>I walked out on 'The Frank Skinner Show' because of his "women drivers" routine last night.
>
I actually laughed at that joke.

No, stop it, dont call the feminist police.

What I laughed at mostly the way he delivered the joke, he did'nt just say "hahah women are crap drivers, is'nt that funny", he made a comment about the title of a magazine and then lead upto the punchline, and the best part was, he never said the punchline, he let the viewer say it themself.


Alexei Sayle once said that he spends months thinking of clever and meaningful jokes, his team spends thousands of pounds building complex sets, and he gets the bigest joke of his career by saying things in a silly voice.

Sexism is so unescessary, all men are such bastards...

>I walked out on 'The Frank Skinner Show'night.
>
>Well, I was home, so I just went to make a cup of tea, and I came back later for the Tracey Ullmann bit (embarrassing) and to start the video for TGP, but I still say it was unacceptable. Did Ben Elton die for this?
>
<needless sarcasm>Wow, that really showed him. This is the kind of direct action we need.</needless sarcasm>

What did he say? I missed it.

Sorry Doc, I forgot to put the <irony> </irony> tags around my text!

Yeah, I thought you were probly kidding.

>Sexism is so unescessary, all men are such bastards...

I walked out on This forum because of that "all men are such bastards" routine.

claiming that "all men are bastards" is just as bad as claiming "all women are bad drivers"

But we are, and they are.

Speak for yourself.

>>Sexism is so unescessary, all men are such bastards...
>
>I walked out on This forum because of that "all men are such bastards" routine.
>
>claiming that "all men are bastards" is just as bad as claiming "all women are bad drivers"
>


I think RHC was also being ironic.

Yes sorry Jon and I will have to start putting (!) round everything we say(!)