The Aristocrats!

Fris_Leafshadow · 08-26-2005, 01:04 AM

Kiely · 08-26-2005, 04:36 AM

Woo at last.

Kasonic · 08-26-2005, 07:02 AM

I wanna see that SO BAD.

wamphyr · 08-30-2005, 11:38 PM

about the joke .. i only found versions and adaptations of the aristocrat jokes but i dont know the original one .. so if you folks could be so kind to tell it to me i would really appreciate it.

Please.
Thank you.

Zinke · 08-31-2005, 12:36 AM

I doubt anyone knows the original for sure. This documentary kind of shows that. It's from the days of vaudeville, maybe before.

All it has is a setup and a punchline. The idea is to let the comedian improvise whatever his mind can think of.

btw: I already saw the movie, forgot it was still being rolled out for release. It didn't last long at my theater, so I'm glad I saw it. It's very funny if you are an avid stand-up fan, as alot of comedians make an appearance. But, it feels like it brings you into the stand-up world, letting you have a friendly chat about the art of comedy with the peformers.

Bob Saget's one is good, simply because it's Bob Saget telling one, something he plays up alot. I went and saw him at my local comedy club this last weekend too. He loves playing off his nice guy persona now. He's still a dirty comic, but he'll apologize profusely anytime he says something shocking, as if he just couldn't help himself. I liked it a lot for some reason.

Sanchek · 08-31-2005, 02:21 AM

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Originally Posted by Zinke

I went and saw him at my local comedy club this last weekend too. He loves playing off his nice guy persona now. He's still a dirty comic, but he'll apologize profusely anytime he says something shocking, as if he just couldn't help himself. I liked it a lot for some reason.

He was funny like that when he guested on Entourage too. Season two, episode five; if you want to check it out.

08-26-2005, 04:36 AM	#2 (permalink)
Kiely He who dares, wins Rodders. Join Date: Jun 2004 Posts: 1,097 +2 Internets	Woo at last. __________________ Ban deep thought.

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wamphyr Registered User Join Date: May 2005 Posts: 405 +3 Internets	about the joke .. i only found versions and adaptations of the aristocrat jokes but i dont know the original one .. so if you folks could be so kind to tell it to me i would really appreciate it. Please. Thank you. __________________ Warrior of Semantic Justice

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08-26-2005, 07:02 AM	#3 (permalink)
Kasonic dumb Join Date: Mar 2005 Posts: 2,627 +1 Internets	I wanna see that SO BAD.

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Zinke I think I'm drunk enough to drive you home. Join Date: Jul 2002 Location: What is, is. Posts: 2,458 +0 Internets	I doubt anyone knows the original for sure. This documentary kind of shows that. It's from the days of vaudeville, maybe before. All it has is a setup and a punchline. The idea is to let the comedian improvise whatever his mind can think of. btw: I already saw the movie, forgot it was still being rolled out for release. It didn't last long at my theater, so I'm glad I saw it. It's very funny if you are an avid stand-up fan, as alot of comedians make an appearance. But, it feels like it brings you into the stand-up world, letting you have a friendly chat about the art of comedy with the peformers. Bob Saget's one is good, simply because it's Bob Saget telling one, something he plays up alot. I went and saw him at my local comedy club this last weekend too. He loves playing off his nice guy persona now. He's still a dirty comic, but he'll apologize profusely anytime he says something shocking, as if he just couldn't help himself. I liked it a lot for some reason.