I canceled Netflix a month ago after they raised prices for the third time in two years and become more expensive then HBO per month. I plan on renewing in a few months to catch up and then cancel for a few more. I was an OG subscriber since the ol’ DVD in the mail days.
I’m sure this will go over well in a PC society. I wished this happen 20 years ago when it still could have been a huge success. Truth is, you cannot joke about anything anymore without offending someone.
tired take.
You don't need to call gay people "fags" and joke about them being feminine to be funny.
Thanks for teaching me how to interpret humor.
No problems.
I liked Chris Tuckers netflix special, but I found his jokes about raping women in bad taste and not funny at all. It was off putting. What did you think of it? And does that make me a part of this problem you feel exist?
And most stuff from RAW and Delicious would still work today. Or what in them can't you joke about? if you remove the homophobia that is?
Most of what is in Raw couldn’t be joked about. The first bit that came to mind is the one about Johnny Carson and his wife getting half of all his assets in the divorce. “When you’re married to Johnny Carson, you’re only job is fuck your husband.” Hilarious line that still rings true today and I guarantee people today would have a problem with the bit.
Haha. Bill Burr and people joke about similar things today, I would say. So... He's a bit less pussy-focused I get.
I just love watching Eddie do characters. Haha. He's so damn charming.
I canceled Netflix a month ago after they raised prices for the third time in two years and become more expensive then HBO per month. I plan on renewing in a few months to catch up and then cancel for a few more. I was an OG subscriber since the ol’ DVD in the mail days.
Eddie won’t get me back. $11 / month will.
Take one month and go through Eddies new stuff, The Toys That Made Us season 3 and Pearl Jam Touring Band 2020.
Will be worth it.
"Mostly I think that people react sensitively because they know you’ve got a point"
I’m sure this will go over well in a PC society. I wished this happen 20 years ago when it still could have been a huge success. Truth is, you cannot joke about anything anymore without offending someone.
tired take.
You don't need to call gay people "fags" and joke about them being feminine to be funny.
Thanks for teaching me how to interpret humor.
Bill Burr has a bit ridiculing how people got easily offended at a domestic violence joke.
I canceled Netflix a month ago after they raised prices for the third time in two years and become more expensive then HBO per month. I plan on renewing in a few months to catch up and then cancel for a few more. I was an OG subscriber since the ol’ DVD in the mail days.
Eddie won’t get me back. $11 / month will.
Yeah, same here. Keeping it until I catch the last couple episodes of Stranger Things and a few of Comedians in Cars, then bye-bye.
As to the OP, the amount bothers me no more than paying professional sports players a shitload of money. Or actors and the like.
And I love Murphy's humor. Inch up to the line, put your toes on it, even cross it. Some of the best did it - Carlin, Kinison, Miller, Williams, Hicks...the list goes on.
I canceled Netflix a month ago after they raised prices for the third time in two years and become more expensive then HBO per month. I plan on renewing in a few months to catch up and then cancel for a few more. I was an OG subscriber since the ol’ DVD in the mail days.
Eddie won’t get me back. $11 / month will.
Yeah, same here. Keeping it until I catch the last couple episodes of Stranger Things and a few of Comedians in Cars, then bye-bye.
As to the OP, the amount bothers me no more than paying professional sports players a shitload of money. Or actors and the like.
And I love Murphy's humor. Inch up to the line, put your toes on it, even cross it. Some of the best did it - Carlin, Kinison, Miller, Williams, Hicks...the list goes on.
Bring it on, Eddie!
...but The Toys That Made Us season 3 will talk about Turtles
"Mostly I think that people react sensitively because they know you’ve got a point"
I canceled Netflix a month ago after they raised prices for the third time in two years and become more expensive then HBO per month. I plan on renewing in a few months to catch up and then cancel for a few more. I was an OG subscriber since the ol’ DVD in the mail days.
Eddie won’t get me back. $11 / month will.
Yeah, same here. Keeping it until I catch the last couple episodes of Stranger Things and a few of Comedians in Cars, then bye-bye.
As to the OP, the amount bothers me no more than paying professional sports players a shitload of money. Or actors and the like.
And I love Murphy's humor. Inch up to the line, put your toes on it, even cross it. Some of the best did it - Carlin, Kinison, Miller, Williams, Hicks...the list goes on.
Bring it on, Eddie!
...but The Toys That Made Us season 3 will talk about Turtles
I have no idea what that is, so it surely won't sweeten the deal.
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I canceled Netflix a month ago after they raised prices for the third time in two years and become more expensive then HBO per month. I plan on renewing in a few months to catch up and then cancel for a few more. I was an OG subscriber since the ol’ DVD in the mail days.
Eddie won’t get me back. $11 / month will.
Is that for streaming? I'm on the DVD plan and it hasn't been raised in several years.
"Don't give in to the lies. Don't give in to the fear. Hold on to the truth. And to hope."
