his edinburgh material on mock the week recently. Sean Lock is great though, I am sad I couldn't make it to Edinburgh and see his show.
That BBC3 series he did
was ace.
15 Stories High.
I haven't seen it
but I would like to muchly. Because Sean Lock is in it. Yes.
no it
bloody wasn't. it was terrible, what goes on it your mind?
i prefer
trevor lock
I prefer Chubb Lock
actually no I don't, Sean Lock is great
Shite at keeping a door safe though
Ironically this isn't the case.
Prior to being famous, Sean Lock had a stint working as a house-sitter and was very much in demand in this field due to his ability to convincingly mimic the sounds of a guard dog whenever anyone approached the house.
i've seen his balls
i prefer
John Lock
then again hes not real
Tony Cottee is much more humourous than the lot of 'em
HOW LITTLE YOU KNOW
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/John_Locke
Lost John Locke was named after him. True story.
we all knew that just no one told you
how funny
im starting to study Jean-Jacques Rosseau's influence on the romantic poetry of Wordsworth etc...and here he is
smezzer have you really seen his balls
if so...
why?
when?
how?
He's a liar
He's only seen one.