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Dare to Be Stupid

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by: Weird Al Yankovic

Release Date March 12, 1991
This and in 3-D are by far Weird Al's best albums.

Yoda is such a classic parody peice, that it alone is worth owning a copy, but the rest are just as good.

CD-Charts Position 132
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The Craig Machine

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by: Stephen Lynch

Release Date October 04, 2005
Some of Stephens best work - this CD keeps us in stiches the entire time. Of course you have to like Stephens work and take it for what it is but if you like to laugh at off-color humor I would recommend you get this!

CD-Charts Position 133
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No Respect

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by: Rodney Dangerfield

Release Date April 18, 2000
Rodney Dangerfield was a very gifted comedian. There is no one who can take his place.

This cd is one of his best. The laughs start at once and don't end until he finally says "Sorry people shows over!" The crowd was ,(me included) left begging for more. He does a great encore, and even tangles with hecklers and fields questions from the audience, all with his brilliant humor, snappy timing and lightning fast comebacks.

I can never get enough Rodney. If you are new to him, this would make for an excellent introduction.

He will be missed!

Have fun laughing your butt off!

CD-Charts Position 134
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A Song For My Son On His Wedding Day

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by: Various Artists

Release Date January 15, 1991
Wow! This song is by far the worst wedding song I have ever heard. It is so sappy it makes me cringe. I'm not saying she has a bad voice, or the lyrics are bad...but it sounds like some kids CD from the 80's. My fiance loves Slipknot. I think he would rather dance to Pulse of the Maggots than this crud.

CD-Charts Position 135
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Bill Cosby: Himself

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by: Bill Cosby

Release Date October 25, 1990
BILL COSBY: HIMSELF is easily one of the funniest things I've ever heard. Even after having heard it (and seen it) so many times as to have various excerpts memorized, it's still hilarious! As far as Bill Cosby comedy is concerned, the only thing funnier than this CD is watching the DVD.

Unfortunately, this CD has been heavily edited. Less than half of the performance is here. Missing on the CD are the monologues about getting drunk, the bratty four-year-old Jeffrey on the airplane (one of my personal favorites), and passing the newborn's poopy diaper around (before "God put odor in the poo-poo").

I understand this performance was transferred to CD at a time when CDs were a relatively new technology and you just couldn't fit ... Read More:

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Standup Comic

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by: Woody Allen

Release Date April 20, 1999
an absolute "must own" for any comedy fan. Unique and timeless from one of the true comedic geniuses. I take the train to work every day and I've listened to this on my ipod a dozen times, start to finish. I know every word and it STILL makes me laugh.

CD-Charts Position 137
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Weird Al Yankovic - Greatest Hits, Volume 1

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by: "Weird Al" Yankovic

Release Date March 12, 1991
Who can forget the first time Weird Al made national headlines with the hilarious 'Eat it'? The video was one of the funniest things ever filmed. After 'Eat it', Weird Al could have disappeared off the face of the earth with a million dollars and be long forgotten. Fortunately, Al had a lot more humor in the gas tank and is still going strong today.

I have to admit I enjoy Al's older work, for the only reason that I know the songs he is paroding. With his more recent works, I don't know what is an Al original or a parody. I guess I'm just getting old, but to stay curent Al has always had to stay with the times and changing music scene.

1. Fat - AL went for the easy money and lampooned MJ again. Not as good as Eat it, but a good parody. ... Read More:

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Loving Sex - Passion Plus 3 DVD Gift Set

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starring: Hosted by Dr. Lonnie Barbach; Dr. Bernie Zilbergeld; and Dr. Patti Britton. Featuring Juli Ashton.
directed by: Alexander Institute

Release Date November 02, 2004
This set had a real impact on our sex life, which was already good but is now better. The couples are attractive and seem genuine and romantic, which helps, especially if you're new to viewing sex scenes. More of What Men Want is great for women who want to show their man they care enough to seduce him, rather than waiting for him to be the one who initiates all the time. The real-life couples on More of What Women Want demonstrate everything from oral sex to threesomes, and also show men where to find the G-spot and how to stimulate it... if your man needs some "private" pointers, this will help. All three DVDs are a great tool for arousal. We highly recommend this set!

CD-Charts Position 139
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Life Is Worth Losing

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by: George Carlin

Release Date January 10, 2006
I've been a Carlin fan for decades and recently saw him during his It's Bad For Ya tour. Never seen a funnier, more true patriotic american than Carlin. As others have said not every track is a master (he goes a bit overboard with the suicide-channel bit), but he does make you think.

My personal favorite is his "attack" on dumb americans. We don't like to admit it, but we are as long as we continue to follow and praise a system that doesn't care about us...at all!! When you really think about it, you'll (hopefully) realize that Uncle George is right!

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What Am I Doing in New Jersey?

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by: George Carlin

Release Date June 27, 2008
I am a very big Carlin Fan - this one is like complaints and grievances simply amazing. If you like Carlin buy