Gag that comedian for Christmas

I am sure we have recently read about various venues putting/requesting certain restrictions on comedians

Comedian refused to sign 'behavioural agreement' before gig

I have seen many a comedian who push boundarys, Frankie Boyle, Chris Rock and Jimmy Carr (all funny as f@#k) if I pay to see an event surely I have taken a free choice to be equally offended, pleasured or even dissapointed (thinking of you Gervais)

So with that if comedy can now only be self-deprecating so as not to offend, we may have to mock ourselves in public so others can laugh

I will start I am a ginger male thus



Rules of self-deprecating club

1/ YOU CAN ONLY POST VIDEOS JOKES WHICH MOCK YOUR SOCIAL GROUP

2/YOU CAN ONLY POST VIDEOS JOKES WHICH MOCK YOUR SOCIAL GROUP

3/ Do not break T+C of this site

Raise a glass , Raise a smile an eyebrow or 2



Or even Raise a ginger baby

Have a happy Christmas to all

I hate self-deprecating comedy, it makes me depressed.

a reply to: wheresthebody

Good one!
I read your joke in a Stephen Wright voice

a reply to: UpIsNowDown

This guy always seems to crack me up, and he's rather self deprecating. Or just weird. One of the cleanest comics around too, which I think is awesome. He loves bacon and hot pockets too..

a reply to: gallop

lol love his take on what is Christmas, designed by drunks lol

a reply to: UpIsNowDown
A line from Emo Philips;
"I told my psychiatrist that I was suicidal- He said 'Go for it!'"

I believe Woody Allen once used the old one about "My wife is so immature. Every time I have a bath, she comes in and sinks my boats."

a reply to: UpIsNowDown

Otis Lee Crenshaw (Rich Hall): We were so poor the Salvation Army came to the door and surrendered. What I'm saying is we were poor, people. I mean, blues singers would show up at our house when they had writer's block -- that's how poor we were.

He also turned prison rape into a catchy C&W love song...