I don't care for Johnny Cash. My parents really liked him (along with hank williams sr, and other old school country). But I couldn't get into him. When he died and the Walk the Line movie came out his game skyrocketed, every hipster all of a sudden was his biggest fan. I don't care how many drugs he did so you…

Oh, that's a good one. I will have to check that one out.

Conspiracy theories are the best.
My favorite ones at the moment are about Stanley Kubrick… Did you know he was the director of the faked moon landing? He left clues in The Shining for everyone to see! Then he revealed the whole dirty underbelly of the elites in Eyes Wide Shut, getting him killed 2 days after he…

What about the first actor to play Spartacus, sure they replaced him for a couple more seasons, but the character does die eventually.

You don't want 20 people to die… Everytime someone dies three will replace them.

I've been saying for a while that the next season might turn people off the show.

I think the writers will have to invent something for Dany to do this season…. Again.

Anybody can play Him, he never takes off his armour full helm helmet.

I totally noticed that Charles Gordin, Todd Berry, and Greg Fistsimmons all look very different now a days. Especially Greg, I was thinking it… But Todd was saying it… Aids

Wikipedia is an interesting site. I agree.

Pleasure to make your acquaintance.
And I sort of mis-interpreted so I'm sorry for a snappy reply.. You're right. Someone who looks like me does not get that immediate hesitation for some reason.
I bet that would be the hardest part for a female comic, feeling you might have to work harder to win over jerks like me.

Yes, if the joke is funny, I laugh. Doesn't matter who says it, but you don't know if it's funny until the person speaks. But before that we judge the comic on their looks to guess what kind of person they are, and that's where I'm talking about. If it's a big fat guy we expect fat jokes, and some will make me…

But after a few jokes, I would realize how funny George Lopez and Joe Rogan are.

I think the best jokes make you think, and perhaps change your opinion of subjects.
I guess my problem is I've seen too many acts where 95% of the material is repeating what pigeon hole they belong to, and how it's different then yours it is, without any sort of theme or overall point to make.

I try not to be sexist, or racist ever. But if I see a woman, or an ethnic fellow (whom I've never seen perform) walk in front of that brick wall I sort of go into "give them a chance" mode, as I'm afraid perhaps I will not relate to any of the material.
Once I hear some jokes I can make my own decisions. But…

Music is so subjective, one person can listen to a song and be inspired, while the next person will be annoyed.

Discotheque is my favorite U2 song.
And I have zero respect for the Foo. Radio-friendly, bland, predictable. But this drummer dude seems cool, he knows his place in the band. is he the one in the old alanis morrisette video?

Is this movie about owls?

I honestly couldn't think of any thing myself, but God was being counted as a man in my head.

Does The Bible pass the bechdel test?