I canceled Netflix a month ago after they raised prices for the third time in two years and become more expensive then HBO per month. I plan on renewing in a few months to catch up and then cancel for a few more. I was an OG subscriber since the ol’ DVD in the mail days.
Eddie won’t get me back. $11 / month will.
Is that for streaming? I'm on the DVD plan and it hasn't been raised in several years.
yeah ... they kept raising it. anywho, i would usually spend more time navigating their movie and show menu then actually watching movies and shows ... much more time now that I think about it!
I think I will spend the next few months building a study for some reading ... maybe
I’m sure this will go over well in a PC society. I wished this happen 20 years ago when it still could have been a huge success. Truth is, you cannot joke about anything anymore without offending someone.
tired take.
You don't need to call gay people "fags" and joke about them being feminine to be funny.
Thanks for teaching me how to interpret humor.
Bill Burr has a bit ridiculing how people got easily offended at a domestic violence joke.
I really don’t know what you guys are talking about, a few years ago Daniel Tosh released a special where he spends 5-10 minutes listing things that we need to thank Osama bin Laden for, such as not having to walk our girlfriends into the airport anymore. Then he says “that alone was at least worth a tower!” Jim Jeffries has his famous bit about gun control, but in the very same special he jokes for several minutes about how women don’t deserve to make as much money as men and about how the only reason men love anal sex is because “we know you fucking hate it.” He has since been given 2 more Netflix specials and hosts a liberal news show on Comedy Central that often promotes feminist issues. There’s always going to be that small % of people that get pissed off about every little thing, but as long as you aren’t a non-African American person saying the n-word (not a problem for Eddie) or a straight person calling people the other f-word then you’ll probably be fine because you’re making jokes and most people get that.
I'm guessing Jim Parsons saw how much Seinfeld was making sitting on his butt and realized as a 46 year old man he didn't need to keep showing up at work playing a 30 year old nerd for a show that is 1% as funny as Seinfeld but will end up paying him just as much. Although I'm not sure Big Bang will have the shelf life of Seinfeld ...
I think this is an understatement.
As for Eddie Murphy, I can't even remember the last time he was funny. And as he told Seinfeld on Comedians in Cars, he hasn't been on stage in years. His comeback special wouldn't be like Chappelle's, who though he wasn't in the public eye for some time, he was still performing regularly. I have pretty low expectations for this. But hey, if some idiots wanted to give me $70 million, I'd take it to. So more power to Eddie. Maybe it'll be funny.
I'm guessing Jim Parsons saw how much Seinfeld was making sitting on his butt and realized as a 46 year old man he didn't need to keep showing up at work playing a 30 year old nerd for a show that is 1% as funny as Seinfeld but will end up paying him just as much. Although I'm not sure Big Bang will have the shelf life of Seinfeld ...
I think this is an understatement.
As for Eddie Murphy, I can't even remember the last time he was funny. And as he told Seinfeld on Comedians in Cars, he hasn't been on stage in years. His comeback special wouldn't be like Chappelle's, who though he wasn't in the public eye for some time, he was still performing regularly. I have pretty low expectations for this. But hey, if some idiots wanted to give me $70 million, I'd take it to. So more power to Eddie. Maybe it'll be funny.
I saw the comedians in cars episode with Murphy last night and thought it was ok. nothing too great.
I'm guessing Jim Parsons saw how much Seinfeld was making sitting on his butt and realized as a 46 year old man he didn't need to keep showing up at work playing a 30 year old nerd for a show that is 1% as funny as Seinfeld but will end up paying him just as much. Although I'm not sure Big Bang will have the shelf life of Seinfeld ...
I think this is an understatement.
As for Eddie Murphy, I can't even remember the last time he was funny. And as he told Seinfeld on Comedians in Cars, he hasn't been on stage in years. His comeback special wouldn't be like Chappelle's, who though he wasn't in the public eye for some time, he was still performing regularly. I have pretty low expectations for this. But hey, if some idiots wanted to give me $70 million, I'd take it to. So more power to Eddie. Maybe it'll be funny.
I saw the comedians in cars episode with Murphy last night and thought it was ok. nothing too great.
Murphy is the most somber low key But still 10 out of 10 charming person in the world.
"Mostly I think that people react sensitively because they know you’ve got a point"
I'm guessing Jim Parsons saw how much Seinfeld was making sitting on his butt and realized as a 46 year old man he didn't need to keep showing up at work playing a 30 year old nerd for a show that is 1% as funny as Seinfeld but will end up paying him just as much. Although I'm not sure Big Bang will have the shelf life of Seinfeld ...
I think this is an understatement.
As for Eddie Murphy, I can't even remember the last time he was funny. And as he told Seinfeld on Comedians in Cars, he hasn't been on stage in years. His comeback special wouldn't be like Chappelle's, who though he wasn't in the public eye for some time, he was still performing regularly. I have pretty low expectations for this. But hey, if some idiots wanted to give me $70 million, I'd take it to. So more power to Eddie. Maybe it'll be funny.
I saw the comedians in cars episode with Murphy last night and thought it was ok. nothing too great.
