>> ^Yogi:

Wow...just wow. I hope my gay roommate didn't hear that.


Ehh, we're all fair game.

>> ^AnomalousDatum:

It's weird, I didn't recognize Antonio until I read the caption after, must not have seen him in a while.


I started to watch the video before reading the caption, and at first glance I thought it was Rowan Atkinson!

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I would hope so....theyre paid a small country's gdp to act in movies. If they weren't good at doing accents.....

>> ^Boise_Lib:

They did surprisingly well.

You know what this reminds me of?

"Put smarties tubes on cats legs, make them walk like a robot" -- Jimmy Carr's anagram on QI.

I think he is saying "Treat 'em mean, keep 'em keen." Keen as in interested and as cliche advice for someone who is dating.

>> ^Nebosuke:

I'm missing the expression he says around 2:18. What is that expression and what does it mean?
I feel like this concept is explored quite a bit among comedians for longer than it has been acceptable on stage.
See The Aristocrats http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Aristocrats_(film)

>> ^alien_concept:

Watch out this will probably get pulled


Yea I saw that. Stupid copyright...

>> ^poolcleaner:

The audience isn't deciding what is acceptable. He's lured them in and removed their inhibitions, making it all very easy to swallow. But I guess that's the point really -- getting someone else to swallow something you know is nasty. Take it, audience, take it and like it.


But they could still spit it out, if they don't like the taste...

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>> ^Chaucer:

where's the rest?

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Isn't it great when that happens?

In reply to this comment by alien_concept:
>> ^Boise_Lib:

promote


Hey, thanks dude! Moved up so quick, was surprised when I woke up this morning :

>> ^Boise_Lib:

promote


Hey, thanks dude! Moved up so quick, was surprised when I woke up this morning

>> ^A10anis:

He says; "It's a joke, i wasn't being serious or trying to make a point."
I don't think Bill Hicks or George Carlin (to name just two) would be in that catagory of comedian. Their whole comic agenda was to make points about everything, whilst wrapped up in the guise of comedy.


You know what, I thought exactly the same thing. But then Jimmy Carr definitely isn't the type of comedian to sell you his beliefs, he just-tells-jokes.