Lewis Black on Two-Face

Lewis Black, who I personally think is one of the funniest men in the US, discussed the brake-down of Two-Face during his "Back in Black" segment on the Daily Show with Jon Stewart. He commented the two hours riders spent stuck on the lift could have been spent waiting in line for ANOTHER RIDE. Quite funny, and don't worry if you missed it; it will pry be replayed on Comedy Central about 8 times. Cheers!

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Well, I used to be able to see TTD from my house, then I moved.
Life's not fair.
*** This post was edited by TTDTom 7/10/2003 4:25:02 AM ***

"If it weren't for my horse, I wouldn't have spent that year in college!"

Later,
EV
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"Here's the thing about living in the past. If it was so good, then how come it didn't last? If it helps you, I'll put it in a phrase. Those were the times, but these are the days." - The Human League

Just when I'd stopped trying to figure it out! Thanks a lot EV!

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Formerly PittDesigner (graduating soon!)
Lifelong fan of all Impulses!
--Brett

EV: Funniest CD, ever! :)

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- "I used to be in the audio/visual club, but I was kicked out because of my views on Vietnam........and I was stealing projectors" - Homer Simpson

LOL!!! I forgot about that bit in his act. Funniest stand-up I've ever seen.

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Scott W. Short
scott@midwestcoastercentral.com
http://www.midwestcoastercentral.com

Lewis Black roXors! It's not easy for me to find someone who *causticity* outshines my own....I doff my cap!

Anyone who sees the segment and finds it "anti-park", DON'T....he's *always* that way...;)
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It seems today, that all you see, are violins in movies, and sax on TV....
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"I have seen the end of the world, it lays in Houston, Texas. As I left a comdey club one day i was astonished to at the corner of the street, a Starbucks, and across form that in the smae building as the Starbucks, a Starbucks. If you do not belive me, go there stand between the two Starbucks, Time Stands Still."

One of the best comics ever, right up there next to Dane Cook.