Religion and Ethics Forum
General Category => General Discussion => Topic started by: Walt Zingmatilder on June 26, 2015, 09:46:38 PM
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Thanks to taking up Savillerows challenge to sit through 3 episodes of The Atheist Experience (am about a third of the way through) Youtube recommended The Top Ten anti religion comic routines:
The list is as follows:
10: Richard Pryor
9: Lewis Black
8: Eddie Griffin
7: Doug Stanhope
6: Jim Jefferies
5: Chris Rock
4:Bill Maher
3: Bill Hicks
2: Louis CK
1: George Carlin
So without further ado let's run down the top ten
At Number ten Richard Pryor was apparently due to go on stage but was reluctant to because he felt a little funny.
His manager said ''you better get on stage before it wears off''
At Number nine Lewis Black was apparently due to go on stage but was reluctant to because he felt a little funny.
His manager said ''you better get on stage before it wears off''
At Number Eight Eddie Griffin was apparently due to go on stage but was reluctant to because he felt a little funny.
His manager said ''you better get on stage before it wears off''
At Number Seven Doug Stanhope was apparently due to go on stage but was reluctant to because he felt a little funny.
His manager said ''you better get on stage before it wears off''
In at six Jim Jefferies was apparently due to go on stage but was reluctant to because he felt a little funny.
His manager said ''you better get on stage before it wears off''
At Number five Chris Rock was apparently due to go on stage but was reluctant to because he felt a little funny.
His manager said ''you better get on stage before it wears off''
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Thank goodness for that - that should see us well into autumn now before Vlad tells us his joke again.
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Thank goodness for that - that should see us well into autumn now before Vlad tells us his joke again.
............................And at number four apparently Bill Maher couldn't go on stage because he felt a little funny his manager told him to get on stage before it wore off.
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Vlad you have a lot of hate in you for a Christian.
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The word "hate is used far too loosely: " to dislike intensely or passionately; feel extreme aversion for or extreme hostility toward; detest." Just" dislike" is mostly enough. The vile murders we have seen today can be ascribed to true hatred, not merely dislike.
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The word "hate is used far too loosely
Frequently yes, but I really do think Vlad is fuelled by hatred.
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The word "hate is used far too loosely
Frequently yes, but I really do think Vlad is fuelled by hatred.
"Never ascribe to malice what can better be explained by sheer stupidity." - Somebody-or-other's Law.
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The word "hate is used far too loosely
Frequently yes, but I really do think Vlad is fuelled by hatred.
I think this is an example of how we interpret peoples' motives as we read them online, when in reality, in "real life," they would not appear at all like that.
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The word "hate is used far too loosely
Frequently yes, but I really do think Vlad is fuelled by hatred.
"Never ascribe to malice what can better be explained by sheer stupidity." - Somebody-or-other's Law.
"I must not denigrate other peoples' intelligence." Write out 100 times, by this time tomorrow, boy. :)
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"I must not denigrate other peoples' inteliigence." Write out 100 times, by this time tomorrow, boy.
Would you like it spelled properly, or the way you did it?
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"I must not denigrate other peoples' inteliigence." Write out 100 times, by this time tomorrow, boy.
Would you like it spelled properly, or the way you did it?
Excellent! You spotted my deliberate mistake: cut the lines to 90.
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Some of the more extreme Christians on this forum come over as rather lacking in the brain department, or they might just see how stupid their comments really are! ::)
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Hang on, the list stops at five. What happens to the top four?
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Hang on, the list stops at five. What happens to the top four?
Crikey, I never realised this had a following.
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Hang on, the list stops at five. What happens to the top four?
He ran out of inspiration.
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Vlad was apparently due to attempt a humorous post but was reluctant to because he felt a little funny.
His friend said ''you better get on with it before it wears off''.
So he did.
Unfortunately by the time he posted it was obvious that he had hesitated just a bit too long!