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Uploaded by on Apr 22, 2009

From Stewart Lee's Comedy Vehicle - Episode 1 "Books"

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  • @NormanArches - "upholding some ineffably logical principle" what, that logical principle that states that a persons entire intellect cannot be judged by a single book. Is that really such a hard concept for you to grasp. I have read the Potter series, but i have also read Henry James, Conran, Kerouac, Camus, Dickens, Bronte, Austin, Pirsig, Joyce, Lawrence to name but a few, but have also read City of Thieves and Northern Lights, does that make me a "thick cunt" or you a supercilious prick?

  • I thought comedy based on philosophical, edgy social commentary died with Bill Hicks.  I guess I'm wrong. This guy is genius.

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  • @TripeSmuggler ...You do realise that an 18 year old would have been 5 when the first book came out? You might want to rework your theory.

  • He's spot on if you're over 17 and read Harry Potter you are by rights a cardboard cut-out cunt and a life of beige awaits you all.. Doubt any of you will reply as its Saturday and you'll be off to Ikea in your Volvos listening to an ABBA CD...

  • I love Stewart Lee, but I hate some of the people who think that people who don't like him are just too stupid to understand. It's just an acquired taste, I can see why someone might not get him straight off. But I do think that if you don't like him, just watch more, you will end up loving him.

  • Look, comedy has every right to be deep, philosophical, and thought provoking.....but it also has to be funny, something Lee has no grasp of.

  • Harry Potter and the... and the Forest of Embarrassment... or Harry Potter and the meh, meh meh meh, meehhh meh meh.

  • @allaboutdmagic Blake's works were lauded as a rebellious artistic expression of his interpretation and feeling towards the social, cultural and economic climate of Britain in the 18th/19th century, as one of the preeminent romanticists. What is HP about? Nobody's going to big it up because its mostly pointless, and not even written well.

  • My favourite was "Harry Potter and the Tree of Nothing". Hee hee hee.

  • @AudioFromGazaWar - or you could actually read what i wrote - which was a direct response to another post, rather then bragging about what i've read. Possibly this simple concept is too difficult for a "winner" such as yourself to grasp?

  • It's hilarious when Harry Potter fans act self-righteous when discussing Twilight - like it isn't two sides of the same shit.

  • @paulski1966 bragging about what books you've read, in an internet argument. You sound like a winner.

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