Not that obscure... whenever my wife or I mention him, that's what we say. :-)
Funny fellow. posted by grubi at 5:23 AM on August 14, 2007
Oh good, thank god it's not just me. posted by SmileyChewtrain at 5:24 AM on August 14, 2007
I like him indeed. Except in that show my nine year old daughter watches. We both crack each other up occasionally by saying in a really bad Canadian version of a Hispanic accent: I don't hate it! posted by Turtles all the way down at 5:26 AM on August 14, 2007
I used to have a friend who was just like this guy. He is sort of charming but always screwing up his personal life even though he is surrounded by cute girls. He was some sort of scientist studying dragons or something. It was fun to spend some time, maybe about half an hour, with him and his pals. Then it started to feel like the same things were happening over and over. Sometimes there would be several of these episodes in one day. This has now been going on for several seasons over many years. It was like they had moved in and started camping in my living room where my tv used to be.
Finally, I noticed that they never paid any attention to me. It was always all about their problems , over and over. Plus, the problems were stupid. I would shout "Just talk to each other" but they would ignore my advice.
I have gradually realized that these people really aren't my friends. posted by srboisvert at 5:29 AM on August 14, 2007 [2 favorites]
He used to do standup at uncabaret sometimes. I always was happy when I saw him on the lineup because he's so solid. I always knew he was going to say SOMETHING funny or insightful onstage. With most people, you can only hope. posted by miss lynnster at 5:35 AM on August 14, 2007
He used to do standup at uncabaret sometimes. I always was happy when I saw him on the lineup because he's so solid. I always knew he was going to say SOMETHING funny or insightful onstage. With most people, you can only hope. posted by miss lynnster at 5:35 AM on August 14, 2007
What's a little boy like you doing with big boy smut like this? posted by Poolio at 5:35 AM on August 14, 2007 [1 favorite]
Poolio, that's the first thing I thought of too. posted by mr_crash_davis at 5:52 AM on August 14, 2007
I first saw him years ago on some stand-up show, and it's always a delight to see him popping up in random places. posted by kimdog at 7:02 AM on August 14, 2007
We saw him doing stand-up live in Atlanta a few years back and he was brilliant. We're still laughing at some of his jokes. Thanks for posting this. posted by jquinby at 7:15 AM on August 14, 2007
Hey, I'm happy my Taylor Negron post is receiving love from the MeFi masses. I expected it to sink into obscurity. posted by Geezum Crowe at 7:17 AM on August 14, 2007
How do you get a sweet little 80-year-old lady to say Fuck?
Get another sweet little 80-year-old lady to yell *BINGO*!
How many actors can say they've worked with Sean Penn, John Cusack, AND the Olsen Twins? posted by Chrysostom at 8:43 AM on August 14, 2007
He's not too proud of this
Why not? Cuz the video ends before the punchline??? posted by oncogenesis at 9:53 AM on August 14, 2007
Yeah, I thought he killed in The Aristocrats. Any reason why he's not proud of it? Has he said anything to that effect? That would surprise me. (After browsing through his website, I see he doesn't list the appearance in the "Credits" section. Curious.) posted by kosem at 10:56 AM on August 14, 2007
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