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  1. 02-20-2004, 06:38 PM #11
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    I loved Dave Mordal, Rich Vos and Ralphie May on Last Comic Standing.
    I've always thought Brett Butler was funny, as are Denis Leary, Robin Williams, Jeff Foxworthy (hey, I'm a southerner -- add Ron White to the list too), Sinbad, and...ok, that's all the names I can think of, but there are lots more.
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    Good thread!!! Love many different comedians

    Women:

    Wendy Liebman
    Rita Rudner

    Men:

    Bobby Collins
    Dave Coulier

    John Wing Jr.
    Brent Butt

    Howie Mandel
    CHRIS ROCK

    And the best of all time---Bob Hope (miss the dear old funny man )
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    Dane Cook, Chris Rock, Dave Chappele, Kevin Nealon and Carrot Top...going to see his show in Vegas next month.
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    Dave Chapelle
    Robin Williams
    Margaret Cho
    Arsenio Hall
    David Letterman- I know he's a talk show host but he does a lot of comedy routines on the show... can he count?
    Jay Leno
    Bruce Vilanch

    Occasionnal lines from Whoppi Goldberg and Tom Bergeron from Hollywood Squares/America's funniest home vids (Tom only)
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    I also love Dave Chappelle and Artie Lange
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    Ooh, I forgot Margaret Cho and Chris Rock! Them too.
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    Ellen Degenres. It's NOT because she's got her own show either..years and years ago when she first started in standup I was watching her. She's funny as hell!! On stage as a standup comedian, not the comedy she had in that sitcom.

    There are soo many more, but I can never remember names.
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    My all time favorite is George Carlin. I also like Bill Cosby, Robin Williams, Chris Rock... there's more, but I can't think of them right now.
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    Oh!!! The late, great George Burns.
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    I forgot Robin Williams (how could I?) The Scotsman who invented golf bit...priceless.

    Count me in as an Ellen Degeneres fan too.
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