Paul Foot

Mr. Paul Foot, Life President of the Guild of Paul Foot Connoisseurs, was interviewed by a blobfish, and then he performed his show and then he was interviewed again and then he performed some improvised humour at Set List and … Continue reading →

Mr. Paul Foot, Life President of the Guild of Paul Foot Connoisseurs, performed his humour show and then attended the annual pizza meeting with the Danes. His pizza included the toppings cactus, haggis and cheesecake. It was, however, not the … Continue reading →

Mr. Paul Foot, Life President of the Guild of Paul Foot Connoisseurs, performed his humour show and then ate risotto at Rigatoni’s restaurant and then went to meet comedian, Richard Gadd, and then went to meet high-power industry people and … Continue reading →

Mr. Paul Foot, Life President of the Guild of Paul Foot Connoisseurs, planned his future career and life. Then he performed his show. Then, Mr. Foot and his worker, A. K-Sletcher went and had dinner of prawn cocktail and smoked … Continue reading →

Mr. Paul Foot, Life President of the Guild of Paul Foot Connoisseurs, discussed plumbing issues and then had a brief meeting with Gravity Boots on the path and then performed his show and then went homo.

Mr. Paul Foot, Life President of the Guild of Paul Foot Connoisseurs, rested in bed and then ate salmon en croute and then performed his show to the Connoisseurs of Edinburgh and then sat on a cow for relaxation purposes.

Mr. Paul Foot, Life President of the Guild of Paul Foot Connoisseurs, did some directing of the Gravity Boots show with Jimmy and Michael (who are Gravity Boots) and then went to their show and then performed his own show … Continue reading →

Mr. Paul Foot, Life President of the Guild of Paul Foot Connoisseurs, performed his first show of the Edinburgh Fringe.

Mr. Paul Foot, Life President of the Guild of Paul Foot Connoisseurs, attended the show of Gravity Boots, top Australian surrealists. Later, he carried out his technical rehearsal and then ate Japanese food and then had a French Martini in … Continue reading →