Because, when I was young and accompanying my mom at a bookstore, I once saw a Deadpool comic where he had a wedding and was marrying someone, so I bought it, liked it, and that was it
Years later, I really got into collecting comic books and manga and realized that the Deadpool comic I bought years ago was by Gerry Duggan and Brian Posehn. So now, I wanna complete their Deadpool series IF it's good
So, are they good?
I was the drummer for that band and I had a chance to meet Brian but I didn't because I have anxiety. We were doing sound check and he was standing there watching us. I played the entire kit when the sound guy asked me to and Brian yelled something complementary at me but I didn't respond. I don't think he watched the show and I've always been kinda bummed out about that. I could have made friends with someone who's famous.
Have you met anyone famous? What famous person would you most like to meet?
Some other stuff...would be....this snow storm is pretty ridic?
I've been sitting on this futon for months now and it has been uncomfortable af. But today I realized I need to flip the "cushion" and now it sits much better.
Hey everybody, it's Bob and David! (and Brian, too, also, as well)
Hello. We are an old man. We don't know how reddit works. Which buttons do we push?
Please... respond... in... semaphore...
Disclaimer: Victoria from reddit is helping us figure this out.
Internet. Whaddya got?
proof:
https://www.facebook.com/officialdavidcross/posts/10151699096411588
https://twitter.com/mrbobodenkirk/status/377449507904319488
https://twitter.com/thebrianposehn/status/377450538465386497
UPDATE: Gotta take a quick piss. BRB!
UPDATE: Back!
LAST UPDATE: Alright guys, we gotta run (unfortunately) but this was a blast. Hope you guys liked it. And perhaps we'll be seeing you again on our little tour in support of our book, HOLLYWOOD SAID NO. Perhaps we'll be back sooner than you think. It all depends on whether we bomb Syria.
I heard a story on Pete Holmes’ you made it weird podcast where Brian posehn supposedly pitched a really loose, stupid idea for a sketch which ended up becoming one of their most classics. The story’s a bit better than that, but yeah, I’m wondering if anyone knows which sketch this is?
EDIT: it’s the titanica sketch!
After reading http://www.reddit.com/r/AskReddit/comments/18er6q/dear_reddit_what_is_something_that_most_people/ I suddenly realized, very few people there know the primary moment that popularized hating Nickelback.
And looking online, very few other people, seem to know the answer either.
http://knowyourmeme.com/forums/general/topics/18220-why-does-everyone-hate-nickelback http://answers.yahoo.com/question/index?qid=20110825215225AA9ayyE http://theryancokeexperience.wordpress.com/2012/04/27/why-does-everybody-hate-nickelback/ http://www.ottawasun.com/2012/07/03/why-does-everyone-hate-nickelback
People have argued that it's because their lyrics are derivative, or their music is all the same or some more sophisticated argument about popular perception of their music see the cracked article and (The Village Voice)[http://blogs.villagevoice.com/music/2011/11/nickelback_detroit_lions_halftime_show_petition.php]. I submit that hating Nickelback, however, has a much more prosaic origin. An overplayed Comedy Central promo.
Comedy Central advertised the hell out of Tough Crowd With Colin Quinn which aired from 2002-2004. It was a panel comedy show featuring 4 comedians (and Colin Quinn as host) discussing topical news stories. One of their promos (I cannot find a video of the promo, unfortunately) that they played a lot (which I swear played for almost 6 months straight in every commercial break) was a clip of comedian Brian Posehn responding to a prompt about a study published on May 5, 2003 tying violent lyrics to violent behavior.
>>"No one talks about the studies that show that bad music makes people violent, but listening to Nickelback makes me want to kill Nickelback"
This joke was on every Tough Crowd promo and nearly all the time. After hearing this joke during every promo for a couple of weeks I began to hear everyone at my middle school begin to mock Nickelback mercilessly. Interestingly, any jokes about Creed and Hoobastank somehow seemed to have less staying power at the time. But individual jokes about Creed and Hoobastank weren't advertised as much this one for Nickelback.
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Nerd Poker’s Brian Posehn stops by the studio on this week’s special B-B-B-BONUS Thursday episode of Comedy Bang Bang! Scott and Brian reminisce about the old Mr. Show days, break down Brian’s latest comedy album THE FARTIST track-by-track, and talk about Brian’s job writing Deadpool comics. Mall McCartney (or is it Paul McCartney?) sneaks his way in through the ever-open door to share some of his insider Beatles knowledge and attempt to give Brian and Scott hip new nicknames. We’ll be back with your regularly scheduled Bang Bang on Monday, don’t miss it!
Original air date: June 27, 2013
Stitcher: https://www.stitcher.com/podcast/comedy-bang-bang-the-podcast-55056/e/45739713
Photos: https://www.earwolf.com/episode/all-farted-out/
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