“Point three: let's just say for the sake of argument that fat girls DO love cake. You're a 13 year old boy claiming to love pussy just as much. 'Cause here's the thing: you put cake in front of a fat girl, she's at least going to know what to do with it. ”

—- Ed Byrne on a boy wearing a t-shirt reading ‘I love pussy like a fat girl love cake’. Edinburgh Comedy Fest

“Point number five: this is my main point, and it goes back to what I was saying in point number two. And that is to say, a fat girl's relationship to cake, indeed, a fat person's relationship with food is not as simple as pure love. It's far more complicated, far more fraught, far more nuanced relationship than simple love. And if that's the relationship that you, a 13 year old boy, have with pussy, you have issues you have not addressed, my young friend. Like sometimes, you want pussy, but you'll deny yourself pussy? Or if sometimes, you'll have some pussy, but then feel really bad about it afterwards? Or occasionally, you'll deliberately have too much pussy in order to punish yourself because of complex issues to do with your self-esteem. If that's how YOU, as a 13 year old boy, feel about pussy, you're OBVIOUSLY gay. ”

—Ed Byrne on a boy wearing a t-shirt reading ‘I love pussy like a fat girl love cake’. Edinburgh Comedy Fest

David O'Doherty Edinburgh Comedy Fest 2012

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but very often when you go back outside again you find that someones set your bike on fire! That actually happened to me recently thatisnotametaphor how would you set my- why would you set my bike on fire! AAAAAAAAAAAaand it was raining! AAAAWWwwwww Dublin.

“Point four: Again, for the sake of argument, let's just say that you DO love pussy that much. You, who 18 months ago had a favourite power ranger. Let's just go with the idea that you really are all about the puss-ay. Why then, for the love of PETE, would you choose to wear a tshirt that virtually guarantees you'll never get any?”

—Ed Byrne on a boy wearing a t-shirt reading ‘I love pussy like a fat girl love cake’. Edinburgh Comedy Fest

Did anyone else see Ed Byrne and Jon Richardson's handshake?

That was adorable :3 And when he kissed Shappi Khorsandi on the cheek, I couldn’t help but think “Lucky woman”.

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“But very often when you go back outside again, you find that someone set your bike on fire. That actually happened to me recently - that is not a metaphor. How would you set my bike on fire - Why would you set my bike on fire? And it was raining. Ahh, Dublin.”

—David O’Doherty, Life

AAAGGGHH

People with iPhones stop trying to show me what your iPhone can do, I don’t CARE they’ve been out for years!
When will you accept the truth, there is no app for loneliness. 

“Boots, the chemist. Could your 'ladies get ready for summer campaign' be any more evil? 'Ladies it's the summer, time to stop eating and paint yourselves orange.'”

— My Beefs, David O’Doherty.
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