CardiganWearinBro

Taran Killam and Paul Brittain turned out to be my favorite first-timers ever. Paul especially was awesome. Both complimented each others very opposite energy.

Bill Diesel delighted me in magical way. I can't decide if he has the exact type of voice a brother of Vin Diesel would have, or if I it's the opposite.

Much like an episode of Hell's Kitchen, there were so many bleeps that I couldn't follow the plot 100%, but I did have a good time.

Jon Glaser should come back every time they break the cherry on a fresh hondo.

You guys should watch movies that are sort of just good more often. It makes for interesting conversation. Also, I think the main question that wasn't covered nearly enough is CAN YOU SMOKE TIMOTHY GREEN, BRO?!

Look, guys. We all know someone who has been touched by imaginary friend leukemia. I'm not entirely sure why you're joking about it, but I found it reprehensible.

Whose cucumber do I have to pickle to get some fun around here?!

One good book that I know of is Comedy at the Edge by Richard Zoglin, which is a great look at comedy in the 70s. It talks a lot about comics that you've probably heard of like George Carlin, Andy Kaufman and Steve Martin. But also some lesser known comics like Robert Klein. Also, Patton Oswalt's book Zombie Spaceship Wasteland has a few stories about a comic's life in the 90s.

Farts on fire, strong desiarrhea.