Sunday Morning Stand(ing) Up

One of the funniest people alive and one of my favorite comics Louis CK

On being broke and Wide Stances


On white privilege, black audiences and other stereotypes

On Gay Marriage


On family life (with an early version of a classic bit) and speculation on Hell-I wonder if they’re related


And my absolute favorite one, I think it’s from his HBO Comedy Special and it leaves me in tears literally clutching my side every time

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The utterly fabulous and wonderful Margaret Cho

The Notorious C.H.O.


from "I'm The One That I Want"

2005's Assassin


and probably my favorite bit of her's


And I went through this whole thing, you know. I was like: Am I gay? Am I straight? And I realized I'm just slutty.Where's my parade?!

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The always wonderful Sarah Silverman at:

Comic Relief 2006


and
the Pam Anderson Roast from 2005

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Eddie Izzard ! (i really feel that that's a name that is well suited for a !) from his quite glorious 1997 special Glorious


and because that kinda reminded me of something else and totally different here's Lewis Black from Red White & Screwed on the Old Testament (sorry for the korean subtitles- i can't find the other version right now)

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George Carlin in his 1978 special "Again!" with his classic "Seven Dirty Words" you can't say on television. Standards back then seem silly.
(and if you've been paying attention you recognize that now you can say quite a few of those words on regular t.v. Progress always)

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Rita Rudner from sometime in the 80s, I'd guess


I agree sleep is the best of both worlds...I want to go back there now. (seriously a ringing telephone early in the morning is the most evil thing ever, especially when you're in the middle of an awesome dream)

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Steven Wright from (by the looks of it) sometime in the late 80s or early 90s

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