[Regina]

snookums snookums:

tritium tritium:

Family Guy is TV for morons. Most people sorta grow out cartoons by the time they reach 6.

Does that mean you're 5 years old? I mean, you do have Yosemite Sam for your avatar, you know the cowboy from the Looney Tunes cartoons? Or does that put you in the other category ?

[Mustang1]

snookums snookums:

tritium tritium:

Family Guy is TV for morons. Most people sorta grow out cartoons by the time they reach 6.

Does that mean you're 5 years old? I mean, you do have Yosemite Sam for your avatar, you know the cowboy from the Looney Tunes cartoons? Or does that put you in the other category ?

Uh...that's what we call a "burn"...slick.

[Mustang1]

Oh...and Family Guy is fricken' hilarious...people need to get over it...

[QBall]

You won't find a bigger Family Guy fan than me (I'm going out and buying Season 6, which came out today, in an hour), however Seth MacFarlane has to either treat everyone equally or keep his politics out of the show. I'm hoping I'll see some sort of Obama spoof to keep a balance (more than enough material). I loved FG's spoofs of both Bush and Clinton ("Anyone up for a little exit polling?" Priceless )

[roger-roger]

I like family guy but they are not nearly as good as southpark.

[robmik43]

Nazism isn't funny.
It never was funny.
It never will be funny.

Using Nazism 'in an attempt to be funny' works if your
target audience is intellectually immature, and knows
or cares nothing about what Nazism meant, and means today.

Using 'Nazism comparisons' to criticize your ideological opponents
is one miserable excuse for political acumen. It is stupid beyond belief.

I wouldn't go so far as to wish some of you had lost any
family members in the Holocaust, but if you had, you might
not find Nazism all that damn funny, either.

[Mustang1]

robmik43 robmik43:

Nazism isn't funny.
It never was funny.
It never will be funny.

Using Nazism 'in an attempt to be funny' works if your
target audience is intellectually immature, and knows
or cares nothing about what Nazism meant, and means today.

Using 'Nazism comparisons' to criticize your ideological opponents
is one miserable excuse for political acumen. It is stupid beyond belief.

I wouldn't go so far as to wish some of you had lost any
family members in the Holocaust, but if you had, you might
not find Nazism all that damn funny, either.

[roger-roger]

Im sorry that's funny.

[roger-roger]

As is this....

[robmik43]

**EDIT BY MOD**

Watch your xxxxxxx language.

[roger-roger]

And this...

[roger-roger]

Finnaly this clip from "The Producers", the movie is hillarious, I suggest if you have a sense of humor to give it a try!

[Zipperfish]

Thanks for hat Eisensapper. Man, that was awesome. "We didn't start it." "Yes you did. You invaded Poland!." Brilliant.

[TattoodGirl]

OMFG!!!! I love Fawlty Towers....I am going to do the funny walk now....BAWAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA

[Mustang1]

robmik43 robmik43:

xxxx xxx xxxx xxxxxx xxxx xxxx xxx.

How delightfully enlightening, provocative and HYPOCRITICAL of you! Weren't you the guy prattling on about "stupidity" and "intellectually immature" audiences and you respond with that banality?

Maybe instead pontificating about what is funny and what isn't, perhaps you should take a moment and recognize that censorship, anti-intellectualism and vulgarity were indeed trademarks of the very group you decry.