Traces of Nuts

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Summary:

A sharp, fast-paced collection of sketches and songs from UK-based comedy troupe Traces Of Nuts.

The Legend of Traces of Nuts:

Next Traces Of Nuts show hits the airwaves Sunday 20 July 2008!

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TRACES OF NUTS HAVE FEATURED IN THE ITUNES UK COMEDY TOP 2O. THIS MEANS OUR SHOWS ARE OFFICIALLY VERY FUNNY AND YOU SHOULD DOWNLOAD THEM ALL NOW.

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THE LIFE AND TIMES OF OSSETT FLUSHDYKE, from the makers of Traces Of Nuts, is all here in its full glory. Join hapless inbred toff Ossett Flushdyke and his loyal manservant Jenkins on their intrepid search for lost Egyptian treasure. Features up-for-it camels and tap dancing mummies. We're not joking.

DR SIN'S LAUGHTER ZONE - the remarkable Bob Sinfield, ably assisted by the divine Ms Lynsey Frost, chew the comedy fat in an occasional series of podcasts brought to you by Traces Of Nuts.

Traces Of Nuts first inflicted themselves upon an unsuspecting nation via Dr Sin's Laughter Zone for Oneword Radio. Now, in an utterly shameless attempt to draw even more attention to themselves, Traces Of Nuts now unleash their unique brand of comedy upon a hapless planet via Podshow. You can also check out the latest goss on www.myspace.com/tracesofnutscomedy or on the Nuts' own website - www.tracesofnutscomedy.co.uk.

Every month you can download a sharp, fast-paced collection of sketches and songs written and performed by a motley crew of UK-based broadcasting professionals, some of whom have proper, grown-up writing credits such as Not The Nine O’Clock News and The Rory Bremner Show.

So come. Suckle on our plump comic teat.

This is guaranteed wet-your-knickers funny. Ossett Flushdyke is pure genious. Very reminiscient of "I'm Sorry, I'll Read That Again". As the Guinness lads are wont to say - BRILLIANT!

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