Biggest laughs

Originally posted by Todd Bendy (aka Ben Sweeney) Your dancing in that little trailer I cocked a look at earlier, Buster! That's cracks me up! Other delights include:The SimpsonsFuturamaSouth Park, Trigger Happy TVSmack The PonyTSO Reeves and Mortimer (the first two series)Monty Pythons Life of Brian (didn't think much of their other films - this one is utter brill though)The Pink Panther Show cartoonsRising DampSpaced

How could I forget South Park and Jackass from MTV!

Originally posted by Dutch Jim says: NO! See-Ye Tan has taken the words right out of my mouth:A Fish Called Wanda!!!!!! That one's a classic. Each, word, each sentence, its sooooooo f#$king brilliant!!:D

Yes, Dutch Jim... Funny that I like FISH....because I actually have a stammering/stuttering problem since childhood.....but still, I saw good humour in that classic..... Pity 'bout Fierce Creatures, though...

...........ab fab.............(anyone?)

Originally posted by Todd Bendy (aka Ben Sweeney) The last Axl Rose autobiography.Fuckin hilarious - shuold make it into a film!!

how many has he written? scary!

for me - seinfeld, have i got news for you, eddie izzard, bill bailey, fawlty towers, coupling, milton jones, steven wright, smack the pony, early steve martin films (all of me, the man with two brains etc - not the lonely guy)& so on & so on.

the dave gorman book are you dave gorman made me snort! on a bus as well.

What about Dead Men Don't Wear Plaid? One of my all-time favorite Steve Martin Movies. Did you see the Absent Minded Waiter with Steve Martin? I like to put on his comedy albums on one turntable and an ambient lp on the other and take naps. mmmmm....naps.........Do you guys/girls get NewsRadio in the UK? Phil Hartman's last series before his EVIL wife killed him.

good new order laugh "Could you applaud a little louder, it's costing a lot of money in guitar pics" PFD

"Hey Billy, your sisters here" Shoreline 01

watched that for the first time last week - amazing bit of film making, but was paying more attention on recognising who was who rather than the laughs (you'll know what i mean if you've seen it, if not it has clips of famous people like cary grant etc from various films cut in with the story so that martin fits seamlessly(ish) into those scenes & acts with them

i kissed her with every lip on my face...

Originally posted by Just Jeff > Originally posted by Mario Herlaar> Monty Python, esp. the life of Brian.I really like the part in the stadium, discussing the name of their pol. group: Judeans peoplefront or whatever.> Like Dutch Jim says : British humour(as it is called overhere)i.o.w. absurd/dry humour is absolutely my fav.> can't think of any american...oh yeah, how could i forget,the unforgettable Beavis and Butthead. "he said weener"> Watching politicians "talk" on tv is also very funny

and just how in the name of hell did I forget Beavis and Butthead...back in my days at the university...we would all gather around the TV and watch this shite before we went to bed...what simple lives we lead...

best line from the series (form when they forgot how to pee) "Hey Beavith...she's thinking about or weeners...huh huh huh huh

I used to love that as well..so gutter humour but funny. I do find myself turning into them quite often though..'hey look at her thingies' etc etc

One I remember is when they're in school and the teacher blokes doing the register and comes to 'Butkiss' and the boys piss emselves. Then the teacher goes 'we've been here 10 weeks and you still laugh every time I read out 'Butkiss' cue more laughing...