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On the subject of comedy

wether it is spontaneous humour >>> humor (if you are American) or if it is planned humour then swearing is not appropriate unless you are Russell Brand or Chubby fat Bastard Brown.

I do find Russell funny and I think that dry wit humour is the best there is a point where I have to get a Hanky to wipe the tears from my eyes while watching Russell but what's tissue from one box of tissues?

I did go on Russells website and have a good scout around seeing as he is humourous or humoross if you are American or on Radio one.

One thing I found funny was the fact he was asking people about his girlfriend in front of some round building in some foreign based country somewhere in somewhere.

"I think she is a very pretty Russell" 

So was the big booby behind you two love birds.

I also couldn't resist leaving a message or two in various places about various things (Varios) if you are American.

Like inviting Russell for Sunday roast dinner, even though the man is a vegan-erian !!

It didn't occur to me that this guy would accept my invitation to my home and come around to tuck into some dead animal that we cooked early and stuffed it's ass with a great big onion for flavour (flavor) If you are American, it was the decent thing to do "invite Russell Brand over to my house to have Sunday roast!! with Gravy made from cows sweat.

But I still think he would enjoy our family company while we ate the Sunday roast and he ate our Sunday roast without the meat and Gravy, so Russell I know you speak Scouse because I saw you in "Russell Brands pondering show season 2 episode 4 speaking scouse and funny it was too I enjoy your little quips and humourous voice overs, so if you are ever out and about in Liverpool on a Sunday afternoon just pop on over and enjoy a Meatless Sunday roast with me and my family, we would love to have you over.

And for all you Americans reading this I have a question for you too, if you don't like the letter "U" in your language why do you have one in your insignia "USA" ? You should say it backwards it's ASSS U