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Alright, I admit it! I just stole them from Drew Carey. He has points comin' out the wazoo!

mountainmage wrote:Alright, I admit it! I just stole them from Drew Carey. He has points comin' out the wazoo!

This made me smile really hard. I used to watch Whose Line everyday when I was younger.

Damned Wayne, thinking he could pull off his own show. It was going strong until he decided to ditch everyone.
Oh look at me! I sing and dance and pull the same jokes over and over for an hour every day.

FengharTheNord wrote:

mountainmage wrote:Alright, I admit it! I just stole them from Drew Carey. He has points comin' out the wazoo!

This made me smile really hard. I used to watch Whose Line everyday when I was younger.

Ditto. Whether it was the original British version or the American version, I loved Whose Line.

mountainmage wrote:

FengharTheNord wrote:

mountainmage wrote:Alright, I admit it! I just stole them from Drew Carey. He has points comin' out the wazoo!

This made me smile really hard. I used to watch Whose Line everyday when I was younger.

Ditto. Whether it was the original British version or the American version, I loved Whose Line.

Oh gosh yes, they were both so incredibly fun!

Scenes from a Hat roxxors my soxxors. Especially the one when Robin Williams guest starred. Not because of him specifically (he actually isn't terribly funny in the episode), but it seems like everyone else dialled up the funny when he arrived.

I think this is probably one of my favorite scenes from Whose Line.

It's good to be able to reference Whose Line is It Anyways?, because being in improv theatre, no one knows what it is until you say that. I know twice the game that are on that show. Mark Fleming is God.

mountainmage wrote:I think this is probably one of my favorite scenes from Whose Line.

Oh man, that was six minutes of me being doubled over in laughter, right there. Thank you, I needed that.

You sir, are very welcome.

Edminster wrote:

mountainmage wrote:I think this is probably one of my favorite scenes from Whose Line.

Oh man, that was six minutes of me being doubled over in laughter, right there. Thank you, I needed that.

Simmons isn't afraid of being the butt of a good joke.

I think they're missing the point- that often depressed teenagers who have trouble making friends in their school or whatever, and therefore can't socialise as much, go on the computer to find friends, or they watch a lot of tv.

Ah yes, correlation is not causation. It makes more sense to me that depressed people would turn to the 'nets.

I get depressed when I don't socialise for a while too. That's why I'm eager to meet my friends and do stuff during the holidays and is also why I go broke during the holiday periods like now.

Sahan wrote:I get depressed when I don't socialise for a while too.

Socialist!