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  • I did leave out David Cross (purely an accident) but love his stuff too. I love the sarcasm. Who here has seen the Aristocats? That's where I found a couple of new guys. That was my first introduction to Doug Stanhope.
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  • I did leave out David Cross (purely an accident) but love his stuff too. I love the sarcasm. Who here has seen the Aristocats? That's where I found a couple of new guys. That was my first introduction to Doug Stanhope.

    Same for Stanhope. Great flick, by the way.
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  • The best guy to see live is Dave Attell. He owns the room when he's up there. He's like Louie where other comedians know how funny he is
  • HughFreakingDillonHughFreakingDillon Winnipeg Posts: 38,172
    Row 3 for Louis CK in Winnipeg in April. STOKED
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  • GlowGirlGlowGirl New York, NY Posts: 11,456
    Row 3 for Louis CK in Winnipeg in April. STOKED
    I saw him twice before all the scandal. I have to say that he is hilarious.

  • dmbolpdmbolp ATL Posts: 1,440
    Saw him a year before the scandal; absolute worst comedy/concert/musical/play/game/etc I'd ever seen.  It was a pop up show at the ATL Fox Theatre announced with just a couple weeks notice.

    He opened with a 10 minute ramble on abortion; "I think women should even be able to kill small children", then compared abortion to taking a dump "How do you tell the difference?"

    "Why did the chicken cross the road? Because an angry black man was behind him. So the chicken began to ran and crossed the road, but the black man was just walking home...the chicken realized it was a racist...and then the black man ate the chicken"

    "True story, I was on the subway in NYC yesterday, standing, and my junk was right in front of a woman sitting down...I started gyrating my hips and then she pointed at my junk. I looked down and my fly was open. OH WAIT, my fly is even down right now!!!" Then he fidgeted with his fly for a few minutes on the stage for more laughs

    I fully expected him to come back out and declare this was all an experiment to see how bad the material could be and still get laughs from the crowd.

    I'll admit, most of the crowd was eating it up, but several folks near us were just as dumfounded.
  • HughFreakingDillonHughFreakingDillon Winnipeg Posts: 38,172
    edited February 27
    he did that chicken joke during his SNL monologue. I actually thought it was fucking funny. 

    and he was also probably networking some new material to see what worked. shows announced with very little notice or at smaller venues they often do that. 
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  • dmbolpdmbolp ATL Posts: 1,440
    he did that chicken joke during his SNL monologue. I actually thought it was fucking funny. 
    Whoa!  Just looked it up...this is funny?!?!?  I must be old  :) 

    https://www.youtube.com/shorts/gXkYC4IFHLU
  • tylermooretylermoore St. Joseph, MI Posts: 1,048
    dmbolp said:
    he did that chicken joke during his SNL monologue. I actually thought it was fucking funny. 
    Whoa!  Just looked it up...this is funny?!?!?  I must be old  :) 

    https://www.youtube.com/shorts/gXkYC4IFHLU
    It’s definitely a joke…I wouldn’t say it’s a very clever one. He’s a smart comedian, so I’m surprised that one made it to SNL. Sometimes comedians, especially well established ones, just want to get through those things without burning any real material. He was HUGE around that time with his tv shows and all his specials. 
  • RatherStarvedRatherStarved Posts: 5,267
    Saw him at a small comedy club after the scandal.  I don’t recall the jokes but remember it was a kind of fun evening.  
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  • dmbolpdmbolp ATL Posts: 1,440
    But what's the joke?  I'm not saying it's offensive at all, but what's funny about it, what's the humor, what's the irony?  To me it's nothing more than a string of words, like reading the phone book.
  • dmbolpdmbolp ATL Posts: 1,440
    Is the joke just the stereotype that African Americans like chicken?  Is that it?
  • tylermooretylermoore St. Joseph, MI Posts: 1,048
    dmbolp said:
    But what's the joke?  I'm not saying it's offensive at all, but what's funny about it, what's the humor, what's the irony?  To me it's nothing more than a string of words, like reading the phone book.
    Don’t lose sleep over it

