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They should have included a scene of someone telling the joke in the Mets clubhouse, with translators giving the Japanese, Korean and Spanish versions.

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did you see it? I'm thinking of going.

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That Gilbert Gottfried show I saw a few months ago -- he closed the set with a telling of "The Aristocrats." It was so filthy so as to have rendered the first 1.5 hours of dirty jokes completely weak. I didn't realize there was a whole story behind it.

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I don't remember who I heard this joke from, but I remember, as a kid, teaching it to Chevy Chase, who was a few years younger than me. Later Chevy did in one of the early National Lampoon shows, and I'm sorry he wasn't included in the movie. He did a great version.

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No way!

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The OldMole dropping names, very cool, I so want to see this movie, have to admit I knew nothing aobut the thing till i read about it last month, one question,if this was the ultimate insider joke will the movie ruin it?..well I suppose the answer is yes.

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Saw it last night... Very early on, Chevy Chase is mentioned as teaching the joke to one comic!

The joke is not funny, and yet it is, because so much of it is in the telling. That's what the movie is about: How and why things are funny and it really illustrates how alike comedians and jazz musicians can be.

The film itself is screamingly funny especially for the first 30 minutes -- well worth seeing. I give it 8 out of 10 fists. Longshoreman arms, of course.

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I was thinking of taking my 13-year-old grandson, an aspiring comic, to the movie, because I've read it's such a clinic on joke-telling. But then I thought, I can't take a 13-year-old to a movie that filthy.

Then I thought...I was 13 when I learned it.

So I'm undecided.

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Get Mom's approval... then take him.

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One of the great movie clinics on joke-telling is the scene in "My Favorite Year" where Mark Linn-Baker tries to teach Tess Harper how to tell a joke.

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I don't get it. But I think I saved myself $16 here....

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The esurance ad was cute

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Now, THAT goes in the Kill Bill thread

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Saw it on Friday. Very funny. There was a big sign in front of the ticket window saying that no one under 18 would be admitted (so, it's like even worse than an NC-17 movie). Lucky Mole didn't try to get his grandkid in there.

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I gave it 8 out of 10 longshoreman forearms!

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there were moments that i gagged so hard, I nearly threw up.

when was the last time you HEARD something... just HEARD something... that made you so nauseus you had to concentrate to keep from vomiting?

its a work of freakin genius!

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Vic Sage wrote:

when was the last time you HEARD something... just HEARD something... that made you so nauseus you had to concentrate to keep from vomiting?


Generally the sound of someone else vomiting does that for me.

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