Murphy is the most somber low key But still 10 out of 10 charming person in the world.
I'm guessing Jim Parsons saw how much Seinfeld was making sitting on his butt and realized as a 46 year old man he didn't need to keep showing up at work playing a 30 year old nerd for a show that is 1% as funny as Seinfeld but will end up paying him just as much. Although I'm not sure Big Bang will have the shelf life of Seinfeld ...
I think this is an understatement.
As for Eddie Murphy, I can't even remember the last time he was funny. And as he told Seinfeld on Comedians in Cars, he hasn't been on stage in years. His comeback special wouldn't be like Chappelle's, who though he wasn't in the public eye for some time, he was still performing regularly. I have pretty low expectations for this. But hey, if some idiots wanted to give me $70 million, I'd take it to. So more power to Eddie. Maybe it'll be funny.
I saw the comedians in cars episode with Murphy last night and thought it was ok. nothing too great.
Murphy is the most somber low key But still 10 out of 10 charming person in the world.
Agreed.
He's definitely charming. I could have watched another hour of that Comedians in Cars. And it was already the longest episode. And him talking about his interactions with Cosby in the 80's were fascinating as hell.
I really don’t know what you guys are talking about, a few years ago Daniel Tosh released a special where he spends 5-10 minutes listing things that we need to thank Osama bin Laden for, such as not having to walk our girlfriends into the airport anymore. Then he says “that alone was at least worth a tower!” Jim Jeffries has his famous bit about gun control, but in the very same special he jokes for several minutes about how women don’t deserve to make as much money as men and about how the only reason men love anal sex is because “we know you fucking hate it.” He has since been given 2 more Netflix specials and hosts a liberal news show on Comedy Central that often promotes feminist issues. There’s always going to be that small % of people that get pissed off about every little thing, but as long as you aren’t a non-African American person saying the n-word (not a problem for Eddie) or a straight person calling people the other f-word then you’ll probably be fine because you’re making jokes and most people get that.
I think this post is the same point I was trying to make. Everyone’s a hypocrite. Just laugh and have fun unless it’s something blatantly offensive. Can you imagine Murphy doing the Japanese, “Mr. Fuck you man!” Impersonation today? Everything is offensive to someone, somewhere. It’s exhausting.
I still don't get how Netflix is too expensive. I pay $12.99 for each month. A cheap lunch is $9.50 but usually runs about $13. I don't see how getting all that Netflix offers for the price of a lunch is expensive.
I still don't get how Netflix is too expensive. I pay $12.99 for each month. A cheap lunch is $9.50 but usually runs about $13. I don't see how getting all that Netflix offers for the price of a lunch is expensive.
Eveything is relative.
”But I used to pay...” Is a strong thing.
"Mostly I think that people react sensitively because they know you’ve got a point"
I still don't get how Netflix is too expensive. I pay $12.99 for each month. A cheap lunch is $9.50 but usually runs about $13. I don't see how getting all that Netflix offers for the price of a lunch is expensive.
Priorities. Use vs. amount paid. Keep yours and enjoy it; just not worth it anymore for me.
(although that may change when the new Mindhunter comes out)
I’m sure this will go over well in a PC society. I wished this happen 20 years ago when it still could have been a huge success. Truth is, you cannot joke about anything anymore without offending someone.
My suggestion, would be for you and all other PC-doomsday shouters to take a listen to wonderful Eddie here:
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Eddie won’t get me back. $11 / month will.
Will be worth it.
https://youtu.be/0lr97vUOAiI
As to the OP, the amount bothers me no more than paying professional sports players a shitload of money. Or actors and the like.
And I love Murphy's humor. Inch up to the line, put your toes on it, even cross it. Some of the best did it - Carlin, Kinison, Miller, Williams, Hicks...the list goes on.
Bring it on, Eddie!
Maybe I am not PK after all.
As for Eddie Murphy, I can't even remember the last time he was funny. And as he told Seinfeld on Comedians in Cars, he hasn't been on stage in years. His comeback special wouldn't be like Chappelle's, who though he wasn't in the public eye for some time, he was still performing regularly. I have pretty low expectations for this. But hey, if some idiots wanted to give me $70 million, I'd take it to. So more power to Eddie. Maybe it'll be funny.
Pearl Jam bootlegs:
http://wegotshit.blogspot.com
Pearl Jam bootlegs:
http://wegotshit.blogspot.com
I found him hilarious (still!) when it came naturally; I like the fact that he's not always "on".
I still don't get how Netflix is too expensive. I pay $12.99 for each month. A cheap lunch is $9.50 but usually runs about $13. I don't see how getting all that Netflix offers for the price of a lunch is expensive.
”But I used to pay...” Is a strong thing.
(although that may change when the new Mindhunter comes out)
His bit with the family BBQ is the best.
"Gus. Why's the fire so big?"
"Look at Charlie over there with third degree burns... Eatin a muthafukin frank."
http://www.wtfpod.com/podcast/episode-1207-eddie-murphy