You know me well!

The gif is on my facebook page now. Rowrrr.

>> ^AdrianBlack:

I knew when I saw 'sexy pants' in a Craig Ferguson sift, that it was bareboards2. Heh.

I knew when I saw 'sexy pants' in a Craig Ferguson sift, that it was bareboards2. Heh.

Yeah, Craig Ferguson - he's such a rebel.

>> ^dag:

Totally agree with you. Best show on TV. Especially if you like the inside baseball world of standup comedy. Also check out Marc Maron's WTF podcast for this, which is excellent.
Louie was hilarious as usual on this, but I wish Conan wouldn't read off the talking points cards to set up the bits. This is my biggest pet peeve of talk shows - and why I prefer the interviews at the Daily Show.
>> ^Trancecoach:
Not me. I love his show. It's one of the smartest and funniest programs on television. There's often a very subtle, yet powerful message in each program about modern life -- usually something rarely seen on television.
And this clip is great, too. I appreciate how animated and angry he got, for the sake of the dog. It speaks to the positive side of male aggression (which doesn't get the recognition it deserves).
>> ^bookface:
Louis CK is one of the funniest stand up comedians out there... but that show, "Louie," almost never makes me laugh. This clip made me laugh harder than three episodes of Louie stuck together. I probably just don't get it yet but maybe I'm not alone? Peace.




I agree with you about the set-up cards, dag. That's one thing I love about Craig Ferguson--whenever a guest comes on his show he tears up a stack of blue cards and throws them in a protest against the conformity of talk show hosts.

Thanks for the promot....Hey, a Craig Ferguson playlist--cool!

My girlfriend says I have a Man-crush on him (I do)

I never really knew about Dr. Who until Craig Ferguson (my girlfriend says I have a Man-crush on him) told us about the show.

The pic of Billie Piper doesn't really do her justice--she's Hot!

Ha, ha, they spelled honorable wrong

>> ^bareboards2:
Usually having to hit up Google to understand a joke undermines it.... not this time.
>> ^radx:
That's what "Fall Gelb" was all about -- dinner with Sandrine at "Le Chapon Fin" in Bordeaux.



Lol. Usually not getting the joke undermines it

Usually having to hit up Google to understand a joke undermines it.... not this time.


>> ^radx:

That's what "Fall Gelb" was all about -- dinner with Sandrine at "Le Chapon Fin" in Bordeaux.

http://videosift.com/video/Radx-s-Bud-Claus-writes-Craig-Ferguson-for-Date-Advice

I wanted this to be you and not your bud, but I think it doesn't quite fit, if memory serves. Which it often doesn't....

Still, this cracked me up.

Craig always has his panties in a bunch. It is part of his charm...

In reply to this comment by NaMeCaF:
More like who got Craig's panties in a bunch today?

Which leads me to ask -- when and where is a necessary penis peek? (DON'T ANSWER THAT!!!)

>> ^smooman:

one of the primary reason i wear boxer-briefs. comfort of boxers without unnecessary penis peeks

>> ^NaMeCaF:

Ah Rose. Marry me?


And then divorce NaMeCaF and then marry me!

Wait, what was Craig doing with Jay Leno?

Cross promote --

http://videosift.com/video/Making-Jokes-about-Sexual-Harassmt-is-SH-so-Craig-does-it

That whole show had a sexual harassment theme to it. This is his monologue, when he basically sexually harasses everyone.

Never tell Craig Ferguson NOT to do something. He is then sure to do it.

>> ^Kofi:

What does the phrase "think yo" mean? She keeps using it after compliments.


It's a personal reminder.

I love that they got Craig Ferguson - his excellent voice work was a high point (in a movie that was all great) in "How to Train Your Dragon".

I don't know the director (Mark Andrews, who hasn't done much apparently). But it's hard not to give him the benefit of doubt when he worked on two Brad Bird films (Iron Giant and The Incredibles). He did storyboards for those, and both those films had incredible, unforgettable scene composition. I've seen Incredibles like 4500 times (my son LOVED it) and some of the shots, even just those that flash by, are positively inspired. The only downside is that it's hard to watch a regular animated film after - so many lazy shots, cut-and-paste jobs, and so much dead time. Anyways, yeah, that's a good sign.

Also, I think being in Brad's presence melts impurities out of your soul, so this should be an amazing film.