MP3 file: https://soundcloud.com/limitles9/phil-911-i-nailed-myself-to-a-cross
I knew this wasn't going to work
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MP3 file: https://soundcloud.com/limitles9/phil-911-i-nailed-myself-to-a-cross
I knew this wasn't going to work
buffer this
https://soundcloud.com/limitles9/phi...elf-to-a-cross
MP3 file: https://soundcloud.com/limitles9/phil-pizza-hut
Soundlcloud doesn't use MP3's? I don't know.
This track is one of the radio spoofs from the legendary Phil Hendrie.
Some poor schmuck somehow thinks he's got Pizza Hut on the line but it's Phil and
hilarity ensues. Keep in mind there are only two people in this recording,
Schmuck and Phil......comedy gold.
I'm not going to go through the hell that constitutes posting three Youtube videos on this site because it, the forum, has sorely been neglected.
This, however, is why Bill Cosby became famous and will be forever loved despite the apparent necrophilia charges he faces.
Watch/listen to part two and three on Youtube if you have half a brain.
Last edited by limitles; 06-29-2015 at 10:19 PM.
Originally Posted by limitles
You don't even know the difference between bumping a thread or
adding to it. Dunce.
Les crushing the internet as usual
top 5 poster on PFA
deal with it people
Funny is a funny thing. Very subjective. One thing I've learned about myself is that I tend to take much of what I've heard and look for a joke in it. It's automatic, it's not something I'm waiting for or intend on doing. This is where people tend to misjudge because they may be on a completely different line of thought and can't make sense of the non-serious take they just heard or read from me. Then when I throw a serious line in no one knows what to think. Maybe sheboon and the like do but certainly not the majority.
MP3 file: https://soundcloud.com/limitles9/butler
Last edited by limitles; 06-28-2015 at 06:28 PM.
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I don't get it, is this like a limitles self imposed containment thread?
I used to be a fan of late night comedy talk shows, mostly Letterman, but stopped watching years ago.
These clips from Conan are probably well known to most but I just stumbled on them. I damn near wet myself.
Conan's associate producer, last name Schlansky, is the foil to O'Brien's wit. As funny as is Conan, Schlansky plays the straight(no pun intended) man better than I have ever seen. Stone faced almost to a fault.
If you haven't seen any of these I suggest going back to earlier clips for perspective. The first clip does provide some history, the second is the knock-out.
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