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perhaps the funniest man to ever walk this planet....

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LoKyBuckeye;1047886; said:
perhaps the funniest man to ever walk this planet....

discuss.

I was thinking - someone tried to start ANOTHER (Terrelle) Pryor thread? I don't know if you were intending to mislead, but even if it wasn't, you got me. Well done :)
 
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Redhawk;1047892; said:
I was thinking - someone tryed to start ANOTHER (Terrelle) Pryor thread? I don't know if you were intending to mislead, but even if it wasn't, you got me. Well done :)

Me Too!

I will say though that my second thoughts included freebasing and catching fire!! :biggrin:
 
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Redhawk;1047892; said:
I was thinking - someone tryed to start ANOTHER (Terrelle) Pryor thread? I don't know if you were intending to mislead, but even if it wasn't, you got me. Well done :)

gregorylee;1047893; said:
Me Too!

I will say though that my second thoughts included freebasing and catching fire!! :biggrin:

who's Terrelle Pryor? :wink:
 
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Great Dane: What's the matter Rich?

Richard: My... my monkey died.

Great Dane: You mean the little guy that use to put his dick in everybodys ear?

Richard: Yeah... He... He died.

Great Dane: Shit... I was going to eat him... Hey Rich?

Richard: Yeah

Great Dane: You know I'll be chasing you tomorrow...
 
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Richard Pryor was a comic genius. Funny his entire life, willing to adapt his comedy and grow his comedy as he evolved as a person. He didn't stick to the same "schtick" all the time, and had fantastic timing.
 
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anybody else listen to this last night? great piece on Pryor's "Mudbone" character...

NPR : In Character: Mudbone

The series is also interesting: "In Character is an NPR series exploring famous American fictional characters, from Atticus Finch to Ugly Betty. What do they say about society? About individual experience? About the comedy and complexity of who we are?"

In Character: Mudbone

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January 2, 2008

The NPR-wide series, "In Character," takes a look at fictional characters and their significance in our lives. Today, commentator William Jelani Cobb talks about "Mudbone," a character created by the late Richard Pryor.

Cobb, a professor at Spelman College, is the author of To The Break of Dawn: A Freestyle on the Hip-Hop Aesthetic.
 
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OCBuckWife;1048127; said:
Richard Pryor was a comic genius. Funny his entire life, willing to adapt his comedy and grow his comedy as he evolved as a person. He didn't stick to the same "schtick" all the time, and had fantastic timing.
Fantastic timing, but how are his throwing mechanics? What's his 40 time? I can chug a 40 in a little less than a minute, but I haven't been training.
 
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