Sean Lock couldn't be described with words. He was more of a concept, even better, a scent: a vet's flannel on hot tarmac. (one of his jokes, obviously)

those rollups

@Johnny Matthias Definitely, I've been using flixzone for years myself :D

Jimmy carr is there?

Yes i added timestamps for you

@@moneyequalshappiness65 Yeah.. I don't hear it.

It’s a similar laugh but I don’t think that’s JC.

Dump Chump dont remember where but jc told he was at this specific night, so im pretty sure its him. The last ones im 100% sure

Beating a little person? So a musical adaptation of Carrot in a Box? Can't believe no-one else jumped in on that. It's been a year, people!

Well it made no sense, up until the punchline where he would tie things up or make a callback in a clever way that would completely catch you off guard. He was a master at appearing like a cranky, rambling man lost in his own thoughts, but he knew exactly what he was doing the whole time he was on stage. Either way, he was always a unique treat to watch and I'm at least glad we have these videos to be able to re-live some memories. In that way, we kind of get to keep him with us forever.

Clever lol.

Sage words

I don't know about that, but I do know the world would be a dill place.

Oh, what an aromatic thread, well done!

Quote: "...no running about like a looney, no talking in a daft voice..." Michael McIntyre has left the chat.

Have a 'Lock' in

Kevin Bridges is brilliant. I'm also a big fan of James Acaster and Bill Bailey. None of them were on a level with Sean in raw hilarity for me, though. I was just watching a clip today of Kevin's bit about an angry guy on a bus - so funny

Looks like the riddler

He is literally wearing a riddler costume below his suit here

Bradley Venn that would be amazing

O.....M...G...... That would be pure genius! And then you'd have to bury me, for I would die of laughter!

Yes! I`d watch that.

not carla, it's Kaaarl

not gonna happen sadly

Nah Bambi's mum

Bambi was an orphan not disabled........

20312920 I feel like we're missing something.

@@20312920 he wasn't an orphan, his dad was still alive...

@@MystiqueHorizon well i guess we all got schooled

genius 🤣

DLC ENERGY So was asking one of my ex’s to bark for malteasers to teach the dog..... She was blonde though 🤣

KALUS DJ Bark for Maltesers?? To teach the Dog?? WHAT!? 🤣

With the pen, presumably lol....

harl ster hi

Hi!

Hi

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Bonjour

Do you not understand that the channel has no control over how many ads youtube stick on? If you can't deal with them put an adblock on your browser.

I have a channel of my own, I know how it works, yes, you choose how much you want on how much return you want.

@@bren106 Not true. You choose

Every great artist smokes / smoked. Literally every single one of them. Also, everyone dies. There are zero exceptions to either rule.

A hind is a doe.

@@angrytedtalks Stag/Hind must be a European thing. We use the terms Stag/Doe in America, or at least here in Texas Edit: meant to say Buck/Doe in America lol

Lol

@@rufusconnolly8489 I think hind is old English but it is sometimes used in pub names, so as a toilet theme it would be more appropriate. They sure taste the same (buck/stag/doe/hind).

@@angrytedtalks The toilets taste the same too, always a let down.

Its spelt as sean..written as sean..pronounced as sean...its really not that difficult

Just because it derives from the Irish language mate. like how it is Sion in Welsh. and Shaun in English. They are all pronounced similarly because different languages pronounce letters differently ('si' in welsh is the same sound that 'sh' makes in English) A lot of names found in England have derivatives in the other languages of surrounding countries but they have to change to suit the local tongue. Very common.

By hysterical armchair SJW grunts, probably not.

Angela Ryan violence BY women isn’t too fucken funny either. 🤷🏻‍♂️

yeah shut up you miserable slag

Violent jokes are funny. When you take jokes seriously you're having issues.

@@bremCZ there wasnt even a single joke about any violence against any woman 😂😂😂

@@sneaky5141 Aren't all jokes men tell secretly about women? Damn those evil men... wait did I just mansplain something?

I bet you're a laugh on a night out

@@Waughy_ Your mum seems to think so

Oh please. Its not even a joke at the expense of people with disabilities, it just points out an observed fact (disabled signs are usually not included in these toilet sign gags) with a facetious mime of one example of what might be visibly considered as a disability... _on a deer_ Comments like this are counter productive because you place disabled people in some weird "too precious" category where they're apparently not capable of taking a joke. It doesn't speak up on their behalf, it patronises them and separates them from normality because you're saying "jokes are fine EXCEPT for disabled people cause they're different and need to be treated differently" - IMO that's way more offensive than anything Sean said. Disabled people are people, too. And most people know how to take a joke, even if it might be at their expense (and i really dont think this one was).

@@Loctorak So you approve of racist jokes too then ?. Funny how comedians don’t tell those but people with disabilities are fair game

@@30daymissionman did you even read my post? Or are you just spewing irrelevant, sanctimonious indignation because you want something to be mad about?