Due to a decade of tri-annual BBC2 exposure, dogged Dantean circuits of provincial comedy venues, conscious manipulation of vulnerable broadsheet opinion formers and undeserved good luck, I am now popular enough to have caught the eye of touts or, as we now dignify them, Secondary Ticketing Agents™.
Hydrogen is often perceived as dangerous, but that reputation is largely undeserved.
In a country that still has a wealth tax and whose president has declared laissez-faire capitalism "finished", the footballers' fabulous incomes many earned playing for English clubs are regarded as undeserved, if not corrupting.
According to Mr Hodgson, Senator Moynihan still bears undeserved scars from accusations of racism.Senator Moynihan's undisputed gift is what you could call his political taste an ability to identify the sorts of problem that may respond to public treatment.
If voters think success is undeserved, cash for all sounds like simple justice.
It seemed undeserved that he was probably killed on Stalin's orders.Mr Straight was both reluctant to be in this world, and strongly drawn towards it.
But its special status, admits Vyacheslav Dykhanov, an official of the regional development agency, has made Kaliningrad "a kind of drug addict": it leaves local business lazy and uncompetitive, and creates opportunities for corruption.All of which contributes to Kaliningrad's bad image an undeserved one, say indignant locals.
Yet comparison with the Nazis' crimes is wildly undeserved.
With sales of $137 billion in 1999, why not swallow the lot?In fact, Wal-Mart's reputation outside its home market is undeserved.
In Palestine, the Americans take a lot of criticism, some of it undeserved, for their bias towards Israel.
But it is undeserved "golden parachutes" that enrage public opinion the most, and the government wants to stamp them out.Big differences in pay persist between European markets.
