Comedy Challenge: (9/10) Comedians - Moshe Kasher

I don’t have anger issues, I should kill you for saying so.

Comedy Challenge: (9/10) Comedians - Moshe Kasher

I don’t have anger issues, I should kill you for saying so.


  • Pete (to samm Levine): what are you trying to grab a mic from me I'll fucking eat you

jernmulern replied to your post:

I’m done.

I CAN’T DEAL WITH HIM ANYMORE

OVER. SO OVER

posted 10 hours ago

  • Kumail: Hey I've seen a movie
  • Pete: I swear to god kumail.. I'm going to make a movie of me lighting you on fire

swagjustice:

pulitzerprincess:

looks like some of y’all will have a little problem next year 


#why blaze it when you can praise it

swagjustice:

pulitzerprincess:

looks like some of y’all will have a little problem next year 



theamericanprospect:


What followed set a pretty high bar for awkward radio. I launched into this story about a comedian who played my bar mitzvah and who I got to know 20 years later. I was thinking that this was my Carson panel moment, my chance to banter like a pro. Instead, it was punctuated by long passages of silence. Deserved silence, I should add; I was blowing through this story without context, leaving out key details. Maron played along, smiling and nodding, and you could just see his internal clock ticking down the seconds until he could get this rank amateur out of his life. Somehow I worked toward an ending, tossed off the headphones, and flew out the door. The show was cancelled a month or so later, and if you’re reading this, Marc, I’ll take the blame.

How David Dayen’s fifteen minutes with Marc Maron changed everything.

theamericanprospect:

What followed set a pretty high bar for awkward radio. I launched into this story about a comedian who played my bar mitzvah and who I got to know 20 years later. I was thinking that this was my Carson panel moment, my chance to banter like a pro. Instead, it was punctuated by long passages of silence. Deserved silence, I should add; I was blowing through this story without context, leaving out key details. Maron played along, smiling and nodding, and you could just see his internal clock ticking down the seconds until he could get this rank amateur out of his life. Somehow I worked toward an ending, tossed off the headphones, and flew out the door. The show was cancelled a month or so later, and if you’re reading this, Marc, I’ll take the blame.

How David Dayen’s fifteen minutes with Marc Maron changed everything.


dalbear:

I SO EXCITED FOR HIS SHOW I WANT IT NOW

dalbear:

I SO EXCITED FOR HIS SHOW I WANT IT NOW


I suggest we all go into a mass wide boy meets world Marathon leading up to Girl meets world 


 

Seriously the best compliment you could give this gal