His name makes him dangerously close to being an unidentified murder victim.wasalp said:the show is not very good either. Just watch the Jon Dore show...I prefer it.
His name makes him dangerously close to being an unidentified murder victim.wasalp said:the show is not very good either. Just watch the Jon Dore show...I prefer it.
It's almost quite ironic; Women in the comedy business would be all too familiar with sexism, yet it seems to be their main vehicle for nearly all of their jokes.MaxTheReaper said:I would have to agree. Though replace "a lot" with "every one I've ever seen."Vanguard_Ex said:I know I'm opening pandora's box in saying this, but a lot of female comedians just aren't funny. And that is demonstrably correct.
Sex jokes and "men leave the toilet up/never call after sex" jokes just aren't as funny as you seem to think, guys.
I don't think she's attractive and it takes a certain type of vulgar humor to tickle my funny bone.
She doesn't have it.
Pure, concentrated truth.MaxTheReaper said:Just remember - it's never sexism if it's against a male.
Only females can be discriminated against!
Well, females and black people.
This is better.MaxTheReaper said:Carlos Mencia is not a comedian.Hyper-space said:Carlos Mencia is also another example of how unfunny some comedians can be.
Also, the rape of a woman is tragic, but the rape of a man is oh so hilarious. God bless Tv Tropes.MaxTheReaper said:Just remember - it's never sexism if it's against a male.
Those poor, poor black females.Vanguard_Ex said:Pure, concentrated truth.MaxTheReaper said:Just remember - it's never sexism if it's against a male.
Only females can be discriminated against!
Well, females and black people.
Carlos' biggest problem is that he subscribes to the "If I say it loud enough, it must be funny" school of comedic thought.Hyper-space said:Carlos Mencia is also another example of how unfunny some comedians can be.