Ken Dodd

[steve56]

I recall the Diddymen in the 60s.

[Trumpton]

Me too. Although I do remember them mainly from the 70's.

[Trumpton]

I agree with you AIB.

[Guilbert]

> Still we have people like Russel Brand taking their place
> (spit)

> Never in a billion years will Brand get even near Doddy's height of humour.


Sorry I was being sarcastic but maybe that did not come across (that is why I put "spit" after the sentence)

I HATE Russell Brand.

[Trumpton]

Guilbert wrote:

> Sorry I was being sarcastic but maybe that did not come across
> (that is why I put "spit" after the sentence)
>
> I HATE Russell Brand.

And I was agreeing with you. I also hate RB. (so much so I won't even type his name).

[chubbs]

isn't it odd that, even now, an old man with a tickling stick and a dodgy set of gnashers can command such respect from you lot?

was never a fan but got a freebie ticket to go see him when he came to town a few years ago. i was expecting the worst...
nearly 4 hours later i had a piss stain in my jeans

easily the best sod all i ever spent

went to see chubby brown the night after. 55mins and barely a chuckle for ?30

much respect to doddy. very funny man

[Trumpton]

Doddy is the master.

[The Last Word]

Fond of a bit of Shakespeare, Doddy, and, of course, a pro to the last.

They asked him to stand up in court.

He did thirty minutes.

(Boom-boom).

[crofter]

His diddymen act can be seen every fortnight at Celtic Park - tickets are a bit pricey but you are always guaranteed a bellyfull of laughs.