I've been a fan of Sarah Silverman for a few years. If I ever was to do standup comedy, I think I'd want to do the kind of comedy she does.
Here's a link to a New Yorker article on her.
I've been a fan of Sarah Silverman for a few years. If I ever was to do standup comedy, I think I'd want to do the kind of comedy she does.
Here's a link to a New Yorker article on her.
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i don't think it's her comedy that you'd like to do.
I want her tell me jokes during sex. We could banter back and forth, then climax during a laughing fit.
I think having sex is funny (objectively)
yeah, she's a favourite of mine too. she was one of the few highlights in the otherwise boring documentary "the aristocrats"
Yeah. Her, Sagat, the card trick guy and Nealon were my favourites. Gilbert Gottfried was also memorable. I found the presentation choppy, though the content fun.
oh yeah, the card guy. that was impressive. and gilbert gottfried was obviously, and deservedly, the inspiration for the movie. oh, and the guy with the baby who wasn't andy richter was funny, although andy was pretty funny, too. bob sagat was the weakest and most predictable - you can be obscene, but if you're not funny, especially if you laugh at your own unfunny obsceneness, it won't work. i thought there was enough material for a great documentary about half the final length. though i'm very glad i saw it. i love the idea of that joke.
well, i exaggerated. sagat wasn't nearly the weakest by any means... i just don't like him. richard jeni was the worst.
Agreed. Doug Stanhope was the other baby guy. His stand up is superbly vulgar.
also: check out:
http://www.ifilm.com/ifilmdetail/2679974
Listen to Sarah on Fresh Air.
She is funny, and cute as a button to boot.
Cut and paste the following URL to listen:
http://www.npr.org/templates/story/story.php?storyId=4994761
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