He was a regular guy. You know. White. Like normal people.

Don't worry, I'm sure he'll sponsor a line of lemon water when his next movie comes out.

PRIDE GOETH BEFORE THE FALL BUT IT ALSO STICKS AROUND TO HANG OUT AFTERWARD.

Tyler, The Creator gives a shit about no one, statistically speaking.

God either has a giant nipple or that's a pe— ok guys, turns out god really is a man.

ALL THE FUCKING UPVOTES FOR THIS.

Love thy haters as thyself.

You can't prove that!!!! It's just a theory!!

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Yeah, I agree with everything you said. I know the alt movement had been fairly healthy before that, because Comedians of Comedy was kind of a reaction to these smarter, comedy nerd crowds Oswalt and others were finding. There was a tradition of it already with Luna Lounge in New York in the '90s, and the show that…

Some people are definitely funnier in conversation than others. Proops and Hodgman are probably, to me, the two funniest conversationalists, and while Proops is definitely a good comic, he leans more to the improv side of things, whereas Hodgman really isn't a comic at all, and would tell you the same.

Pretty much.

Not many people. American media as a whole have come late to the standup boom we're currently in, if at all. Splitsider and Laughspin both cover standup and sketch almost exclusively (although both are far from perfect). The Guardian, along with a few other British outlets, often reviews American comics when they tour…

I genuinely thought We Are Miracles is the best work she's ever done. Super impressed.

He really plays into the "Cheech and Chong rolled up into one joint" thing on @midnight, making him one of my least favorite guests. He's smarter, quicker, and funnier than his persona.

I know you're being sarcastic, but you might be surprised. A lot of comics read the AV Club, which is weird, considering its sensibilities regarding standup are somewhat questionable.

I'm a big Jackie Kashian evangelist, so I'm glad to see someone else thought to mention her here. Although I think it bears mentioning that all human comics are jealous to one extent or another of Maria Bamford.

Insubordinate and churlish.

It was a movie so perverse, so vile, so tasteless to a level of criminal malfeasance that they included a hidden scene in the credits, the dialogue of which I have recorded here for the edification of future film historians.

There's no sin in having a giggle to yourself from time to time while reflecting upon Howard the Duck and his wacky antics.