The comedians I follow on Twitter who've talked about it (FWIW, I don't follow Kirkman) don't want to interact with regular people on there, and I don't blame them.  They are used to a one-sided interaction; having a bunch of randoms deconstruct their jokes, or even express appreciation, seems odd.

His crusade against women who don't properly wipe they ass is still ongoing, it's just that the lamestream media won't report it.

His crusade against women who don't properly wipe they ass is still ongoing, it's just that the lamestream media won't report it.

I saw The Gambler, and I remember nothing about it except that Caan is miscast as an English professor when he's the kind of actor who should play a role where he mocks an English professor and then maybe punches him in the face.

I saw The Gambler, and I remember nothing about it except that Caan is miscast as an English professor when he's the kind of actor who should play a role where he mocks an English professor and then maybe punches him in the face.

The only interesting event at the Galleria Mall in Dallas was when they held Carousel and killed off everyone over 30.

The only interesting event at the Galleria Mall in Dallas was when they held Carousel and killed off everyone over 30.

I guess the same way I did when I was 12 and writing action movie spoofs where characters had names like Vilain - by not knowing the word.

I guess the same way I did when I was 12 and writing action movie spoofs where characters had names like Vilain - by not knowing the word.

They've also cut down the intro this year when it does get played - one gets the sense that Louis realizes the intro is tiresome and superfluous.  I think cutting from the opening song to violin would have been a bit of a jarring transition and not the best way to establish the beginning.

They've also cut down the intro this year when it does get played - one gets the sense that Louis realizes the intro is tiresome and superfluous.  I think cutting from the opening song to violin would have been a bit of a jarring transition and not the best way to establish the beginning.

Well, I hated Week-End, but I agree that Masculin Feminin, for instance, has some funny bits.  Point is, CK's 'jokes' on film don't always need setups and punchlines.

Well, I hated Week-End, but I agree that Masculin Feminin, for instance, has some funny bits.  Point is, CK's 'jokes' on film don't always need setups and punchlines.

Minor correction - Sebastian Maniscalco wasn't the in-house comic at the Four Seasons, he was a waiter there, even while his stand-up career was starting to take off (he thought).

Minor correction - Sebastian Maniscalco wasn't the in-house comic at the Four Seasons, he was a waiter there, even while his stand-up career was starting to take off (he thought).

Yeah, I do feel that scenes are running long in these latest episodes where he's cut out the standup - that he's used to writing an 18 minute show as opposed to 22.

Yeah, I do feel that scenes are running long in these latest episodes where he's cut out the standup - that he's used to writing an 18 minute show as opposed to 22.

Yeah, at a Q&A he commented that one of his favorite movies was Godard's Week-End, which if you've seen that pretty much says it all.

Yeah, at a Q&A he commented that one of his favorite movies was Godard's Week-End, which if you've seen that pretty much says it all.

And seriously how amazing is Ursula Parker - actress on Louie and can play the violin.  It's a shame we don't have 18th century courts for her to ply her talents in her adult years.