I hate to sound like such a cynic, but things like what was quoted in that comic are little more than the unrealistic platitudes of a person who thinks the world works the way an 8-year-old boy believes.
Sure, it's great to have ideals. But not at the expense of sounding like a naive clod.
He had his niche. His view was simplistic, but it had nice idealistic ideas in it, I like it, it was refreshing. He's the opposite of George Carlin, my favorite standup artist.
I hate to sound like such a cynic, but things like what was quoted in that comic are little more than the unrealistic platitudes of a person who thinks the world works the way an 8-year-old boy believes.
Sure, it's great to have ideals. But not at the expense of sounding like a naive clod.
He had his niche. His view was simplistic, but it had nice idealistic ideas in it, I like it, it was refreshing. He's the opposite of George Carlin, my favorite standup artist.
I think that's a myth. Granted, a long-standing one with a lot of evidence that gets talked about a lot. But you can't easily brush off a classic like Lucille Ball.
Of course if you mean "only stand-up", I had a soft spot for Judy Tenuta (she also went to my uni).
I think that's a myth. Granted, a long-standing one with a lot of evidence that gets talked about a lot. But you can't easily brush off a classic like Lucille Ball.
Of course if you mean "only stand-up", I had a soft spot for Judy Tenuta (she also went to my uni).
