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General Category => General Discussion => Topic started by: schrodinger's cat on December 06, 2008, 10:54:00 PM
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Jack Benny
Milton Berle
Mel Brooks
Lenny Bruce
George Burns
Eddie Cantor
Sid Caesar
Billy Crystal
Rodney Dangerfield
Buddy Hackett
Moe, Shemp & Curly Howard, the Three Stooges
Al Jolson
Alan King
Tom Lehrer
Jerry Lewis
The Marx Brothers
Jackie Mason
Don Rickles
Jerry Seinfeld
Phil Silvers
Ben Stein
Gene Wilder
Henny Youngman
or Other
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Groucho Marx. I use some of his lines with my students and they love it.
I explain something to them. Then I ask "Do you follow me?" They will say "yes"...So I say, "Well stop following me or I'll have you arrested." That always kills them.
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Rodney Dangerfield and I like what Jackie Mason has to say
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Jackie Mason
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By far Jackie Mason.
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And I love the 3 stooges
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By far Jackie Mason.
Haha yes he is great.
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Jackie Mason
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Jackie Mason of course!
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Andrew Dice Clay
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Jackie Mason.... Nothing like that schtik
Mel Brooks .... Funny stuff!
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Woody Allen.
Just kidding.
:yuck:
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Zachor lol
I liked Gene Wilder in The Frisco Kid, but Groucho Marx was HYSTERICAL- Alan Alda the anti-American schmuck use to copy Groucho.
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Andrew Dice Clay
Jackie Mason ...but special mention for Dice
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I like Ben Stein, his voice alone is quite funny :laugh:
I don't know anything about his politics.
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I like Ben Stein, his voice alone is quite funny :laugh:
I don't know anything about his politics.
Hes a frequent conservative talk show guest ...I think on Fox News.
He worked for Nixon and his father was the major player
on Nixon's economic team.
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Boy this is a tough one. They are all so good! My favorite is Jerry Lewis, I have bought several of his movies, Who's Minding the Store, and The Nutty Professor. They are absolutely the best.
Lewis plays Norman a store clerk at Tuttle's Department store, and meets with one catastrophe after another, especially where he demonstrates vaccum cleaners, and sucks a lady's poodle, and her hairpiece and everything else from the store into the sweeper which is so full of air and objects it is floating on the ceiling. His love interest is Jill St. John. Great show.
I also love Don Rickles, Rodney Dangerfield, Jackie Mason, Ben Stein, and the Marx Brothers, especially Harpo, who was always tooting his horn! Great times to Rember!
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I didn't know George Burns was Jewish. I like Larry David (Curb your Enthusiasm). I think he is very funny. :laugh:
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What about Lewis Black? He's great too! :)
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Charlie Chan
(http://i296.photobucket.com/albums/mm180/2graphic4you/chagallery07.jpg)
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Andrew Dice Clay
The Dice Man
ayyyyyyyyy
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What about Lewis Black? He's great too! :)
He is anti religous
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I like Lewis Black
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I like jerry seinfeld tv show. but he is prolly a stanuch leftist
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What about Lewis Black? He's great too! :)
He is anti religous
With all due respect, a lot of the people on the fore mentioned list didn't really care about being Jewish either. ie. Mel Brooks wants to convert to Christianity because he wants to be buried with his wife. George Burns married Gracie Allen, a non-Jew. 2 out of 3 of the original 3 stooges married non-Jewish women. etc... This is just out of fun.
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I like jerry seinfeld tv show. but he is prolly a stanuch leftist
He supported Bush In 2000 but gave money to Hitlery this election
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I like Lewis Black
I think he is very talented as a comedian however he makes fun of religious Jews and Christians.
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I like Ben Stein, his voice alone is quite funny :laugh:
I don't know anything about his politics.
Ben Stein's politics are conservative. Is the question "Who is your favorite old time Jewish comedian?" supposed to be based on their comedy or their politics? Because the answers won't necessarily be the same.
Jerry Seinfeld an "old time Jewish comedian"? I don't think so.
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I like Ben Stein, his voice alone is quite funny :laugh:
I don't know anything about his politics.
Ben Stein's politics are conservative. Is the question "Who is your favorite old time Jewish comedian?" supposed to be based on their comedy or their politics? Because the answers won't necessarily be the same.
Jerry Seinfeld an "old time Jewish comedian"? I don't think so.
It should be based on the comedy not politics.
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Don Rickles