Brother Joe has more of a right to call people civilians and he was a potato peeler at Fort Hamilton for 3 months before being booted out for violating the old "don't ask, don't tell" policy. The only things that has been dishonestly discharged faster than Bro Joe are Princess Allen's loads on Jimmy's back.
Rich Vos has used it a bunch. I'm sure Norton does it all the time when he is explaining his "craft".When Norton debated that stupid faggot lawyer, he was like "we both speak for a living". It was so cringeworthy.
They used it unironically between 2015-2016, then it became kinda funny to use it ironically for a few weeks because it was just too cringe, and now they don't even want the world to know that this shit has ever been a thing.
It's the most insulting thing a comedian can ever say.
Big jay, Vos, Pete Holmes,Mike Birbiglia and Wayne Federman off the top of my head (I don't think I have heard Jimmy use it but I wouldn't put it past him). it makes me cringe more than anything. even Joe Rogan isn't pompous enough to use that term, it takes a special kind of hack to do so.
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1 JoeCumiasCockBreath 2018-01-24
The ones who are pompous pricks with a vastly inflated sense of their importance in the world.
1 CuckECheese 2018-01-24
So all of them?
1 Doc_McCoyXYZ 2018-01-24
Funny, because I remember hearing Opie use "civilian" more than anyone, I swear to god.
1 crookedmile 2018-01-24
I heard there's a table of them located somewhere. Unfortunately, they moved the table, so many of them were spooked off never to be seen again.
1 eastriverdriveII 2018-01-24
Shaffir
1 bowz_oh 2018-01-24
even worse, "norm-core"
1 AsianAnalParty 2018-01-24
Brother Joe has more of a right to call people civilians and he was a potato peeler at Fort Hamilton for 3 months before being booted out for violating the old "don't ask, don't tell" policy. The only things that has been dishonestly discharged faster than Bro Joe are Princess Allen's loads on Jimmy's back.
1 aceop 2018-01-24
Dishonestly discharged?
1 TacoTrots 2018-01-24
Big Jay has used the term on more than one occasion.
1 Soriano33alfonso 2018-01-24
Rich Vos has used it a bunch. I'm sure Norton does it all the time when he is explaining his "craft".When Norton debated that stupid faggot lawyer, he was like "we both speak for a living". It was so cringeworthy.
1 Griz-x 2018-01-24
Metzger started that shit back when he would sit on Facebook and rant like someone's aunt after an entire bottle of wine.
1 BAgloink 2018-01-24
Dude, fuck that guy, comedians are the only ones that know what funny is, and we just don't get it, you know, the people buying the tickets.
1 Peckahnator 2018-01-24
They used it unironically between 2015-2016, then it became kinda funny to use it ironically for a few weeks because it was just too cringe, and now they don't even want the world to know that this shit has ever been a thing.
It's the most insulting thing a comedian can ever say.
1 ggray427 2018-01-24
Patrice used to call them "squares"
Lol
1 Single_Action_Army 2018-01-24
To be fair, Patrice's shape was like the opposite of a square
1 CuckECheese 2018-01-24
Yeah. It was like a circle.
1 ErvisMatravy 2018-01-24
Big jay, Vos, Pete Holmes,Mike Birbiglia and Wayne Federman off the top of my head (I don't think I have heard Jimmy use it but I wouldn't put it past him). it makes me cringe more than anything. even Joe Rogan isn't pompous enough to use that term, it takes a special kind of hack to do so.
1 Lisssten 2018-01-24
i think i first heard it from Jay Mohr
1 Wolosocu 2018-01-24
Bob "Narwhal" Kelly
1 CuckECheese 2018-01-24
So all of them?
1 aceop 2018-01-24
Dishonestly discharged?
1 Doc_McCoyXYZ 2018-01-24
Funny, because I remember hearing Opie use "civilian" more than anyone, I swear to god.
1 crookedmile 2018-01-24
I heard there's a table of them located somewhere. Unfortunately, they moved the table, so many of them were spooked off never to be seen again.
1 Single_Action_Army 2018-01-24
To be fair, Patrice's shape was like the opposite of a square