Good line in uniforms too; sartorial wizard. Highly underrated.Adolf Hitler was one of the greatest orators of the last 1000 years...
Magnificent stagecraftGood line in uniforms too; sartorial wizard. Highly underrated.
Adolf Hitler was one of the greatest orators of the last 1000 years...
He caused a lot of trouble for the Bourbons.
I think a Descartes biscuit would be plain with raisins baked into it, and a Spinoza would look like a round custard cream, but the filling would be lemon or orange flavoured.
That's cos he wasn't a skilled comic. He just told one shit joke after another with no flair, no charm and no humourWell exactly. And that's generally accepted. Nobody denigrates him for his demagogic abilities...just all the other stuff. That's the point. Manning doesn't even emerge with any acknowledgement that he was a skilled comic. Instead, he's condemned entirely.
They'd be like a cream cracker with an impression of the fuhrer on both sides. Like that Jesus toast.A Hitler biscuit would probably be made from old biros or something.
No, that's a Schroedinger. There would be a worm in some biscuits, but not othersthere would be a worm in it
You seem to be wilfully ignoring his personality
Well exactly. And that's generally accepted. Nobody denigrates him for his demagogic abilities...just all the other stuff. That's the point. Manning doesn't even emerge with any acknowledgement that he was a skilled comic. Instead, he's condemned entirely.
People who denigrate Manning for his vile comedy fail to recognise what a brilliant racist he was
This time... This time it's gonna workCan someone change the thread title to Biscuit Manning please?
Belushi - time for a fourth thread!
That's cos he wasn't a skilled comic. He just told one shit joke after another with no flair, no charm and no humour
Can someone change the thread title to Biscuit Manning please?
Belushi - time for a fourth thread!
What...so people who fail to denigrate Hitler for his oratory skills are condoning his other views? That's just nonsense.
Thanks for your concern but give me some credit. I have seen his act and come to my opinion of Manning all by myselfYeah, that's one way of looking at it although I'm worried you're caught in what seems to be emerging as the default mindset around here which condemns everything connected with someone you don't like and allows no redeeming feature. If so, you'd naturally dismiss the comedy a priori as a part of the larger package.
Incidentally, comedy doesn't require charm or flair.
I just resent the idea I'm defending Manning cos I'm either a closet bigot or that I'm trying to provoke a row. It's just that I look for the best in people.
i think you're doing it because you heard stuart lee say how good manning's timing was and you want to make yourself sound clever.I just resent the idea I'm defending Manning cos I'm either a closet bigot or that I'm trying to provoke a row. It's just that I look for the best in people.
And if you regard your moral development as more of a process of continual change and improvement, then condemning your former self and most of contemporary society makes little sense. And Manning was very much of a piece with that society and that era.
You're funnier than Bernard Manning
i think you're doing it because you heard stuart lee say how good manning's timing was and you want to make yourself sound clever.
Yes, there has been an advance on thatYeah, I know.
You ever noticed how men leave the toilet seat up? I'm only asking cos if you think Manning was bad, I think it's only fair to acknowledge that men and toilet seats and how generally thick, rapacious and philistine Americans and Tories are formed the basis of 95% of televised comedy for a good fifteen years after he fucked off. Fair enough, the racism and rampant misogyny went, but other than that was there really an advance on the fat mother-in-law stuff.