Curtis Stigers and his Tigers.

[wardytron]

Because most of the bands I like don't exist anymore - Louis Armstrong's Hot Seven split up in the 1920s, for example - I don't go to very many gigs, the most recent one being a Supertramp tribute band I saw with shewho in Cricklewood last November. Imagine my excitement, then, when I heard that next month the Ronnie Scott's Big Band are playing "a

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[ninagirl]

snarf!

[lady_mitzi]

It's......inspired. It made me *snigger*. Thank you, I think.

[thermaland]

Well I for one am looking forward to wardytron's follow-up cartoon: Lady Mitzi's Niggers.

[wardytron]

Now there's a challenge. Although probably not one I'm going to accept. Therms, you're good at this sort of thing though, aren't you. Perhaps you and Michael might like to give it a go. No? No.

[thermaland]

I found out the other day that there is a sketch in Little Britain's season 3 which is basically entirely nicked from your early michael-winner entries. Did everyone but me know this??? And how did that happen?

[fille_a_paris]

So this is why I got barely a grunt (or a snarf) out of you all evening.

[wardytron]

I was WORKING. And now you've seen the result you'll have to admit it was worth it. Worth SIX HOURS OF MY LIFE.

[icecoldinalex]

There were less Tigers than I was frankly expecting. I am unsure how to move on from this blow to my expectations. I'm sure i'll manage though.

[wardytron]

Yes, I do realise the tiger element was perhaps understressed a little. I imagine that in the event of a sequel then the likelihood is they'd be given a more prominent role.

[oldbloke]

You're bleedin' MAD, you are.

More, please.