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• ... it wasn't "A Comedy riot!... Fun for the whole family!" - Jim Campilongo 17:17:18 02/27/06 (1)
  In Reply to: 'Spect that would be me as well. nt posted by clarkjohnsen on February 27, 2006 at 10:52:20:

  "The Arisocrats" gave me insight into comedy as an improvised art form. Although I found the constant "potty talk" tedious, there were some wonderful moments. This was comedy with Jazz mentality.
  As usual Carlin's reading was head and shoulders over everyone else, but there were other funny bits and pieces. Pollacks routine as Christopher Walken was hilarious, and the presentation of old comedians with kinder, gentler readings, verses the new comedian more vile and relentless version of the same joke was interesting and telling. It wasn't a film to be easily discounted just because it wasn't "a comedy riot-fun for the whole family!"

  I just wish I could have seen Bill Hicks tell that joke.
  
  

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  • The guy that told it with playing cards - LWR 17:23:56 02/27/06 (0)
    In Reply to: ... it wasn't "A Comedy riot!... Fun for the whole family!" posted by Jim Campilongo on February 27, 2006 at 17:17:18:

    was a highlight for me. Great card manipulater.
    
    

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