Gig: Amateur Transplants & Enemies
Amateur Transplants are proud to announce a forthcoming gig:"AMATEUR TRANSPLANTS
& ENEMIES"
It starts 7.30pm
on Monday 21st April at
The Bedford,
77 Bedford Hill,
Balham,
London SW12 9HD.
Tickets are limited to 200 and are only available online,
Tickets are limited to 200 and are only available online,
...so invite your friends (and your "friends"... 'cos you don't really know all of your Facebook buddies, do you?)
posted by Suman @ 4:13 PM
21 comments
21 Comments:
Mr anaesthetist, you are a waist of 5 years at med school. You are very lucky you can sing, otherwise, you would be like all other anaesthetists, yearning death to be put out of your misery!!!
Yours, proud orthapedic surgeon
Mr anonymous
:)
Someone else please reply to Mr Anonymous's comment, it's too easy...
Frankly, I would say the same of ORTHOPAEDIC surgeons when I meet them, as I am quite honestly 'yearning death to be put out of my misery', as you are all boring sods. Hopefully I won't WAIST my degree, as unlike Mr Anaesthetist, I can't sing.
Yours,
MedStudent
:)
Looking forward to May 2nd in Leeds!... Yes I know I have to wait till you have more details but at least I have been able to book the Friday off work before the rota comes out!
Just wondering, at approx. what time will this finish?
Music? I didn't know you did music. I'm just sick of waiting to be listed for surgery so I thought I'd follow you and Adam around.
Dear Mr orthopedic surgeon,
I wouldn't like to be an anaesthesist myself either, but I think you should be more thankful to all the anaestesists out there and wonder how you could install all these hip joint prothesises day by day (by day... *yawn*) without having your patients properly narcotized. ;-)
Yours, prospective internist
:)
Ah, the beauty of the anonymous comment.
Surely no doctor worth his salt would be so shit at spelling such a simple word.
I suggest, Mr Anonymous Nobody, that you bugger off and do something useful with your life and not make digs at people who can a) spell b) finish medical school c) help human beings when they're sick and d) make lots of people laugh.
Well that's that.
Anyone coming to the gig?
Would love to but living overseas makes it a tad difficult.
Why don't you look into coming over here next year for the Melbourne Comedy Festival?
OK - can we stay at yours?
thank god for yesterday being pay-day, i shall be in attendance :) looking forward to it.
x
Ah, sadly I don't live in Melbourne. Otherwise I'm sure there'd be room on the floor!
Good luck with the gig.
Would definitely love to be there, however, being in the Southern Hemisphere does make it harder. You could come and visit New Zealand though.... you could stay at my place (we do ALL you can eat buffet....)
I have a huge crush on u!!! Gosssh.. u r so cool!
Well I've ordered four tickets but not had an email or anything yet confirming it but the payment's been taken off my plastic.
I hear the band get to buy the first round....? :-)
Flippy
I really want to come but it's a 'school' night and I can't find anyone to go with. Everyone is working or in Uni :@(
Im too chicken to come on my own lol!
First of all I don't get any emails and then I get three. How honoured I am! :-)
btw, I like the new website http://www.amateurtransplants.net/
@Jo
Buy a ticket. You won't be there alone! I've got a customer presentation at 9.00am the following day, if I can suffer the aftereffects, so can you (and everyone else who's gonna use work/uni/sleep as an excuse).
Flippy
Flippy, I’ll be honest. Being there alone really isn't the issue I have.
I’m not imagining for one second standing alone in a pub with two strange men singing to me about the benefits of the NHS - that would just be totally random! Still the rounds would be cheap!!
It’s more the mission of getting there that’s a worry. I live the other end of Essex and
I really don't fancy going on the tubes on my own........ I’m bound to get lost, miss the last train, sit next to an axe murderer, get very drunk and end up in Stoke etc etc. I’m really not safe to be out alone at night!
Still the May gig is looking good, just a few shifts to be swapped etc and then we can book!
(this is actually a message I wanted to leave on your other, combined, AmTrans blogspot which, for whatever reason, won't let me leave a comment...)
Congratulations on the one mil!
Looks like I've missed out by 1,110 people.
Well done boys.
From a long time reader and occasional (but not for a while) commenter.
I haven't the excuse of being on the other side of the planet, I'm an OU student so choose my own hours thangyewverymuch, and live in London. Nothing to stop me going, so I've just bought 2 tickets.
Looking forward to seeing you then.
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