Crazy Comedy
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Something’s Gotta Give $4.38 … |
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Horse Crazy $3.28 Studio: Peace Arch Home Entertain Release Date: 05/08/2007… |
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Crazy for You (1992 Original Broadway Cast) $7.31 If you’re looking for one do-it-all Gershwin cast recording, Crazy for You fits the bill. Touted as “the new Gershwin musical comedy” when it hit Broadway in 1992, it’s actually a substantial reworking of the Gershwins’ Girl Crazy, the story of a New York song-and-dance man who conquers the West (and a fair maid there) by putting on a show. (The original 1934 cast featured Ginger Rogers and a Broa… |
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Stir Crazy [VHS] $3.45 Sidney Poitier directed–without much distinction, sorry to say–this 1980 comedy teaming Gene Wilder and Richard Pryor as New York knuckleheads who try their luck in California and are accused of robbing a bank. Most of the laughs concern their survival strategies in prison (at one point, Wilder decides to “reach out and talk” to some hulking murderer) and their plans to escape. Both performers a… |
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Crazy People [VHS] $9.98 … |
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Some people are morning people. They get up before the sun rises and they go for a run around the local golf course, scaring the bird trying to get the first worm. They get back home for breakfast and have a shower. Then they catch up on all their letter writing and birthday cards. After making a few calls and concluding a few deals, they toddle off to work, arriving 20 minutes early.
I don’t do mornings. The alarm clock is like the sword of damacles hanging over my slumber. It’s strident clamour heralds the death of my dreams and the destruction of the land of Nod. I hit the sleep button and scrape another few minutes of sleep from the desolation of another workday. The inevitable moment arrives: if I delay one more minute I will be seriously, noticeably, late for work. After chucking on some mismatching clothes, (because my eyes are still stuck shut with sleep) I stumble off to work, eventually waking up about an hour after getting there.
Morning people don’t believe in the existence of non-morning people. They think we are either mad or lazy liars. But go and pick up a morning person for a call out at 7pm and then the boot is on the other foot. They yawn expansively as they get in the car, they mutter incoherent sentences, and only your terrible driving keeps them from sleeping for the remainder of the 3 hour trip. They look at you in awe as you drive on through the night, and cannot believe that your are still wide awake and alert at 2 in the morning. they think you are some kind of freak, but they are impressed none the less.
Yup, we night people can keep going as long as we have to. We don’t do mornings, but we do do nights. Moring people doodoo nights! When the world is sleeping, we go on working, quietly acheiving and prevailing where others would fall down and sleep. We are the epitome of the long life battery, as we keep on keeping on through long nights.
Night people are often unseen, like the long haul train driver, the night flight airline pilot, the technician on a call out, the night watchman. But don’t ask us to get up early. That is being cruel. Our bodies are not designed for early morning activity. A morning run would kill us, and doing anything financial before 9am would be a fast road to bankruptcy. Writing a birthday card would lose a friend and create an enemy!
So if you’re a morning person, spare a thought for your yawning colleague. He’s not lazy. He’s not crazy. He’s just not in the right time zone.
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Wild Grass RATING: (SNOOZING VIEWER) Romantic comedy. Starring Sabine Azema, Andre Dussollier, Anne Consigny and Emmanuelle Devos. Directed by Alain Resnais. French with English subtitles. (PG. 104 minutes. At Bay Area theaters.) Director Alain Resnais (”… Wild Grass – Alain Resnais – Sabine Azéma – San Francisco Bay Area – Anne Consigny
Who is the comedian from Comedy Central Presents who does this joke?
He is talking about how you see a parent yelling at their kid to shut up because the kid is asking too many questions, and you feel bad, but really you can’t know how annoying the kid is.
How kids keep asking “why” to everything, until eventually the answers you are giving in response to ‘why’ get so out there and crazy it doesn’t even make sense. He’s like “Things that aren’t can’t be”
“why?”
“because if they aren’t then they aren’t real”
etc etc..I know I’m butchering it but I CAN’T find this guy! HELP!
That’s Louis C.K.
Here’s a video from one of his HBO specials. the ‘Why’ bit starts at 6:22.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4u2ZsoYWwJA
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