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It's in the Avatars thread, somewhere. I'm lazy. It's also on college humour.

Thank you, good sir.

As old as it is, its funny every time.

Classics are meant to be messed with. That's why they're classics.

I'm also reminded of the Kids in the Hall sketch with the Worst Straight Man Ever. "Oh, I see what your problem is! Look, you're confused by their names, because they all sound like questions."

http://www.kithfan.org/work/transcripts/one/vaudeville.html

To adapt something, that i read on a "Munchkin" card:

This is the oldest [joke] in the book. But it works! That is why it is in the book.

Evil Twin wrote:"Munchkin"

Oh geeze, been so long since I've played that!

I just noticed at the end, paul almost says what too early.

That was AMAZING guys. An amazing skit originally, but this just was...Wow. Lots of rofls.

This is really, really awesome. You expanded upon while still kept your distance from the original.

I forgot to turn off my voice-to-text software as this was playing. Much fun was had by all.

so this wasn't an original peice?

Corax wrote:so this wasn't an original peice?

It's a clarification of this.

Corax wrote:so this wasn't an original peice?

I'd count it as a spin-off.

Corax wrote:so this wasn't an original peice?

New twist on an old classic.

The concept was the same, all the actual "jokes" were different.

It was actually more complex than the original.

wait, whos what and whats who? i'm not sure but i dont know whats who but that just made less sence when who said that thats i dont know!

LOL awesome vid! vary funny 8/10

LOL!! What an awesome take on a classic - well done guys!

JesterJ. wrote:

Evil Twin wrote:"Munchkin"

Oh geeze, been so long since I've played that!

Effing love that game - I don't have it personally - need to pick it up, but I have Chez Geek...

I played that tonight, in fact.

Oddly, i don't find the original funny at all. Your version, however, is hillarious.

As is this one:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3hnY2f8lIjc&mode=related&search=

anotherearth wrote: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!))

I must be far too young, but then again, i do live on an entirely different continent to you guys...

Graham wrote:

Corax wrote:so this wasn't an original peice?

New twist on an old classic.

The concept was the same, all the actual "jokes" were different.

ok i hadnt seen the original but it was funny anyways

Dr Frankenjam wrote:

anotherearth wrote: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!))

I must be far too young, but then again, i do live on an entirely different continent to you guys...

Not an excuse, it's been translated into well over a dozen different languages, and is one of the best-known comedic dialogues in the world.

Never seen the origonal, however the main idea I was somewhat familiar with. I did enjoy this one, and I think it was absolutely brilliant.

Their Favorite Performance

BA and LC named this one the best of all performances.

tak197 wrote:Their Favorite Performance

BA and LC named this one the best of all performances.

That one is not my favorite. Therefore, it is obsolete.

Many moons ago, when I was very, very young, I heard the original Abbot & Costello Who's on First and just didn't get it ... because I was in the same mindset as Costello.

It wasn't until a few years later when I was older that I finally got it, which made it just that much funnier to me.

I must say, LRR's post is very well done IMHO. It certainly "clears things up" even with the visual, and that is what makes yours so brilliant. LOL.

BRAVO! \o/

EDIT - this is my favorite version of it:
http://www.nocryinginbaseball.com/WhosOnFirstAudio.mp3