NBC Late Night host Seth Myers explains an important part of the nature of reality to a segment of Democrats: Link: https://youtu.be/HvV2JY8kbgI Lately I find I often feel like grabbing certain segment of the populace by the scruff of the … Continue reading
Category Archives: Funny comedy humor
The U.S. states have long been called “laboratories of democracy” (and not just by Republicans, as Bill Maher seems to imply in the clip below). The idea is that states can try different things and learn from each other’s experience. … Continue reading
Another classic gets remade by a modern director. Fortunately only a joke. Link: https://youtu.be/yLw7cTR2arU by … Continue reading
Not their best effort, but still reasonably amusing: Link: https://youtu.be/iHyzNXiNnw0 by … Continue reading
Bill Maher points out something worth noticing: What constitutes a political “gaffe” — that is, something a politician does or says that’s treated as a serious mistake that makes them look bad — has changed quite drastically when it comes … Continue reading
Nice, very brief set from a 13-year-old kid. The best joke is at the end. by … Continue reading
A couple of weeks ago Jimmy Kimmel Live featured a couple of sisters named Gramma and Ginga. Gramma is 102 and Ginga is 97, and they spoke by video link from their home in Clarksburg West Virginia. They proved a … Continue reading
Tennessee good old boys and amateur political commentators Jackie Broyles and Dunlap somehow find themselves debating Clinton versus Sanders to their own shock. (Caution: As usual, Dunlap’s language might not be safe for basic cable.) Link: https://youtu.be/YQCla5_DsKw Jackie Broyles and … Continue reading
A roundup of science news (link) on MSNBC’s Rachel Maddow Show blog includes this rather disconcerting entry: The best new species discovered over the last year include skeletal sea dragons and giant carnivorous planets. I suspect that last word should … Continue reading
This is an old bit, but it was new to me. Basically, YouTubers Rhett and Link wrote and performed a skit, then did it again but with dialog picked up from YouTube’s less-than-perfect automated captioning of the original. The result … Continue reading