^Haha. To be fair, Danny Tanner's chocolate milks can resolve any conflict (for him, anyway!).

I think anybody who's good at bending their emotions to their will had to work to get there.

All anybody wants in any situation is someone who's in control.

It's fixed! Hurray!

In reply to this comment by chilaxe:
*dead unfortunately!

You have been awarded 1 Power Point for fixing the embed code for Dead Pool video Human Giant: Will Arnett and the Olsen Twins. Thank you for helping maintain VideoSift's reliability.

And if anybody knows about threatening the safety of everybody in the room, it's blankfist. There's a reason he's not allowed within 50 feet of a playground anymore.

>> ^blankfist:
First defensive roastee evar! Imagine watching the Bob Saget Roast and seeing Bob crack Jeff Ross across the mouth for making inappropriate Olsen Twin jokes. Let's all cool our heels and relax. This is supposed to be fun (and incredibly mean), and if you have a personal beef with the pick of the roastee (gunner, I'm looking at you), you're being an ass by saying it here.
So, let's shake it off, put on a smile and get back to making fun of this douchebag, ObsidianFairy, and anyone else in the room, even karkarlee. It's a roast. No one is safe.

First defensive roastee evar! Imagine watching the Bob Saget Roast and seeing Bob crack Jeff Ross across the mouth for making inappropriate Olsen Twin jokes. Let's all cool our heels and relax. This is supposed to be fun (and incredibly mean), and if you have a personal beef with the pick of the roastee (gunner, I'm looking at you), you're being an ass by saying it here.

So, let's shake it off, put on a smile and get back to making fun of this douchebag, ObsidianFairy, and anyone else in the room, even karkarlee. It's a roast. No one is safe.

>> ^spoco2:
BUT
That's not the point of the joke. The point is that it's a terrible punchline, it's not the joke itself that's funny, it's the telling. AND as such it's a joke that comedians tell each other to demonstrate how good they are at the telling of a joke, not remembering a punchline.
Plus it has become who can make the most twistedly depraved version of it.


Hmm, so it's a David Brent style awkward hollow ending? OK, I guess that's better. Still not convinced it's a classic. I know it's in the telling and it's just fail across the board as far as I'm concerned.

>> ^Quboid:
>> ^Zor:
See Saget's version of 'The Aristocrats' for some context. Filthy!

I hate that joke. I don't see what is funny about it at all. I'm pretty sure I get it, it's an inappropriate name but ... haha? I presume Saget's version included some sort of under age buggery or other such light entertainment but I hate the joke too much to Youtube it.
Yes, Youtube is a verb now.


The joke is that Aristocrats are the 'height' of society, and yet you were just shown a group of people doing the most depraved things... which is probably more apt as to what the aristocracy is like.

BUT

That's not the point of the joke. The point is that it's a terrible punchline, it's not the joke itself that's funny, it's the telling. AND as such it's a joke that comedians tell each other to demonstrate how good they are at the telling of a joke, not remembering a punchline.

Plus it has become who can make the most twistedly depraved version of it.

>> ^Zor:
See Saget's version of 'The Aristocrats' for some context. Filthy!


I hate that joke. I don't see what is funny about it at all. I'm pretty sure I get it, it's an inappropriate name but ... haha? I presume Saget's version included some sort of under age buggery or other such light entertainment but I hate the joke too much to Youtube it.

Yes, Youtube is a verb now.

Is that the olsen twins? omg they are HORRIBLE! and look at Stefani ...a Monster I tell you!