  • dmbolpdmbolp ATL Posts: 1,440
    dmbolp said:
    But what's the joke?  I'm not saying it's offensive at all, but what's funny about it, what's the humor, what's the irony?  To me it's nothing more than a string of words, like reading the phone book.
    Don’t lose sleep over it

    Is that supposed to be funny too? :)
  • dmbolpdmbolp ATL Posts: 1,440
    OK, I get it now after re-watching it way too many times.  I finally saw the punchline "you can't blame chickens for being suspicious, their murder rate is 100%"...okay, now it's somewhat funny, took a long time to get there, and I swear that part wasn't in the version I was at.
  • F Me In The BrainF Me In The Brain this knows everybody from other commets Posts: 31,599
    It's funnier to sort of trap people into watching you jagoff

    (Not at all, if course.)

    Always loved his comedy and the whole thing.  Couldn't understand his compulsion and found it off putting.
    We all have our issues but that was a pretty strange one.
    Hope he isn't randomly starting to whack it in front of people any longer.   

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  • It's funnier to sort of trap people into watching you jagoff

    (Not at all, if course.)

    Always loved his comedy and the whole thing.  Couldn't understand his compulsion and found it off putting.
    We all have our issues but that was a pretty strange one.
    Hope he isn't randomly starting to whack it in front of people any longer.   

    yeah according to HR at my company, you can't whack it in front of people
  • HughFreakingDillonHughFreakingDillon Winnipeg Posts: 38,172
    It's funnier to sort of trap people into watching you jagoff

    (Not at all, if course.)

    Always loved his comedy and the whole thing.  Couldn't understand his compulsion and found it off putting.
    We all have our issues but that was a pretty strange one.
    Hope he isn't randomly starting to whack it in front of people any longer.   

    yeah according to HR at my company, you can't whack it in front of people
    How about behind them? Off to the side? 
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  • tempo_n_groovetempo_n_groove Posts: 40,560
    dmbolp said:
    he did that chicken joke during his SNL monologue. I actually thought it was fucking funny. 
    Whoa!  Just looked it up...this is funny?!?!?  I must be old  :) 

    https://www.youtube.com/shorts/gXkYC4IFHLU
    That was hysterical!

    Jimmy Fallon must be more to your liking?
  • tempo_n_groovetempo_n_groove Posts: 40,560
    It's funnier to sort of trap people into watching you jagoff

    (Not at all, if course.)

    Always loved his comedy and the whole thing.  Couldn't understand his compulsion and found it off putting.
    We all have our issues but that was a pretty strange one.
    Hope he isn't randomly starting to whack it in front of people any longer.   

    yeah according to HR at my company, you can't whack it in front of people
    How about behind them? Off to the side? 
    Above them, no?
  • tylermooretylermoore St. Joseph, MI Posts: 1,048
    dmbolp said:
    he did that chicken joke during his SNL monologue. I actually thought it was fucking funny. 
    Whoa!  Just looked it up...this is funny?!?!?  I must be old  :) 

    https://www.youtube.com/shorts/gXkYC4IFHLU
    That was hysterical!

    Jimmy Fallon must be more to your liking?
    Which would be fine, because he’s also funny
  • mace1229mace1229 Posts: 9,561
    Never heard that chicken joke before, it didn't do anything for me either. But I love his of course....but maybe set.
  • tempo_n_groovetempo_n_groove Posts: 40,560
    dmbolp said:
    he did that chicken joke during his SNL monologue. I actually thought it was fucking funny. 
    Whoa!  Just looked it up...this is funny?!?!?  I must be old  :) 

    https://www.youtube.com/shorts/gXkYC4IFHLU
    That was hysterical!

    Jimmy Fallon must be more to your liking?
    Which would be fine, because he’s also funny
    Who I find dry and boring.  I need comedians to push the envelope.  Being "safe" doesn't do it for me all the time.
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