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Posted: 6/9/2002 12:10:00 AM EDT

Mine are George Carlin
Richard Pryor
Robin Williams
Billy Crystal
Tim Wilson
Dave Chappale
Dana Carvey

Posted: 6/9/2002 12:11:43 AM EDT

Jeff Foxworthy

Posted: 6/9/2002 12:13:42 AM EDT

Robin Williams, George Carlin

Posted: 6/9/2002 12:13:54 AM EDT

Denis Leary

Posted: 6/9/2002 12:15:41 AM EDT

Eddie Murphy
Jim Carrey

Posted: 6/9/2002 12:28:40 AM EDT

yes i forgot one jim carrey damnit.

Posted: 6/9/2002 12:29:19 AM EDT

Jeff Foxworthy

Scott

Posted: 6/9/2002 12:36:52 AM EDT

Sam Kinison

Posted: 6/9/2002 12:40:34 AM EDT

Any carlin fans just found this [url]www.georgecarlin.com[/url] been a fan for yeeeears watch the hamster LOL

Posted: 6/9/2002 12:49:47 AM EDT

Chris Rock.

Galagher. Saw him live in third grade, and I didn't understand what "California sour dough, dildo style" or the vibrating water mellon meant at the time. Thining back, I can't believe my mom took me to see him.

Dennis Leary

Bill Cosby. He's pretty funny for a guy with a clean routine.

Remember the Alamo, and God Bless Texas...

Posted: 6/9/2002 1:01:45 AM EDT

Red Skelton

Posted: 6/9/2002 1:27:08 AM EDT

Blaze-Of-Glory...!

Posted: 6/9/2002 1:33:54 AM EDT

Victor Borge

Posted: 6/9/2002 1:59:21 AM EDT

George Carlin. The absolute master at social commentary. Nobody is safe from his verbal onslaught. He offends everyone equally.

Posted: 6/9/2002 5:07:12 AM EDT

Carlin
Pryor
Cosby
Martin
Kinison
Galager
Foxworthy
Williams
Leary
Dice
When I was a kid, I couldnt tell you who fought the revolutionary war after two days of class, but I could rip out a Carlin bit after hearing it one time. Sad aint it.

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Posted: 6/9/2002 5:18:39 AM EDT

Richard Pryor - the 'young' Richard Pryor as in before he tried to become Dick Gregory.

Posted: 6/9/2002 5:26:28 AM EDT

Red Skelton, Jack Benney, Jonathan Winters, Milton Berle, Sid Ceasar, Abbot and Costello, the Three Stooges (Howard-Fine-Howard), Victor Borge (I just always wanted to hear him finish a number), Danny Thomas, Phil Silvers, Soupy Sales, and Lucille Ball.

Am I dated, or what?

Eric The(Elder)Hun[>]:)]

Posted: 6/9/2002 5:35:48 AM EDT

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Red Skelton, Jack Benney, Jonathan Winters, Milton Berle, Sid Ceasar, Abbot and Costello, the Three Stooges (Howard-Fine-Howard), Victor Borge (I just always wanted to hear him finish a number), Danny Thomas, Phil Silvers, Soupy Sales, and Lucille Ball.

Am I dated, or what?

Eric The(Elder)Hun[>]:)]

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Posted: 6/9/2002 5:38:51 AM EDT

Yeah, [b]subsailor[/b] but it depressed me the other day to find a small tatoo under my left arm that read:

'Best if used prior to 05/03/1977.'

In other words, I'm expired. Out of date. Rancid, possibly.

Eric The(InTheBargainBasket)Hun[>]:)]

Posted: 6/9/2002 5:40:52 AM EDT

Laurel and Hardy
Abbott and Costello
The Stooges
Johnathan Winters

Just some of the "oldies"

Billy Crystal
Steve Martin
Robin Williams
Jim Carrey

Posted: 6/9/2002 5:42:27 AM EDT

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Yeah, [b]subsailor[/b] but it depressed me the other day to find a small tatoo under my left arm that read:

'Best if used prior to 05/03/1977.'

In other words, I'm expired. Out of date. Rancid, possibly.

Eric The(InTheBargainBasket)Hun[>]:)]

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Ain't no HUNS I know in no "Bargain Basket." (Unless you've recently lowered your hourly rates !)