Liam Mullone
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Liam Mullone is a comedian, writer and father who was once a gravedigger, obituarist, restaurant critic and newspaper columnist. He has written for Stand Up For The Week, Russell Howard's Good News, Henning Knows Best and the Now Show. The Guardian has called him "An unheralded but hugely talented stand-up and arch misanthrope" and his Edinburgh Fringe show, "A Land Fit for F*ckwits" is a sardonic look at liberal ethics that aims to cure all class division, racism and social awkwardness forever. With the help of a stuffed raccoon.

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T*ts Please, I'm a Liberal

(15) Comments | Posted 17 September 2012 | (00:00)

Since my life now consists only of childcare and displacement activity, it is not easy to get my attention. I will either be smoking, banging one out in the bathroom or changing a nappy. But this Facebook campaign and petition by the actor Lucy Holmes certainly broke through...

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Lexicon of Loss

(1) Comments | Posted 27 August 2012 | (00:00)

I like a bit of human misery, me.

There's nothing like a bad time to boost the semantic cornucopia of the English language. I mean, it's believed that two thirds of the idioms, sayings and phrases in popular use today come from just three sources - the Bible, the works...

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Permanent Scars

(0) Comments | Posted 21 August 2012 | (00:14)

I only ever go to a gym when I'm at the Fringe. To be honest I think I go for the same reasons I go to the Fringe. I know it's not going to be fun. I know I'll be counting down the minutes until I can leave....

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We Know Not What We Do

(0) Comments | Posted 14 August 2012 | (12:54)

You know what's lacking at this here Festival Fringe? Forgiveness. That's what. Good old-fashioned, out-of-style, ridiculous, uncynical, dare-I-say "Christian" forgiveness.
I read a review lately for David Whitney; in this year's show he addresses his head butting an audience member some Fringes ago. The reviewer begins by saying they...

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Lie To Me

(0) Comments | Posted 8 August 2012 | (14:17)

It's well-known that comedians are liars. A story's at its funniest when it's been exaggerated out of all human proportion. Of course, all my onstage stories are true (see first sentence); it's offstage that I'm the biggest liar. If I see something I don't much care for I will say...

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Falling Down

(0) Comments | Posted 4 August 2012 | (13:57)

It's all about stamina, isn't it? Because the Fringe is a tiring thing. Being a comedian is a tiring thing. Even (or especially) with all the people, it's a lonely, lonely, tiring thing. It's like standing in the middle of a see-saw, rocking both ends, seeing how long...

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Groundhog Year

(0) Comments | Posted 30 July 2012 | (10:39)

If the film Groundhog Day had never been made, I wonder what we performers would compare the Fringe experience to. After week two you hear someone mention Groundhog Day every day, which is in itself a bit like Groundhog Day. This is why they never made Groundhog Day...

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