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If FromaBuick6 has to watch one more Chevy commercial, he's going to punch Howie Long in the face was starred
If FromaBuick6 has to watch one more Chevy commercial, he's going to punch Howie Long in the face was unstarred
I don't know if I like Conan yet...I never really liked his own show...I know thats blasphemous, but I always thought he knew that he was so funny, and that the knowledge made him unfunny.
If FromaBuick6 has to watch one more Chevy commercial, he's going to punch Howie Long in the face was starred
If FromaBuick6 has to watch one more Chevy commercial, he's going to punch Howie Long in the face was unstarred
@FromaBuick6: Not to mention 25 years of bitter old man on the rag. He can be mean as hell, like a Clint Eastwood character sans charisma, mixed with some Debbie Downer.
@wrx-tyrannosaurusWrx: You should hear the interview with Louis CK and Sunny Fox from Raw Dog Comedy. He talks at length about being on Conan's show. Conan's strength isn't that he's particularly funny, and he doesn't think that he's particularly funny, he is just willing to be a conduit for funny writers to experiment. Sometimes it will fail spectacularly, and sometimes it will be amazing, but he's always willing to give it a shot. He's a lot like Letterman, he just surrounds himself with good people and works really really hard to try and make their material work.
I respect both of them a lot, coming from a lengthy theatre background. I can put an audience into absolute stitches, it's just a matter of timing and knowing how to use pauses and inflection, IF you have good material to work with. Both guys know how that works.
Being funny comes down to two things: 80% of it is the material you're delivering, 20% is how you deliver it. Both Letterman and Conan are willing to put absolute faith in that 80% from their writers. Sometimes it works, sometimes it doesn't. But as a performer, I have enormous respect for other performers who are so willing to take such huge risks.
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The worst part is..
The 1st gen conv.. was BETTER looking than the shit they produce now.
And the CONVERTIBLE is horrible to look at.
Just goes to show ya.. Chrysler being innovative -- AT GETTING WORSE!
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Someone said Indians ride magic carpets on the Joker Honda thread. I was a bit pissed, but they were having fun.
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We should come up with a list- it could prove to be very funny.
For example-
All Indians ride Persian Rugs not magic carpets.
All Italians wear gold chains and are hairy, wait a minute-
This isn't working.
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Seriously, how do you make a 25 year career out of top 10 lists and dropping shit off a roof?
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I respect both of them a lot, coming from a lengthy theatre background. I can put an audience into absolute stitches, it's just a matter of timing and knowing how to use pauses and inflection, IF you have good material to work with. Both guys know how that works.
Being funny comes down to two things: 80% of it is the material you're delivering, 20% is how you deliver it. Both Letterman and Conan are willing to put absolute faith in that 80% from their writers. Sometimes it works, sometimes it doesn't. But as a performer, I have enormous respect for other performers who are so willing to take such huge risks.
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That's outstanding.
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Think they'll go for it?
Wankelin'
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