While I have yet to read ‘A Walk in the Woods’ by Bill Bryson, if it is anything like his other stories, it is sure to be a whole hoot of funny stuff.
But YMMV of course.
And I’m with Superstar with her accolades about Ab Fab…no matter how many times I see the series, it never ceases to make me guffaw and snort into my Vodka.
Steve Martin’s performance of “King Tut” on Saturday Night Live.
Leslie Nielsen as Frank Drebin pretending to be opera singer Enricho Palotzo and the home plate umpire in “Police Squad: The Naked Gun.”
The Latin grammar lesson scene from “Monty Python’s The Life of Brian.”
Jim Ignatowski’s drivers license test on “Taxi”:
“What does the yellow light mean?”
“Slow down.”
“Whaaaat does thaaaaa yelllllllllloooooo light mean?”
“Slow down”
“Whaaaaaaat does thaaaaaaa yellllllllllllloooooooo light mean?”
“Hi. I’m Larry. This is my brother Darryl, and my other brother Darryl.”
The Big Lebowski. I used to have it in my VCR at all times, just start it up where it left off, rewind at the end.
I knew a group of guys that used to get together once a month for Lebowski night. Every time The Dude lit one up, so did they, every time he made a Caucasian, so did they. Crazy bastards
Yet another vote for Mr. Bean. He made my son laugh so hard he peed all over himself and then he didn’t want to leave the room because the show was still on. I think I’ll buy the DVD set for Christmas.
Potty humour. Oh my. Someone overflowed the bathroom at work and they sent in a shopping cart guy to clean it up. You could hear him yelling in there about FECES all over the PLACE. He then asked for a dustpan from the deli to SWEEP up the FECES. After that he went back to bagging groceries and still was talking about having to clean up FECES. It was the funniest thing and we were hanging all over each other laughing. Poor guy.
My son jumping on me, saying “I love you!”, and farting.
Monty Python, Blackadder, and Keeping Up Appearances.
With me, it’s Stuart. “JUMPING JESUS ON A POGO STICK! Don’t you know that burrow owls live. In a hole. In the ground?! Why the hell do you think they call 'em burrow owls, anyway?!”
Carol Burnett and the rest of the cast in “Went With the Wind.” Just thinking about her in the dress made from the drapes (with the curtain rod across her shoulders) cracks me up every time.