Des Bishop - Edinburgh Comedy Fest 2011

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From episode 2 of 2 - Another great year of the Fringe Festival, and now time for some Des Bishop, enjoy!

Category:

Comedy

Tags:

• stand
• up
• festival
• comedy
• live
• funny
• comedian
• comic
• jokes
• scotland

[Elle1990d]

the american-Indian joke ,, great !!

[TVCriticAmy]

Lovely!

[TheNo1KayKay]

love this guy ahahaha

[Shiivvyy1]

@piaybackjunkie17 em no he didnt he was born in england and he didnt grow up in ireland act he came over to ireland ! :L how is it a fact :L god help you for thinking you know everything ..goodbye ? you wrote to me love :D

[piaybackjunkie17]

@Shiivvyy1 Well maybe he is, if he has british parents but he grew up in ireland...then he is half english because that he's heritage and ancenstry . That's just a fact and if you don't know that much, god help you 'cause you shouldn't need someone to explain that to you. Goodbye...

[Shiivvyy1]

@piaybackjunkie17 no it dosent hahaha theres no such thing as a irish american its just something they made up to think there irish if that was the case my boyfriend be a english irish perosn

[piaybackjunkie17]

@Shiivvyy1 actually you're wrong, he's parents are irish so that makes him irish american, just because he was born in america and has an american accent doesn't mean he's all american because he's not.

He is irish-american.

[brenwayone]

@youngfeniansofeire yeah but people still laugh at his jokes we need laughter

[cronicsonic1]

Lmaoo haha best fav part is 'fung tung taa shung tung fwa' haha lmfaoo that part killed me and had me in stitches xD

[niall8100]

@ciaran12 @Shiivvyy1 I don't really mind it until you go past great grandparents

[youngfeniansofeire]

hes been telling the same jokes for the past 15 years

[ciaran12]

@Shiivvyy1 Normally you're right, but this guy is actually Irish. He's lived there for about 20 years (more than half his life) and he speaks Irish fluently (which is more than I can say about most Irish people). And I've lived my whole life in Ireland, so I'm as qualified to accept him as anyone. But I do really hate it when Americans say they're Irish.