NO. Louis CK fucking sucks. That guy is a rambling directionless fucking pussy with no balls. That guy is exactly the type of person I'm talking about when I say stand up sucks!
Also, lol @ my FB friends
post by moot point at Jun 2,2014 3:45pm
ITT: some things are funny to some people while not to others.
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I bet you Mitch would've had his own show. His style was so unique. I love his observational humor.
The actual humor itself coupled with his delivery. It was the kind of humor where if you were sitting around with a group of friends telling jokes like that, at least half of them would be rolling their eyes and groaning, but knowing that just made him that much funnier to me.
Didn't crack a grin at Michael Winslow. Yeah he's talented with his voice but I don't think that talent really translates well into stand up. I could only take about five minutes of that Bill Burr shit before I had to shut it off, not even close to funny. I am enjoying Doug Stanhope so far though.
The problem that I have with most of it is that it's the most shamelessly self-indulgent form of expression out there. Give me a guy like George Carlin who actually has something to say and is well nuanced and also has the ability to make it funny. With his performances, it was like the humor was secondary to the point he was making, but it worked so well.
post by DOWN WITH WICKED MUSIC at Jun 3,2014 5:53pm
The problem that I have with most of it is that it's the most shamelessly self-indulgent form of expression out there.
Give me a guy like George Carlin who actually has something to say and is well nuanced and also has the ability to make it funny.
With his performances, it was like the humor was secondary to the point he was making, but it worked so well.
