It's Very Simple
It's Very Simple
For those keeping score at home: Abbot & Costello - Who's On First.
first! this space reserved for humor
EDIT: After finally destroying the evils of AOL, I was able to see the video.
Bravo once again to Paul's many talents, now including the ability to say "what" in several tones and voices.
EDIT: After finally destroying the evils of AOL, I was able to see the video.
Bravo once again to Paul's many talents, now including the ability to say "what" in several tones and voices.
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oh sosososososososso funny!!! i love the way you took the classic skit and totally made LRR-ish... and i just invented a word... oh yeah!
and the thing at the end = PURE GENIUS!
and the thing at the end = PURE GENIUS!
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Brilliant guys!
A true American classic!
(for those that haven't seen the original, click here)
((if you've never heard of the sketch ever before, you are far too young!))
A true American classic!
(for those that haven't seen the original, click here)
((if you've never heard of the sketch ever before, you are far too young!))
Very nice take on the classic sketch guys! I think saying "shutup" kinda killed it a little bit, but it was still very funny.
I always had an issue with the original sketch though...sometimes they'd rush the lines way too fast instead of letting the joke sink in for a second. Can't blame them after having to do that sketch who knows how many times.
I always had an issue with the original sketch though...sometimes they'd rush the lines way too fast instead of letting the joke sink in for a second. Can't blame them after having to do that sketch who knows how many times.
That was cool, and like eyewitness accounts, I had a very clear idea who was playing what...
-For The Record-
Who=1st base
What=2nd base
I don't know=3rd base
Tomarrow= Pitcher
Becuase=Outfield
Why=Leftfield
Good Job Guys, and by the way 20th post.yay.
-For The Record-
Who=1st base
What=2nd base
I don't know=3rd base
Tomarrow= Pitcher
Becuase=Outfield
Why=Leftfield
Good Job Guys, and by the way 20th post.yay.
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Interesting take on a classic. I've never seen it done with more than two people, though, and I'm ambivalent about having the players respond to the duo. Still, I like it for adding that extra LRR flair as Korri pointed out.
P.S. I should make an effort to follow StoneageRocker's posts - it works out so well.
P.S. I should make an effort to follow StoneageRocker's posts - it works out so well.
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Can't say it made me roll on the floor, but I smiled. I think I heard the French translation of the joke before, so I wasn't too unfamiliar.
I dunno, perhaps an extra 15 seconds or so of original content could have spiced the short up. LRR-specific memes or characters could have been used if you didn't feel too creative this week, even if I think you intentionally make most of the entries into the "Shorts" category independent of other movies' content.
Could also have been nice to see more of the "secondary" LRR crew.
I dunno, perhaps an extra 15 seconds or so of original content could have spiced the short up. LRR-specific memes or characters could have been used if you didn't feel too creative this week, even if I think you intentionally make most of the entries into the "Shorts" category independent of other movies' content.
Could also have been nice to see more of the "secondary" LRR crew.
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I think i saw something like this only at a rental store, with movies like "The day after tomorrow" due the day after tomorrow.
Real funny this week, but I couldnt help notice, was Matt wearing the same shirt Graham was wearing at the end of "Daylight Savings"? or is it just a popular shirt.
Real funny this week, but I couldnt help notice, was Matt wearing the same shirt Graham was wearing at the end of "Daylight Savings"? or is it just a popular shirt.
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OMFG I was giggling throughout the entire thing... God, that was freaking funny!! The line "It's like talking to a brick wall" Graham said to Paul was especially funny to me because I use the phrase often, and each time Graham had to tell Bill to shut up after he interrupted him kept me laughing hysterically for some reason.
Extremely nice work, everybody!!
Extremely nice work, everybody!!
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What's particularly funny is that Paul repeatedly showed signs he was understanding, and then Graham would misunderstand Paul's statements and conclude that he didn't get it.
The "it's like talking to a brick wall" line came right after Graham incorrectly rejected Paul's correct statement.
The "it's like talking to a brick wall" line came right after Graham incorrectly rejected Paul's correct statement.
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Dance with us, LRR! Dance with us into oblivion!
Do not question me! I control your arms!
Dance with us, LRR! Dance with us into oblivion!
Do not question me! I control your arms!
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Cake wrote:Way to kill the mood. That's like having sex with your gf, and in the middle of it saying "Oh yeah, by the way, I have VD."
The cost of error-free comedy videos is constant vigilance, Cake. Constant. Vigilance.
By the way, nice custom user title.
I require a dance of intellect. Put on your thinking shoes!
Dance with us, LRR! Dance with us into oblivion!
Do not question me! I control your arms!
Dance with us, LRR! Dance with us into oblivion!
Do not question me! I control your arms!
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