What Are You Doing Right Now? (164 Viewers)

[Maddy]

cant believe i spelled bigot wrong in the giovinco thread.

im retiring from the interwebz badass style

 

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[Nzoric]

See you tomorrow then!

 

[Kate]

See you tomorrow then!

 

[Maddy]

See you tomorrow then!

 

[ALC]

I think he's arguably the best stand up comedian today.

No way. He doesn't have shit on Louis CK not to mention almost every other comedian out there. He is funnier than the guy with the puppets tho. I think people overrate him because he's British and overdoes it with the insults.

Eating out. You?

get rid of the period and you have quite the proposal there.

 

[Kate]

get rid of the period and you have quite the proposal there.

Now there's a Sunday evening activity.

 

[ZoSo]

No way. He doesn't have shit on Louis CK not to mention almost every other comedian out there. He is funnier than the guy with the puppets tho. I think people overrate him because he's British and overdoes it with the insults.

Or many people just have a poor sense of humour.

 

[Enron]

Cloud Atlas

I saw Flight on Friday. Shit was good.

 

[ALC]

Now there's a Sunday evening activity.

Or many people just have a poor sense of humour.

that too

 

[swag]

Why cranky? Idli looks delicious!

When I go to Sheiktown, I gots to get me some idly. :lick:

 

[Bezzy]

went to ikea to got new stuff for my apartment
can't wait to move :excited:

 

[Nzoric]

No way. He doesn't have shit on Louis CK not to mention almost every other comedian out there. He is funnier than the guy with the puppets tho. I think people overrate him because he's British and overdoes it with the insults.

I'll give you that in terms of talent they're pretty equal. I just prefer Gervais' approach and the fact that he has themes spanding entire shows. Like the Bible, Fame etc. it's a matter of personal preference, Gervais has shown other aspects of creativity with Extras and The Office which are both damn brilliant.

 

[Martin]

I'll give you that in terms of talent they're pretty equal. I just prefer Gervais' approach and the fact that he has themes spanding entire shows. Like the Bible, Fame etc. it's a matter of personal preference, Gervais has shown other aspects of creativity with Extras and The Office which are both damn brilliant.

ever heard of Jerry Seinfeld?

 

[Hust]

That awkward moment when a girl you think is hot in the coffee shop see's your avatar on some forum she has no clue about...


Fail.

 

[swag]

I'll give you that in terms of talent they're pretty equal. I just prefer Gervais' approach and the fact that he has themes spanding entire shows. Like the Bible, Fame etc. it's a matter of personal preference, Gervais has shown other aspects of creativity with Extras and The Office which are both damn brilliant.

Perhaps where I get off on the wrong foot with Gervais. The Office had its moments, but it lingered more on the theme of annoying-as-comedy which irritates me far more than it entertains me -- which is perhaps most embodied by what I consider to be the most unfunny comedy of the past decade: Curb Your Enthusiasm.

Watching comedy like Gervais and Curb Your Enthusiasm is like having to endure holidays with a creepy uncle, and his annoying habits, whom you personally plot to kill while sitting next to them at the dinner table -- just to get him to stop.

Good comedy should not inspire me to lunge a dinner fork in the comedian's eye in order to cause permanent brain damage -- just to put him out of my misery.

Perhaps it's a good thing I don't live in L.A., as I'd be incarcerated for killing Larry David by now if I ever ran into him.

 

[Kate]

Perhaps where I get off on the wrong foot with Gervais. The Office had its moments, but it lingered more on the theme of annoying-as-comedy which irritates me far more than it entertains me -- which is perhaps most embodied by what I consider to be the most unfunny comedy of the past decade: Curb Your Enthusiasm.

Watching comedy like Gervais and Curb Your Enthusiasm is like having to endure holidays with a creepy uncle, and his annoying habits, whom you personally plot to kill while sitting next to them at the dinner table -- just to get him to stop.

Good comedy should not inspire me to lunge a dinner fork in the comedian's eye in order to cause permanent brain damage -- just to put him out of my misery.

Perhaps it's a good thing I don't live in L.A., as I'd be incarcerated for killing Larry David by now if I ever ran into him.

I am a bit in this camp. I do enjoy Gervais, but some of The Office I find a bit too cringey instead of entertaining. Extras, on the other hand, I do love, but mainly for Maggie and the cameos. I think it's actually Stephen Merchant's writing that is better.

 

[Martin]

Perhaps where I get off on the wrong foot with Gervais. The Office had its moments, but it lingered more on the theme of annoying-as-comedy which irritates me far more than it entertains me -- which is perhaps most embodied by what I consider to be the most unfunny comedy of the past decade: Curb Your Enthusiasm.

Watching comedy like Gervais and Curb Your Enthusiasm is like having to endure holidays with a creepy uncle, and his annoying habits, whom you personally plot to kill while sitting next to them at the dinner table -- just to get him to stop.

Good comedy should not inspire me to lunge a dinner fork in the comedian's eye in order to cause permanent brain damage -- just to put him out of my misery.

Perhaps it's a good thing I don't live in L.A., as I'd be incarcerated for killing Larry David by now if I ever ran into him.

Larry writing without Jerry, that's what Curb was. Like Balotelli without a coach, just doing what comes to him naturally.

 

[swag]

Larry writing without Jerry, that's what Curb was. Like Balotelli without a coach, just doing what comes to him naturally.

Absolutely true.

 

[Nzoric]

ever heard of Jerry Seinfeld?

The name rings a bell but I can't quite put a face on it

Perhaps where I get off on the wrong foot with Gervais. The Office had its moments, but it lingered more on the theme of annoying-as-comedy which irritates me far more than it entertains me -- which is perhaps most embodied by what I consider to be the most unfunny comedy of the past decade: Curb Your Enthusiasm.

Watching comedy like Gervais and Curb Your Enthusiasm is like having to endure holidays with a creepy uncle, and his annoying habits, whom you personally plot to kill while sitting next to them at the dinner table -- just to get him to stop.

Good comedy should not inspire me to lunge a dinner fork in the comedian's eye in order to cause permanent brain damage -- just to put him out of my misery.

Perhaps it's a good thing I don't live in L.A., as I'd be incarcerated for killing Larry David by now if I ever ran into him.

I love that sort of humor, I think Curb is funny as hell. I love the cringy moments of awkwardness.

 

[Fred]

Gervais is not funny, and the office is cringeworthy, Nzoric, i am disappoint