My ongoing saga of being included in best jokes lists thickened considerably today when I received a Google Notification to say I’d been featured in another gag rundown in i Newspaper next to a line by Billy Connolly (a comedian it’s fair to say is pretty highly-rated). Happy to take the neighbouring paragraph. A closer look at the article only served to underline the ridiculousness of it, as I skim-read the list of comics in front of me to discover they were pretty much all household names - including Victoria Wood, Jimmy Carr, Frankie Boyle, David Mitchell, Peter Kay, Stephen Fry and Ken Dodd - with me standing proud as the one anomaly; I know these lists are totally arbitrary, but I’m more than happy to share a page in their company; even if it is with a joke that’s almost intentionally bad. The most bizarre thing about the whole gags list situation is the jokes that crop up stand at odds with the type of comedy I do, which is normally a lot more situation...
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