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Stewball wrote:

Ocelot wrote:

Stewball wrote:Can you name a comedian who uses a foundation of self-deprecation except when acting a part?

Richard Pryor
George Carlin
Louis CK
Bill Burr
Mike Birbiglia
Marc Maron
Tig Notaro
Larry David
Robin Williams

I'm getting tired of typing "every comedian"

But as we all know, liberals are weak on sense of humor, and have absolutely no ability to utter anything even remotely like self-deprecating humor, God forbid laugh at it. This is even more misinformed than your climate change crap. There's no such thing as a conservative comedian, and comedy is f...

Anomaly1 wrote:You're going a bit overboard here, dude. Responding to crazy with crazy isn't a sound strategy IMO

I'm appreciating all of the links and laughing at ShogunRua, so it's not without purpose!

Those cartoons make me pretty sure Stewball is somewhere in his 70s, which makes all of this make a lot more sense. I'm really trying hard to come to grips with whatever reasoning (or lack of it) you used to come up with that irrelevant comment. You're stupid and I don't like you. Suture Self has a...

Those cartoons make me pretty sure Stewball is somewhere in his 70s, which makes all of this make a lot more sense.

ShogunRua wrote:arguing with me, a professional scientist with a degree from Caltech, on this very subject;

All this does is make me lose respect for Caltech

I'd suggest having entries for separate seasons of TV shows, if only because they are so starkly different in quality in a lot of cases.

Casino Royale Goldfinger Skyfall The Spy Who Loved Me Goldeneye The Living Daylights Moonraker Dr. No From Russia with Love Licence to Kill Quantum of Solace Live and Let Die On Her Majesty's Secret Service Tomorrow Never Dies Never Say Never Again Diamonds Are Forever You Only Live Twice Octopussy ...

I loved the second season (or series, pip pip tally-ho) of Sherlock. Particularly the finale. It felt modern, but not in the Dark Knight sense of everyone being sad and depressed. Cell phones and the internet were utilized appropriately, and it still had a sense of absurdity which a lot of shows are...