Some of them are. Go check out Dry Bar Comedy; they have some very funny comedians, and you can watch it with the kids (or grandkids).
If you can’t find something funny there, you don’t have a sense of humor.
If you can’t find something funny there, you don’t have a sense of humor.
Who is on 1st
What is on 2nd
I don’t know, 3rd base
I don’t give a darn is shortstop
Tomorrow is pitching
Today is catching
Why is in left field
Because is in center field
Nobody is in right field.
I love to hear them do that bit!!
One of the big differences I see is that at least for me, life and most people I knew back then were real. That type of entertainment was full of characters that we knew where throwing out BS and we enjoyed their quirky way of doing it. Now days unfortunately we know the "BS" the stuff "commedians" are throwing out is most likely very real and directly affecting our lives, and it is not funny any more.
The Dean Martin celebrity roasts were very funny but even then not for the faint of heart.
Sam Kinison, anyone? I want my records back!
Here's a sample of some Dry Bar comedy:
Jose Sarduy is hilarious, and his Dry Bar stuff is family-friendly, but his album carries a parental warning for a reason.
Jose Sarduy is hilarious, and his Dry Bar stuff is family-friendly, but his album carries a parental warning for a reason.
His scene in Back to School is legendary. Professor Turgeson
