Where's Vince Vaughn when ya need him?

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>> ^Raaagh:

>> ^nach0s:
This is fucking great. I had never heard of this show. Thanks!

get an original thought mate.


I see what you did there.

>> ^nach0s:

This is fucking great. I had never heard of this show. Thanks!


get an original thought mate.

No, Vince Vaughn was playing the game. Anyways, I think the movie was excellently scripted.

There's a comedian, Sebastian Maniscalco on Vince Vaughn's Wild West Comedy tour on Sho Time that does this exact joke...I don't know who stole from who, if at all. Unfortunately he did the joke here in San Diego and everybody turned on him hahaha.

>> ^shuac:
No, a dangerous danger sign is not ironic. It's coincidental, tragic, funny...but not ironic.
A "Safety" kind of sign that's also dangerous is ironic. You see what I'm getting at?
Irony has that opposition-of-expectations thing that no other literary device has. But because of that damned song, every kid with a piss-poor literature teacher (which is everyone) thinks that everything is ironic.
A great example of irony is in the movie Dodgeball, the one with Ben Stiller and Vince Vaughn. The team's dodgeball coach, who was Irish, gets crushed by a huge "Luck o' the Irish" sign in Las Vegas. Later, Vince Vaughn says, "They don't make a Sorry-your-coach-was-crushed-by-two-tons-of-irony Hallmark card." Funny, funny scene.


Alright. I see your point. You got it right on the nose thought. My english teacher was royally messed up and found irony in EVERYTHING! Our final exam once was simply "In 3 pages, describe the irony in Hamlet", I shit you not!

Still though, I'm not going to update the title of this video so that I can attract more viewers!

No, a dangerous danger sign is not ironic. It's coincidental, tragic, funny...but not ironic.

A "Safety" kind of sign that's also dangerous is ironic. You see what I'm getting at?

Irony has that opposition-of-expectations thing that no other literary device has. But because of that damned song, every kid with a piss-poor literature teacher (which is everyone) thinks that everything is ironic.

A great example of irony is in the movie Dodgeball, the one with Ben Stiller and Vince Vaughn. The team's dodgeball coach, who was Irish, gets crushed by a huge "Luck o' the Irish" sign in Las Vegas. Later, Vince Vaughn says, "They don't make a Sorry-your-coach-was-crushed-by-two-tons-of-irony Hallmark card." Funny, funny scene.

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It's so hard to pick when there are three locations involved.

Vince Vaughn and Alan Cummings were present for their films. I spoke with a woman who couldn't take the sadistic scenes at the beginning of the Cummings film. It's his first time directing. She walked out.

There were a number of New Orleans based documentaries too.


I appreciate the positive Saints remark.

> she's rather creepy-lookin'

I saw some movie with her and Vince Vaughn where you can tell that she is officially quite attractive.

Swingers! One of my favorite comedies, and one of the few things I liked Vince Vaughn in. Great sift.

It was really bizarre to see Vince Vaughn in this role after seeing him today in so many comedy films.