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Yes, that's right. this is a quer little thread in which you can post something you've seen/heard on a film/song/radio/TV/book that made you (literally please) laugh out loud.
I'll start with my pick from Matrix: Revolutions. Bullet time punch with supreme slow-mo face contorted "Muuuuuh!" as Neo's fist mutated Smith's visage beyond recognitionover the period of about 30 seconds.
I'm pretty sure the cinema shook, everyone was laughing that hard.
I'll start with my pick from Matrix: Revolutions. Bullet time punch with supreme slow-mo face contorted "Muuuuuh!" as Neo's fist mutated Smith's visage beyond recognitionover the period of about 30 seconds.
I'm pretty sure the cinema shook, everyone was laughing that hard.
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The Witches of Chiswick - by Robert Rankin.
It's rare I laugh out loud by myself, comedy needs other people to be effective but this book had me chuckling at several points. Barry, the time-travelling brussel sprout that lives inside the characters ear in the best.
"Don't ask me" sighed Barry, "I'm making it up as I go along. Like the author"
What's Up Tiger Lilly? - Woody Allen.
A Japanese spy movie, redubbed with a nonsensical plot about the search the perfect egg-salad recipie. Basically a load of actors improvising in a recording booth with their own dialogue.
Woody Allen produces and appears half-way through. The film stops and you cut to a studio where Allen & interviewer are sitting.
"So tell me Woody, for the benefit of those confused, explain what's happened so far"
"No"
And straight back into the film.
Best character the hero, who beats people up and shouts phrases like
"Saracan Pig!" "Roman Dog!"
It's rare I laugh out loud by myself, comedy needs other people to be effective but this book had me chuckling at several points. Barry, the time-travelling brussel sprout that lives inside the characters ear in the best.
"Don't ask me" sighed Barry, "I'm making it up as I go along. Like the author"
What's Up Tiger Lilly? - Woody Allen.
A Japanese spy movie, redubbed with a nonsensical plot about the search the perfect egg-salad recipie. Basically a load of actors improvising in a recording booth with their own dialogue.
Woody Allen produces and appears half-way through. The film stops and you cut to a studio where Allen & interviewer are sitting.
"So tell me Woody, for the benefit of those confused, explain what's happened so far"
"No"
And straight back into the film.
Best character the hero, who beats people up and shouts phrases like
"Saracan Pig!" "Roman Dog!"
Watching a large group of little ASBO-types getting kicked out of the cinema because they couldn't keep their stupid little mouths shut. The film hadn't even started yet!
Watching Lee Evans live at the Royal Convert Hall in Nottingham
Couldn't stop laughing.
Couldn't stop laughing.
that punch was quality
LOL, jack dee was class on one of his performances.
he ended by reading out some of what the audience wrote on a little notepad.
one of them was...
"how do you confuse a w@nker?"
*pause*
"thirty-two"
and then a huge roar of laughter as jack stares out with notepad still raised in hand, looking distant...
he ended by reading out some of what the audience wrote on a little notepad.
one of them was...
"how do you confuse a w@nker?"
*pause*
"thirty-two"
and then a huge roar of laughter as jack stares out with notepad still raised in hand, looking distant...
That punch scene was excellent, they way the water flew off his face and his skin twisted was class.
Reading "HappinessTM" by Will Ferguson
Reading any Tony Hawks Books. (NOT the skater)
And Jack Dee, because he rules.
And Jack Dee, because he rules.
Watching Jack Dee at the London Paladium.
Chuckled.
Chuckled.
Zaphod Beeblebrox being sick into two spacesuits, one after another.
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