Once or twice a day I'll hear someone say something that makes me think of this response.

Odd how sometimes a movie can become more relevant as time goes on. NSFW for language.

After reading about George, made me think of some of the other loved comedians who are no longer with us.

The current high water mark for Mr. Breuer. In a standup special entitled "HardCore", the comedian had a live band behind him filling in rock riffs and effects to supplement his routine. The result: Comedy Gold.

3:49 on what maps should look like, with some snappy suggestive dialogue thrown in for good measure.

Yeah, turns out those investment bankers the commercials were making fun of ended up buying WaMu...for a song no less. Oh well, so long Wamu. http://www.reuters.com/article/newsOne/idUSTRE48P05I20080926

Punching clowns in the face just never gets old.

Great little piece from season 2 of the muppet show.

The first real encounter with the dinosaurs. The movie just wouldn't have worked without these two and a half minutes.

I remember seeing this for the first time when I was ten or so. I laughed so hard it hurt.

Classic routine from a beloved movie.

One of my favorite Muppet Show guest stars belts one out with the boys in his favorite pub.

Classic Python. John Cleese plays a simple footballer trying to make his way through a TV interview with an overbearing host. With no more than facial expression and repetition of four basic lines, Cleese brings "Jimmy Buzzard" to life.