The funniest Video ever

[KingRadicalPhil]

this made me lmaorofl
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_gadO...eature=related

[arush5268d]

Hey...I think they made that in a town near me

[blackhawktraffic]

That was great, what was it from though?

This was pretty funny also, I dont see how You tube said it was related though...
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sVPa4...eature=related

[Adhamhnon]

Originally Posted by blackhawktraffic

That was great, what was it from though?

This was pretty funny also, I dont see how You tube said it was related though...
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sVPa4...eature=related

It's from a Canadian TV show called "Red Green". Been around a long time up here.

[jw]

Originally Posted by blackhawktraffic

That was great, what was it from though?

This was pretty funny also, I dont see how You tube said it was related though...
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sVPa4...eature=related

lol, I just watched that before I read your post, great!!

[arush5268d]

Originally Posted by Adhamhnon

It's from a Canadian TV show called "Red Green". Been around a long time up here.

Canadian TV...wow. I've tried watch a couple of Canadian TV shows but I wanted to pull my hair out after a few minutes. It seems like Canada subscribes to the same sort of dry 'humor' (and I use that word loosely) that England does.

I think there was one that was called "Kids in the Hall" or something like that...and that show made me want to punch babies.

[Adhamhnon]

Originally Posted by arush5268d

Canadian TV...wow. I've tried watch a couple of Canadian TV shows but I wanted to pull my hair out after a few minutes. It seems like Canada subscribes to the same sort of dry 'humor' (and I use that word loosely) that England does.

I think there was one that was called "Kids in the Hall" or something like that...and that show made me want to punch babies.

Dry humour? Like... Monty Python dry? Canadian comics are a cottage industry in the US... some of the biggest comedians in the last 30 years are Canadian. Dan Ackroyd, Jim Carrey, Mike Myers, Tommy Chong (of Cheech and Chong), Phil Hartman, Norm McDonald, John Candy, and Lorne Michaels (creator of Saturday Night Live), just to name a few.


oh yeah and Kiefer Sutherland is Canadian... which makes Jack Bauer defacto Canadian.

[arush5268d]

Originally Posted by Adhamhnon

Dry humour? Like... Monty Python dry? Canadian comics are a cottage industry in the US... some of the biggest comedians in the last 30 years are Canadian. Dan Ackroyd, Jim Carrey, Mike Myers, Tommy Chong (of Cheech and Chong), Phil Hartman, Norm McDonald, John Candy, and Lorne Michaels (creator of Saturday Night Live), just to name a few.


oh yeah and Kiefer Sutherland is Canadian... which makes Jack Bauer defacto Canadian.

You've named some excellent comedians - and I happen to be a big fan of most of them.

Maybe they are the exception to the rule

[CheapChildren]

Originally Posted by KingRadicalPhil

this made me lmaorofl
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_gadO...eature=related

Have you never seen the Red Green show before?

[Psychonaut]

Yeah Red Green was great. His black and white old-timey skits were hilarious.

[petenad]

Originally Posted by arush5268d

You've named some excellent comedians - and I happen to be a big fan of most of them.

Maybe they are the exception to the rule

We need to hook you up for our latest comedy series that being The Trailer Park Boys. We need to be funny up here to put up with being ripped off on electronic components