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grittyreboot posted:Mongolians only come in hordes, dude. Since it's the friggin funny pictures thread, I'm supplying the image version:
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Centripetal Horse posted:We were working on a reality show about his life a couple of years back. Clay's life is hilarious. He is (was) living with his ex-wife, his new wife, his mother-in-law, his son, and maybe some other people. He was scrambling to work every gig he could because he couldn't stop playing blackjack, and he was thoroughly convinced that he was still a monster star. The man lives in a bubble of outrageous delusion. I would love for him to have a "comeback", because so much of his comedy is the most horrific misogynist garbage I've ever heard, and the modern internet would EXPLODE on him and it would be glorious.
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# ? Jun 9, 2014 16:02 |
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In the fourth panel a young stephan pastis picks up that crumpled piece of paper and decides what he wants to do for the rest of his life.
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Wilford Cutlery posted:Since it's the friggin funny pictures thread, I'm supplying the image version:
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It would be better with some text in the last panel.
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IGVN6PRhReU
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# ? Jun 9, 2014 16:53 |
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A masterpiece!
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I'm just going to assume he drew dickbutt.
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Flash Gordon Ramsay posted:I'm just going to assume he drew dickbutt. Obv.
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This is Waterson's current workday.
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# ? Jun 9, 2014 18:06 |
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I wonder who'll get this: From this
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# ? Jun 9, 2014 18:52 |
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AlbieQuirky posted:I love that absolutely nobody recognized Andrew Dice Clay in that picture. gently caress that untalented hack. Dice does the fuckin'
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# ? Jun 9, 2014 21:40 |
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I genuinely thought this was taken backstage at a Nicholas Cage lookalike competition - everyone in it looks like they are trying to look like Cage, even the partially visible guys you can see in the background. Pookah has a new favorite as of 22:06 on Jun 9, 2014 |
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Wilford Cutlery posted:I wonder who'll get this: I miss that thread sometimes, moves so goddamn fast though. e: Anything interesting happen in Phantom the last couple years?
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Pookah posted:I genuinely thought this was taken backstage at a Nicholas Cage lookalike competition - everyone in it looks like they are trying to look like Cage, even the partially visible guys you can see in the background. I did too, but I also thought that Cage was actually himself, just surrounded by a bunch of impersonators.
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# ? Jun 9, 2014 23:58 |
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Did everyone miss the part where he's wearing a shirt with his face on it? That's actually what tipped me off. Although I did notice Dice first.
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theflyingorc posted:I would love for him to have a "comeback", because so much of his comedy is the most horrific misogynist garbage I've ever heard, and the modern internet would EXPLODE on him and it would be glorious. Not that it doesn't mean he's still a terrible comedian, but isn't the point of Andrew Dice Clay's comedy that he's playing a character making fun of boorish assholes?
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# ? Jun 10, 2014 00:14 |
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Twitch posted:Not that it doesn't mean he's still a terrible comedian, but isn't the point of Andrew Dice Clay's comedy that he's playing a character making fun of boorish assholes? No that's everybody doing an andrew dice clay impression, I thought???
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I am surprised Andrew Dice Clay is still alive or that anyone even bothered to recognize him. He was a thing like twenty years ago.
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OneThousandMonkeys posted:I am surprised Andrew Dice Clay is still alive or that anyone even bothered to recognize him. He was a thing like twenty years ago. I see you grew up in the nineties and became an adult in the 2000's and have forgotten that the 80's were now 30 years ago.
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OneThousandMonkeys posted:I am surprised Andrew Dice Clay is still alive or that anyone even bothered to recognize him. He was a thing like twenty years ago.
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dialhforhero posted:I see you grew up in the nineties and became an adult in the 2000's and have forgotten that the 80's were now 30 years ago. He was still a "thing" around 1994, 20 years ago. Definitely the tail end of his poo poo-comet, though. And, according to IMDB, people are employing him again for some horrid reason. Rapman the Cook has a new favorite as of 00:59 on Jun 10, 2014 |
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Rapman the Cook posted:And, according to IMDB, people are employing him again for some horrid reason. Have a different kind of dice to take your mind off that one:
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Yeah, Clay is a decent actor outside of the horrible schtick he became famous for.
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My Little Pony. My Long Pony.
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All I know is I hope she found herself.
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Senior Woodchuck posted:Yeah, Clay is a decent actor outside of the horrible schtick he became famous for. Basically Andrew Clay was an 80s comedian and comic actor who did a bunch of different impressions and characters, but he got over big with a specific character he called "Dice" or "Diceman" (based on a character he played in the 1984 movie "Making the Grade") who was supposed to be an obnoxious rear end in a top hat you laughed at more than you laughed with, and then eventually the "Dice" character just overwhelmed everything else he had ever done in his standup performances. He still managed to get himself hired as a comic actor because he is a pretty good one, but the Diceman thing burned out really fast and he never quite seemed to accept it.
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tacodaemon posted:Basically Andrew Clay was an 80s comedian and comic actor who did a bunch of different impressions and characters, but he got over big with a specific character he called "Dice" or "Diceman" (based on a character he played in the 1984 movie "Making the Grade") who was supposed to be an obnoxious rear end in a top hat you laughed at more than you laughed with, and then eventually the "Dice" character just overwhelmed everything else he had ever done in his standup performances. He still managed to get himself hired as a comic actor because he is a pretty good one, but the Diceman thing burned out really fast and he never quite seemed to accept it. He was always an rear end, though.
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tacodaemon posted:Basically Andrew Clay was an 80s comedian and comic actor who did a bunch of different impressions and characters, but he got over big with a specific character he called "Dice" or "Diceman" (based on a character he played in the 1984 movie "Making the Grade") who was supposed to be an obnoxious rear end in a top hat you laughed at more than you laughed with, and then eventually the "Dice" character just overwhelmed everything else he had ever done in his standup performances. He still managed to get himself hired as a comic actor because he is a pretty good one, but the Diceman thing burned out really fast and he never quite seemed to accept it. At the very least, I don't think a huge part of his audience got that the character was supposed to be horrible, though.
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Frostwerks posted:All I know is I hope she found herself. The story here is that she took off her jacket, and the person she was sitting next to on the tour bus didn't recognise her and raised the alarm.
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Lobsterpillar posted:The story here is that she took off her jacket, and the person she was sitting next to on the tour bus didn't recognise her and raised the alarm. That doesn't make any sense.
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BgRdMchne posted:That doesn't make any sense. You can google the headline, but the summary is this: Woman gets off a tourbus, goes to the bathroom and changes her clothes. When she gets back to the bus, no one recognizes her (presumably she was travelling alone). Her fellow passengers say that someone is missing but don't actually know her name, the authorities are contacted and a search party is organized, she doesn't realize they were talking about her and volunteers to help. Hours later someone actually thinks to do a headcount.
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Avulsion posted:You can google the headline, but the summary is this: Woman gets off a tourbus, goes to the bathroom and changes her clothes. When she gets back to the bus, no one recognizes her (presumably she was travelling alone). Her fellow passengers say that someone is missing but don't actually know her name, the authorities are contacted and a search party is organized, she doesn't realize they were talking about her and volunteers to help. Hours later someone actually thinks to do a headcount. So they all go out looking for the "woman in the orange jacket who was sitting next to me," including the woman who had been in the orange jacket who had been sitting next to some nutjob? It still doesn't make a lot of sense.
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