Juuuusssst a little more tweaking. Bring it down to Gilbert Gottfried level.

Anyone who was offended by these has never actually been to a live stand-up show... it's always much raunchier than their TV material (except for Jerry Seinfeld). Bob Saget.

I recommend watching The Aristocrats" if you've never seen it.
The title-joke itself isn't that funny, but it's a real comedians joke, and it's great to see all of these comedians tell it in their own way. (Gilbert Gottfried's was remarkable)

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Upvote for Gilbert Gottfried busting rhymes!!

Some of these sound like Dr. Seuss.

And seems all these informercials use the same 2-3 voice actors (plus a random Gilbert Gottfried)

When I read that, I hear it in Gilbert Gottfried's voice.

Ughh.

Watched about 3 minutes, before I had to stop or jam an icepick in my ear drum. Gilbert Gottfried is an unfunny little git with an annoying voice.

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We should roast each other in VS.

Not a good idea ant. I'll make you cry!

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Comedian Bill Burr made a great analogy the other day. Oddly enough he was not referring to the Daniel Tosh incident as this was a few days before that incident took place.

What he said was: "Watching an old woman falling down the stairs would be a HORRIBLE thing to see. Yet if you watched it happen in a Will Ferrell movie (or something) it would be hilarious"



His point being, it is possible (some say necessary) to laugh at the dark side of life and humanity.



Gilbert Gottfried also chimed in on this same topic in his editorial about the Daniel Tosh incident:



"have always felt comedy and tragedy are roommates. If you look up comedy and tragedy, you will find a very old picture of two masks. One mask is tragedy. It looks like it's crying. The other mask is comedy. It looks like it's laughing."

*mutual masturbation... I mean promoting.

http://videosift.com/video/50-Shades-of-Grey-the-Audiobook-read-by-Gilbert-Gottfried

Thanks ever so much for the embed fix!



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