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Flash Gordon Ramsay posted:Who is the guy next to Mandela? King Diamond lol
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ABC actually used this as B roll in their coverage of that storm.
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Flash Gordon Ramsay posted:Who is the guy next to Mandela? This is how Victoria likes him now e:f,b
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Haruharuharuko posted:I am sitting here behind my desk actively wiping tears of laughter away from my face and there is not a person in probably a 30 mile radius that I could possibly explain why without sounding like a crazy person.  I don't get it.
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Beach Bum posted:
The previous pictures are references to Seinfeld In one episode he forgets the name of the woman he is dating, but he knows that it rhymes with a part of the female anatomy. At the end of the episode he keeps coming up with the wrong name by guessing, and she leaves. As she makes it out to the street he figures it out and shouts out her name: "DOLORES!" https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2Vq5-dRYp-c - Better answer
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Beach Bum posted:
It's ok, Seinfeld wasn't funny, there's really nothing to get.
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Memento posted:It's ok, Seinfeld wasn't funny, there's really nothing to get. I just want you to know, if you ever wondered whether you're alone in the world, you're not.
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Flash Gordon Ramsay posted:Who is the guy next to Mandela? Morgan Freeman
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Funny Seinfeld comes up, I just went to the walk-in clinic and there was a little toddler named Seven there. My guess is it's either a Seinfeld reference or the parents were trying to be unique.
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Jose Valasquez posted:Morgan Freeman Ha ha, them black guys all looks the same! 
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I don't know if you're taking the piss but Nelson Mandela did vaguely look like Morgan Freeman (it's mostly the hair) and also Morgan Freeman played Nelson Mandela in the movie Invictus which is what the joke is. I never really can tell with this thread anymore.
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Toriori posted:Funny Seinfeld comes up, I just went to the walk-in clinic and there was a little toddler named Seven there. My guess is it's either a Seinfeld reference or the parents were trying to be unique. Did they look like Trekkies?
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syscall girl posted:Did they look like Trekkies? Something something Aatrek joke
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Nobody says clitoris like that anyway.
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Toriori posted:Funny Seinfeld comes up, I just went to the walk-in clinic and there was a little toddler named Seven there. My guess is it's either a Seinfeld reference or the parents were trying to be unique. I thought Seven was the kid towards the end of Married With Children. Yep. http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0642324/
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Toriori posted:Funny Seinfeld comes up, I just went to the walk-in clinic and there was a little toddler named Seven there. My guess is it's either a Seinfeld reference or the parents were trying to be unique. Seven was also the name of the little kid that was added to Married... With Children for a single, painful season. Edit: ^^ Guess I let it sit too long before I hit submit.
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Toriori posted:Funny Seinfeld comes up, I just went to the walk-in clinic and there was a little toddler named Seven there. My guess is it's either a Seinfeld reference or the parents were trying to be unique. If you left the clinic without teaching that kid to say "what's in the box? WHAT'S IN THE BOX?" you're a monster
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Toriori posted:Funny Seinfeld comes up, I just went to the walk-in clinic and there was a little toddler named Seven there. My guess is it's either a Seinfeld reference or the parents were trying to be unique. Dude, we have just established that Seinfeld isn't funny.
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Frostwerks posted:Dude, we have just established that Seinfeld isn't funny. I will fight you.
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That show sucked balls and there wasn't a single funny loving moment in it during its entire run
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GOTTA STAY FAI posted:That show sucked balls and there wasn't a single funny loving moment in it during its entire run When you're right, you're right. And you, you're right. Equine Don posted:I will fight you. Come at us bro. Seinfeld sucked, Jerry himself has some talent as a comedian but it's pretty clear no one else on that show had any, considering all the success (lol) they had afterwards.
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GOTTA STAY FAI posted:That show sucked balls and there wasn't a single funny loving moment in it during its entire run I won't fight you
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Memento posted:Come at us bro. Seinfeld sucked, Jerry himself has some talent as a comedian but it's pretty clear no one else on that show had any, considering all the success (lol) they had afterwards. Jerry's own material sucks balls, and his acting was not good. Larry David was the real talent but the show was afflicted by the gay 90's trends of glib saccharin sarcasm that made Friends &c so loving insufferable. I might be biased because I read Seinlanguage in jail and wow that was excruciating. Kramer had some good moments and George was Larry's stand in afaik, so he went from being a minor sociopath to killing his fiancé and trying to profit from it. And they all ended up in prison so things turned out all right.
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Seinfeld was an objectively funny show.
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trapped mouse posted:Seinfeld was an objectively funny show. Seinfeld has some great moments and lines but I find the show as a whole pretty much painful to watch. I get that the characters being all terrible people is kind of the point, but it's done a bit too well. (I have the same problem with It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia for what it's worth.)
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trapped mouse posted:Seinfeld was an objectively funny show. 
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Dewgy posted:Seinfeld has some great moments and lines but I find the show as a whole pretty much painful to watch. I get that the characters being all terrible people is kind of the point, but it's done a bit too well. (I have the same problem with It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia for what it's worth.) Sorry that you can't like what are some of the funniest shows on television I guess
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Dewgy posted:Seinfeld has some great moments and lines but I find the show as a whole pretty much painful to watch. I get that the characters being all terrible people is kind of the point, but it's done a bit too well. (I have the same problem with It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia for what it's worth.) This but for some reason I find Seinfeld tolerable where It's Always Sunny just makes me turn it off. I mean I get it's objectively well-done comedy but I'm just not able to tolerate people like that on-screen.
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I'm looking forward to hearing everyone give their unique and insightful opinions on Seinfeld for the next five pages.
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I was a big Seinfeld fan, but I hadn't seen it in a few years. I've caught it in syndication recently, and it has not aged well. Especially the earlier years. The Jerry-George rapid-fire conversations which are usually the biggest part of the episode are grating as often as they're entertaining. I think the first few seasons don't really hold up at all. I've also realized that I think Elaine is way funnier than I ever gave her credit for. Her character makes me laugh more than anyone's when I watch it now. 
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Arguing about personal taste again, good job guys.
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Prokhor Zakharov posted:Sorry that you can't like what are some of the funniest shows on television I guess I actually do feel kind of bad about it. I know it's got quality moments, just totally rubs me the wrong way. Luckily I have friends and the internet for the highlights.  Captain Lavender posted:I was a big Seinfeld fan, but I hadn't seen it in a few years. Like this!
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Picnic Princess posted:Arguing about personal taste again, good job guys. Do Goons ever stop doing that? We're all the guardians of what true humor is. More of those crowd pranks from Japan (includes the smoke room). http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SABmz153dLA
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Erebus posted:I'm looking forward to hearing everyone give their unique and insightful opinions on Seinfeld for the next five pages. wait this works?
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Elaine in the later years was objectively incredibly fine.
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oldpainless posted:Elaine in the later years was objectively incredibly fine. 
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Never liked Seinfeld, but I like Curb Your Enthusiasm. I think because that kind of comedy works better in a more realistically acted way, not all broad and sitcom-y with a laugh track and wacky bass riff transitions.
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oldpainless posted:Elaine in the later years was objectively incredibly fine. She was always incredibly fine Julia Louis-Dreyfuss just insisted on some of the worst hairstyles of all time for most of the show's run.
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