Nish Kumar

Original post by Napp

I think you need to look up the meaning of the words whining and triggered. Or at least direct them to someone who is

I simply made an observation about his 'talent'. It must have touched a nerve.

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Original post by viffer

I think you need to look up the meaning of the words whining and triggered. Or at least direct them to someone who is

I simply made an observation about his 'talent'. It must have touched a nerve.

I don't, if you're mistaking the meaning of them though i would be happy to educate you as to exactly why you are coming off as both whiney and triggered - with the latter being rather self evident.

If you say so, i just find it amusing how upset your sort get over a comedian :lol:

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z-hog

Original post by Napp

If you say so, i just find it amusing how upset your sort get over a comedian :lol:

It's not upset, it's contempt at least as strong as the one he and his type display for everyone else. It's clear in the video that they only want him to drop the politics, it can be heard and it's followed by a round of applause in agreement. I liked the bloke who immediately stood up and offered to donate twice as much for a right-winger comedian when Kumar suggests they get someone funny in next time. He even had a pop at the MC, he was the one upset alright. Nobody in that room was more upset than this (self-proclaimed) leftist twat who doesn't know his place.

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Original post by Napp

I trust the irony of this comment is not lost on you given your comment on the election? The MPs whom by definition are 'the elite' and most certainly exist in a metropolitan bubble.

Although your description of the working class as acting like animals who piss on people rather speaks to your opinion on them i guess...

I love the working class, and if some of them pissed on Nish Kumar my estimation of them would go up even more.

Let's give the Remainer tosser real feedback. None of your namby pamby, middle class bread rolls!

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Fullofsurprises

Original post by generallee

Nish Kumar is representative of a small, elitist, metropolitan bubble.

"elite" "metropolitan"

Why don't you just say he's Asian and you're not keen?

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Original post by Fullofsurprises

"elite" "metropolitan"

Why don't you just say he's Asian and you're not keen?

Because the fact he is Asian is irrelevant to me!

He is an unfunny Remainer blowhard, given a platform to (not very many I'd guess) fellow believers by the ludicrous BBC. (Hopefully soon to be put in its box by Boris).

Stand ups are supposed to be able to deal with hecklers, to joke their way out of it. Instead he accused his audience of having ancestors who had colonised his.

Not surprising he got booed off the stage with laugh a minute lines like that, is it?

(By the way I'm loving drinking in Remainer, Labour tears, although they are a bit salty.

How are you feeling, hon? Still in denial, or do you at last accept you have lost?)

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Original post by Napp

You also need to gen up on the meaning of upset.

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Original post by viffer

You also need to gen up on the meaning of upset.

If the best you can do is question my understanding of basic English... well. :lol:

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Original post by generallee

So you're advocating assaulting the man because you don't like him? Arent you a real charmer. Wasnt it you who was whinging about those antifa lot being violent ?
My bread rolls? Eh?

Reply 51

I didn't watch the C4 election night show, because frankly I have a life. But apparently as soon as the Exit Poll was revealed it was like a morgue, and all the laughter stopped.

Later as the true enormity of the horror that had transpired Nish Kumar stood up and declared:

"The country has fundamentally let me down!"

That makes me roar with laughter. The only time in his life he has ever been funny.

And the people he crudely insults were laughing at him, not with him. Didn't see THAT coming...

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Original post by Napp

If the best you can do is question my understanding of basic English... well. :lol:

Improving your understanding of words might stop you making a fool of yourself. You're welcome.

Reply 53

0le

Don't really find him funny to be honest, but I think some of the previous comments about him miss the point of his act. A lot of british comedy is about making fun of others. If you think Nish is a one trick pony, you probably won't like Paul Chowdhry either, so fair warning there!

Overall I think Romesh is the best south asian comedian in the UK because he seems a little more adaptable than the other two I mentioned.

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Original post by viffer

Improving your understanding of words might stop you making a fool of yourself. You're welcome.

0/10, bad troll.

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Original post by Napp

0/10, bad troll.

You can have the last word if it makes you feel any better. You know you want to.

FWIW, several people have made general comments about Kumar and it is YOU that is picking on their comments. So if there is any trolling taking place you need to look a little closer to home sunshine.

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Reply 56

I see that Kumar has been announced as a host of the News Quiz (no idea either).

So the BBC, about to face an existential attack from Boris, and hated too, by Labour, doubles down on its woke liberal propaganda. Appointing an utterly unfunny Remain presenter to a show no-one listens to, because they think it is edgy and on trend. Talk about a disconnect with its audience!

They don't know what is coming. I can't wait till non payment of the licence fee gets decriminalised. I won't pay it any more. Why should I, to support woke boll ocks like Kumar on this News Quiz???

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