Posted on 09/05/2014 8:26:32 AM PDT by NOBO2012
Todays post is dedicated to Joan Rivers. Because she was funny and she made you laugh, on purpose. Yes, she could be crude, mean, non-politically correct; everything we need as antidotes to the touchy-feely world crafted by our politically correct betters. Oh, theyre funny too, only not on purpose;- and they make you laugh not in a funny ha ha way, butt more of a Funny or Die way. Which sounds a little like the way those pesky Islamic extremists win people to their side: convert or die.
For example, Barry on the Funny or Die networks Between Two Ferns show last March.
Or Lady M who appeared on Funny or Dies Snackpocalypse! Public Service Propaganda just this week, eating a carrot:
Lady Ms key line in the bit: Dont you hate when trailers give away the whole movie? as she crunches on carrots. The funny part happened so fast you might have missed it so I did a screenshot for you: heres the part where she missed her mouth with the carrot and hit her lip-glossed lip instead. And I swear, that wasnt even in the script she ad libbed (ad lipped?) the whole thing!
Wouldnt you think that pie hole would be big enough for a skinny little carrot to find its way into without a special guidance system?
And about her line, Dont you hate when trailers give away the whole movie? Why yes, yes we do.
Barry, 2009
h/t Dewey From Detroits Flatsimile Theater
Butt Joanie, she was intentionally funny, to her core; her wicked, mean-girl, politically incorrect core. And she did it for 60 decades.
Joan, Las Vegas 1974: with Sonny Bono, Tom Jones, Debbie Reynolds and Liberace
Joan, 1984 with Nancy Reagan (!) who is hugging Pearl Baily (!). Thats future First Lady Barbara Bush in the back row.
Joan liked to quote Winston Churchills comment that when you make someone laugh you give them a little vacation. Thanks for all the mini-vacays, Joanie. Well all miss them.
Joan, circa forevermore. R.I.P Joanie
Posted from: Michelle Obamas Mirror
I found myself crying today when Kelly and Michael had a tribute to Joan. She was the best Red Carpet interviewer because she didn’t pander to the celebrities. I’ll miss her.
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