Who cares what a comedians politics are? If you're funny, then you're alright with me. I'm just looking for a chuckle, I don't care what you do in your "off time"
Funny wins, but the chart isn't about the the politics of the comedians, it's about their fans. Otherwise, how would Louis CK be so "liberal" when this happened: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hRDXeinEUJQ
They currently have shows created here that are focused on "America", do you think the author is a deaf person that just reads subtitles and can't hear accents? Jet fuel can't melt foreign accents and nothing those people say could possibly be "American".
28 comments
9 biobotX1 2016-03-24
Didnt Robin Williams become a necktie model?
2 iWhereSchortSchorts 2016-03-24
He made a living standing up but died sitting down.
3 Mod_Impersonator 2016-03-24
Technically he was probably dangling slightly.
3 iWhereSchortSchorts 2016-03-24
Like for real though he hung himself with the tension from sitting down... I thought that was at least a halfway decent joke? http://www.nydailynews.com/entertainment/gossip/robin-williams-troubled-financial-problems-report-article-1.1900580
1 PiggyFork 2016-03-24
He was also a part-time electronics tester.
6 MrKrinkel 2016-03-24
Who cares what a comedians politics are? If you're funny, then you're alright with me. I'm just looking for a chuckle, I don't care what you do in your "off time"
6 Jackthejew 2016-03-24
Same here. You make your jokes I'll be on the job site.
10 MrKrinkel 2016-03-24
Right, a container of coffee and we're off to the races. Get the job done and back to the old ball and chain
1 zmontoya 2016-03-24
Heyy, what else do you think, Regular Joe?
3 MrKrinkel 2016-03-24
Go screw, that's what I think. The wife will tell me different, so you know, do what you want
1 Patmcpsu 2016-03-24
I'm just working for the weekend
1 MrKrinkel 2016-03-24
I always wondered if that song meant they were working on the weekend or they were working to get to the weekend?
4 iWhereSchortSchorts 2016-03-24
I assumed that the sarcasm was PALPABLE.
3 MrKrinkel 2016-03-24
Probably was, I was just in a mood to pontificate
1 ImIndignant 2016-03-24
Funny wins, but the chart isn't about the the politics of the comedians, it's about their fans. Otherwise, how would Louis CK be so "liberal" when this happened: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hRDXeinEUJQ
5 SlappyJiggler 2016-03-24
Oliver isn't an American he's a Limey faggot.
3 Really_Big_Dummy 2016-03-24
Where's Vos?
5 K1bbler 2016-03-24
At magoobys last I heard.
3 TossyMcSalad 2016-03-24
Hartford Funny Bone Apr 1st-3rd
2 Ant_Sucks 2016-03-24
Top two are
Trevor Noah - South African
John Oliver - English
Ricky Gervais is a bit further down. I haven't checked but I'm sure there's a few Canadians in there too.
2 ImIndignant 2016-03-24
They currently have shows created here that are focused on "America", do you think the author is a deaf person that just reads subtitles and can't hear accents? Jet fuel can't melt foreign accents and nothing those people say could possibly be "American".
1 Dennyislife 2016-03-24
James corden is English too. And I don't think he's ever done stand up so I'd never call him a comic. He has acted in comical parts.
2 Ant_Sucks 2016-03-24
No, and he's never done a situp either.
0 MrKrinkel 2016-03-24
I love situp comedy
0 PhilipMarma 2016-03-24
Jim Carrey and Howie Mandel are Canadian, and Craig Ferguson is Scots, but they might all and American citizens by now.
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0 Brocktoon_in_a_jar 2016-03-24
chart is invalid if Anthony Jeselnik isn't on it. i'm sure conservatives love him cause he's "not PC" but he'd shit over all of them in a second
-1 Popblawo 2016-03-24
I don't fucking care sir