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Roiffalo 01-15-2016 01:55 PM

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Originally Posted by Morningriser (Post 1009121)
I totally forgot Tosh. I knew I was forgetting someone. His show and stand up specials are hilarious and with me being a big fan of pro wrestling like he is I love it whenever he calls out Arn Anderson, "that's right, I'm calling you out Arn!"

You didn't forget, he was the first one you mentioned on your list?

Morningriser 01-15-2016 02:04 PM

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Originally Posted by Roiffalo (Post 1009126)
You didn't forget, he was the first one you mentioned on your list?

oh, well nevermind lol

Sculpt 01-15-2016 08:20 PM

Wow, even in the giant list, plenty of my favorites haven't been mentioned...

Steven Wright - genius, pseudo-intellectual humor
Emo Phillips - same as Wright, but more story orientated

Steve Martin - manic creative genius. "Let's Get Small", grandmother's song.

Lenny Bruce - early work, stream of consciousness --
John Mulaney - New in Town (on netflix) - basically clean and funny, the golden combo
jerry seinfield - smaart & generally clean
sara silverman -- funny and smart standup, does good sellf-deluded routine

As mentioned by others: danderfield- No respect, Carlin, cosby

I like smart, creative, insightful & sincere standup. The nasty, cruel, supercool, badass routine bores me.

Morningriser 01-16-2016 07:54 AM

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Originally Posted by Sculpt (Post 1009140)
cosby.

I was never a fan of Bill's comedy. I respected him for what he did but I always thought his show like all the others that acted like you could go Anakin Skywalker on a room full of kids and at the end of the day everything will be ok was a load of shit, even when I was like 5 years old I knew it was all lies. Now his show makes more sense. He made his fake family seem so wholesome to hide the fact that he was a creep. I bet he had an old van and everything.

Baron Von Marlon 01-16-2016 07:56 AM

Added to my list:
-Jim Gaffigan
-Steven Wright
-Patrice O' Neal

I think Tosh is alright but he relies to much on slagging off other people.
And his insults aren't always that creative.

I'm surprised no one else mentioned Doug Stanhope.

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Originally Posted by Sculpt (Post 1009140)
Wow, even in the giant list, plenty of my favorites haven't been mentioned...

Steven Wright - genius, pseudo-intellectual humor

You might wanna check out Jimmy Carr, Mitch Hedberg, Stewart Francis.
http://www.solarmovie.ac/watch-stewa...10-online.html

Sculpt 01-16-2016 11:45 AM

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Originally Posted by Morningriser (Post 1009156)
I was never a fan of Bill's comedy. I respected him for what he did but I always thought his show like all the others that acted like you could go Anakin Skywalker on a room full of kids and at the end of the day everything will be ok was a load of shit, even when I was like 5 years old I knew it was all lies. Now his show makes more sense. He made his fake family seem so wholesome to hide the fact that he was a creep. I bet he had an old van and everything.

Well, as you know, there's more to a standup routine than humor -- odd as it sounds -- there's warmth, love, insightfulness, wisdom, just to name a few.

When I mention cosby here, i'm just talking standup. His routines would be full of family and neighborhood stories we can identify & commiserate with, delivered with warmth & insight. Not always the funniest stuff, but very enjoyable.

I watched his 80's sitcom; it was alright. I liked Cosby's "kids say the darndest things" better.
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Originally Posted by Baron Von Marlon (Post 1009157)
Added to my list:
-Jim Gaffigan
-Steven Wright
-Patrice O' Neal

I think Tosh is alright but he relies to much on slagging off other people.
And his insults aren't always that creative.

I'm surprised no one else mentioned Doug Stanhope.



You might wanna check out Jimmy Carr, Mitch Hedberg, Stewart Francis.
http://www.solarmovie.ac/watch-stewa...10-online.html

Thanks for the rec's! I'll checkem out


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