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[Baby Lee]

If I LOVE Haratio Sanz, post SNL can I HATE THE **** out of John Daly?

I've never laughed at a single thing he's said, and I think Bill Cosby Bucowsky is the worst characters ever.

[Baby Lee]

Shit I already have to retract.

'Nancy Grace is human garbage.'


On the most recent @Midnight, honest guffaw, can't lie.

But then, I'd have laughed at that ANYWHERE.

Then they moved on Sugar Free Gummi Bears.

"The weapons grade sluice, my anus was angrily shouting into the porcelain."





I won't ruin for anyone, but the contestants' guesses for which 'novel' that came from was COMEDY GOLD if you track it down [ie, comedycentral.com].

I don't know if I've laughed harder thans Julie Klausner's

Spoiler!

Push: a novel by Sapphire

on live TV since WKRP's 'As God as my witness I thought they could fly.'

[hometeam]

[Baby Lee]

Originally Posted by hometeam

Jon Daly has been on a ton of shit love, and made me hate him every time ['til, mildly @midnight. And I've nver really like Horatio but he's been KILLING alt-comedy in the past year or so.

[noa]

I agree that Bill Cosby Bukowski is horrible. Mall McCartney was mildly funny, nut Daly rarely gets a laugh out of me.

Horatio Sanz, on the other hand, has made me laugh hysterically recently. His 90's rock scene survivor was excellent, especially his story about trying to get into a concert when his name was on the list.

[Baby Lee]

Originally Posted by noa

I agree that Bill Cosby Bukowski is horrible. Mall McCartney was mildly funny, nut Daly rarely gets a laugh out of me.

Horatio Sanz, on the other hand, has made me laugh hysterically recently. His 90's rock scene survivor was excellent, especially his story about trying to get into a concert when his name was on the list.

Have you heard him as Coco Marx, a surviving Marx Bros. great-grandson on Comedy Bang-Bang. some of the funniest stuff I've heard.


http://www.earwolf.com/episode/hollywild/

[noa]

I've had that episode in my queue for a little while and am eager to get to it, thanks for the endorsement

[Baby Lee]

Originally Posted by noa

I've had that episode in my queue for a little while and am eager to get to it, thanks for the endorsement

He has one of the darkest, thus one of the funniest jokes on there.

I kind of spoil it on the 'podcasts' thread so you can check back after to see if you agree.

I don't if it's as conceptually as funny as his Aaron Neville impression, but how intrinsically funny do you have to be to say 'cotton' and 'cocoa butter' in an amazingly slow falsetto as you can? I mean, I guess that is conceptually funny, but how can you mess it up once you think of it, or decline to do it at all?

It's like Hanz and Franz or Waynes World, genius ideas that are easy to do once you've thought them up.