When I got to the very end of this story I was crying with laughter. If that makes me a bad person…. fill in the rest yourselves.
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When I got to the very end of this story I was crying with laughter. If that makes me a bad person…. fill in the rest yourselves.
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Lunaman says
Moose – this hasn’t got anything to do with the thread below has it (;
Moose the Mooche says
If I said you had an Alternative Ulster would you hold it against me?
Black Celebration says
Imagine you are on stage and someone reads out the worst things you’ve ever done – and everyone boos and calls you names. That’s basically the show.
Jeremy’s comments indicate that he feels somewhat above all this – but it’s an epiphany that has taken a couple very lucrative decades to arrive. He’s nowhere near as clever or likeable as Jerry Springer – I think we might now see him try to be a media personality of some sort. The twat.
Moose the Mooche says
Can’t talk – mouth full of Frosties.
ernietothecentreoftheearth says
😀
Gatz says
They’re wound up by the backstage staff too. Lots of ‘Do you know what they said about you?’ before they even get on the stage.
mikeyp40 says
You can see why Ben is fighting the chicks off with a shitty stick.
Jackthebiscuit says
I hate the JK show, but several people I know have the TV on all day & if I am in their house when JK is on I cant stop watching it.
It reminds me of feeding time at the monkey house ie, lets all laugh at the chavs/oiks/riff raff/plebs
(insert demeaning/degrading comment of choice).
Horrible vile hateful programme watched by people like me who should know better/ compulsive, entertaining daytime TV watched by people like me who should know better.
I really do hate myself sometimes.
Gatz says
I know exactly what you mean, even though I have never seen a full episode of JK. It’s like the Daily Mail website – I know that I am being manipulated but still can’tlook away. Bizarrely the Telegraph (like the Mail, but with infinitely more toxic readers) has turned off the comments on their stories recently. The only reason I ever looked ( and hated myself for doing it) was the feeding-time-at-the-zoo comments, and I wouldnt be surprised if that wasn’t the reason most people read the site. Now that the nuttcan’t comment and the rest of us can’t gawp at them surely the readership, and hence the advertising, will go off a cliff?