The Aristocrats

[sethsez]

Minus creepy jokes about the Olsen twins, yeah, that's pretty much what his stand up has always been.

[Wildkat]

Yep, I saw him on comic relief a few years back, when he was still doing stints on Full House. He was dirty and funny as all hell.

He is a very smart man, I'm sure his full house and AFV residiuals keep him very comfortable. Someone who does a dirty act thier entire life, can't make nearly as much money.

[SonofdonCD]

Another rendition of the joke.This one is by Trey Parker: http://chokeacheerleader.com/2005/01...rats-joke.html

[animegirl]

This sounds like a really interesting premise for a film, but I know I will have to wait for it to be on DVD. We never get indie films here.

[MechDeus]

Starts tomorrow in theaters (well, in a theater here, anyway). I want to go but I may have to wait until Monday since my friends work nights, but it's not like any of them had heard of this anyway (I can only imagine a TV ad campaign for it) so it's up to me to convince them.

[Rumpy]

Saget was on Opie and Anthony on Monday. He had a great time there and they gave him the open invite to come back whenever he wants.

[Diff-chan]

I want to see this, but I cant see how hearing 100 variations on the same joke would be entertaining for the entire run. Especially since there's gonna be a fair number of duds.

I think Ill wait until it hits TorrentSpy.

[Timber]

We're getting it next firday here in Columbus. A couple of friends and myself are already planing on seeing it that night.

If you want to know when it's opening near you, check out the official movie site.

[Chux]

I might go see this tonight...

[Mzo]

I want to see this, but I cant see how hearing 100 variations on the same joke would be entertaining for the entire run. Especially since there's gonna be a fair number of duds.

I think Ill wait until it hits TorrentSpy.

It's not a real joke, there's no punchline and it's not ruined after the first time you hear it. It's all about how the different comedians tell it. That's what's always funny: the person, not the joke.