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Free_Mustache_Rides wrote:I don't know if Kevin Hart is overrated per se, but I do think Kevin Hart's popularity is the result of Dave Chappele deciding he hated television and and disappearing from the face of the earth and the Hollywood machine scrambling to find someone who could replace him and ended up choosing Kevin Hart, he's been marketed well.

It's a conspiracy.

Speaking of Chappelle, he's doing a show here next month. I'm planning on going.

I think Key and Peele are the new Chappelle.

I like them but some of their skits aren't that funny to me, like the college football players skit.

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Cráck.

I think Key and Peele's skits may have made me laugh, but I'm really not sure as I can't remember whenever it may have occurred.

@everyone

Xcom and all it's dlc is on steam for $12 right now go buy it. 

I already have it on xbox 360 but going to buy it so I can play on my pc too. Seriously, if you enjoy tactical grid based strategy games (like Fire Emblem, or Tactics Ogre, or Finanl Fantasy Tactis) even a little buy it. You won't regret it, it's only $12 box, that's like going without your starbucks coffee for two days.

Glen Miller wrote:I think Key and Peele's skits may have made me laugh, but I'm really not sure as I can't remember whenever it may have occurred.

Key and Peele is real hit and miss but i do think that its dave's stuff was the same but we only remember the best stuff.

I don't think there is any doubt that Chappelle is at least seven levels higher than K&P, and he isn't even my cup of tea.

Childish Logic wrote:

Glen Miller wrote:I think Key and Peele's skits may have made me laugh, but I'm really not sure as I can't remember whenever it may have occurred.

Key and Peele is real hit and miss but i do think that its dave's stuff was the same but we only remember the best stuff.

I've watched the Chappelle show again recently and it's mostly hilarious. I don't remember many skits where I didn't laugh. I'm only on the first season of Key & Peele. Chappelle Show is a class above Key & Peele. Chappelle is great in stand up comedy as well.

Free_Mustache_Rides wrote:I like them but some of their skits aren't that funny to me, like the college football players skit.

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Cráck.

this guy used to be fire like 2 years ago, i remember his GOAT silver IF in FIFA 11 or FIFA 12

Chappelle's Ja Rule was the only one of his I found funny. I don't like Key and Peele either or Kevin Hart. I find all "negro" humour really worn out, I've heard the same stuff over and over again. You have to a be a pretty sheltered white guy to find any of that shit original or funny. And now C.K. is trying it with "white people" stuff. And I also don't find awkward white humor funny like the bile Will Ferrell does. Actually I rarely ever find actual comedy funny, last time I can remember laughing hysterically at in a film was in 12 years a slave when she threw the bottle at that dancing slave

The humourless, racist Arab stereotype holds true.

I am a white male so I'll stay out of this conversation about race.

Keyser Söze wrote:Chappelle's Ja Rule was the only one of his I found funny. I don't like Key and Peele either or Kevin Hart. I find all "negro" humour really worn out, I've heard the same stuff over and over again. You have to a be a pretty sheltered white guy to find any of that shit original or funny. And now C.K. is trying it with "white people" stuff. And I also don't find awkward white humor funny like the bile Will Ferrell does. Actually I rarely ever find actual comedy funny, last time I can remember laughing hysterically at in a film was in 12 years a slave when she threw the bottle at that dancing slave

Its weird that thats the last thing you remember laughing at, it is pretty funny though.

SBSP wrote:The humourless, racist Arab stereotype holds true.

Is that actually a stereotype?

Sean wrote:

Keyser Söze wrote:Chappelle's Ja Rule was the only one of his I found funny. I don't like Key and Peele either or Kevin Hart. I find all "negro" humour really worn out, I've heard the same stuff over and over again. You have to a be a pretty sheltered white guy to find any of that shit original or funny. And now C.K. is trying it with "white people" stuff. And I also don't find awkward white humor funny like the bile Will Ferrell does. Actually I rarely ever find actual comedy funny, last time I can remember laughing hysterically at in a film was in 12 years a slave when she threw the bottle at that dancing slave

Its weird that thats the last thing you remember laughing at, it is pretty funny though.

It's because I rewinded it countless times finding something new funny each time.

Well the humorless Arab is a stereotype, I don't know about racist though.

Typical SRST, trying to turn a bit of friendly racial banter into a contentious issue.

It can be rather difficult for comedy to actually make you laugh. Even when I find something funny most of the time I just smile or think 'that's funny'. I think the glass thrown at the slave thing made you laugh because it's just totally jarring and unexpected how fast and brutally it happens. I always remember this quote from Bill Murray

Well, obviously a lot of it is rhythm. And as often as not, it's the surprising rhythm. In life and in movies, you can usually guess what someone is going to say—you can actually hear it—before they say it. But if you undercut that just a little, it can make you fall off your chair. It's small and simple like that.

I think that's kinda what Family Guy are doing with the really long cut they do.

Who knew cricket could be so exciting. What an ending.

SBSP wrote:Who knew cricket could be so exciting. What an ending.

I hope for a new zealand india final. I don't think i could handle aussie winning it here.

Zzonked wrote:It can be rather difficult for comedy to actually make you laugh. Even when I find something funny most of the time I just smile or think 'that's funny'. I think the glass thrown at the slave thing made you laugh because it's just totally jarring and unexpected how fast and brutally it happens. I always remember this quote from Bill Murray

Well, obviously a lot of it is rhythm. And as often as not, it's the surprising rhythm. In life and in movies, you can usually guess what someone is going to say—you can actually hear it—before they say it. But if you undercut that just a little, it can make you fall off your chair. It's small and simple like that.

I think that's kinda what Family Guy are doing with the really long cut they do.

That quote is true for boxing as well. It's why the bigger,faster, fighter doesn't always win. Look at the Amir Khan Danny Garcia fight.

Glen Miller wrote:I am a white male so I'll stay out of this conversation about race.

racial profiler

I hung out with your hero today, vel.

drizzy drake?

Lionel Messi

I was going to guess Messi as a joke, but turns out the Argentina team are in fact in DC atm.

I don't joke about this sort of thing.

was he drinking pepsi

He had just finished training, so he was drinking from a water bottle.  I will ask him today if it is filled with Pepsi.

Ask him how it feels to be inferior to Cristiano Ronaldo.

You should have seen the fury when I called him a nasty little drug cheat, talk about a Napoleon complex.

Zayn Malik has quit music, let's hope Taylor Swift is next.