Equal opportunity???? Both Bush and Clinton are far right extremists.!

The OG of stand-up comedy and First Amendment crusader, Lenny Bruce undoubtedly laid the foundation for all significant comedians to follow in his footsteps.

Sane man

"Your children aren't special" always kills me.

Your English teacher was very smart to make that mandatory.

Similar. Year 9 English class in my Australian highschool. Probably the only mandatory text I ever enjoyed reading.

@@CyberiusT Yeah, I feel you. F451 was exciting! The only other mandatory reading I remember enjoying was "The Hobbit". Everything else was a slog. I still remember one in particular that made me want gouge my eyes. "The Good Earth", probably one of the worst things I've ever read. Were it voluntary, I would have never made it past the first chapter.

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Should have gone to the Huddles or Cracker Barrel too. That said, I've lived all over the country and I've had great conversations about books, art & movies in the South. The dumbest people I've ever met lived in the San Francisco Bay Area-wilfully ignorant with a bad attitude.

We have them in the midwest too. Personally I'm a fan

It's odd how many Californian people don't realize they've had waffle house there for a long time. Though in fairness it's a pretty large state and I don't know all of the cities that have them.

​@@domroc5776In Ohio, we endearingly passive aggressively call it the Awful Waffle. I'm a fan, if drunk at 2 in the morning, and options are scarce. You can't really mess up breakfast, unless you're Denny's.

@ju4408 lol. Don't even get me started on Denny's...we also call them awful waffle here in Indiana. I live in southeastern Indiana, about 50 miles from Cincinnati

they have to ask because ungrateful people think it is such a chore to click a button, and they need the money. It is not begging, it is asking you to do the very littlest minimum in exchange for enjoying their work.

I agree.

Stop being weirdo’s..

Cringe and simp.

Cringe.

Hey mate you dropped your fedora

Hicks did SO MANY shrooms he was able to time travel. Went forward in time, watched Leary, made notes - then went back and passed the act off as his own brilliant observations .. ... .

Leary also stole material from Louis CK.

Thanks for watching (:

Bill is dead. Long live Alex! Go down that rabbit hole. The dental records, producer, and the fact Alex accepted a life time achievement award for..... drum roll...... Bill Hicks. Although wiki has a two inch difference between Bill and Alex, standing next to Kevin, they are the same height. I know, crazy, but it's him. Why is the question. kzfaq.info/get/bejne/qtuEjbpks5yqgqc.html 4min 53 seconds is the dental comparison but the whole thing is worth the watch.

@@justindavis5259 his momma says hes dead

@@sprung5062 Evidence says he is Alex Jones. Dental is some of the most convincing. Did you see when Alex Jones accepted an award for Bill Hicks? Presented by Kevin Booth. Nothing to see there.

@@alanthompson2753 I have a feeling Brits got him more than a lot of his fellow countrymen. Bill said he might have to 'do a Hendrix' i.e. gain recognition by becoming successful in the UK first. What a tragedy he was taken so young; just imagine the material he could have come up with when Bush jr. or Trump were in power!

a job is a job

To be fair, in the past, books were often read for pleasure. And just as many of them can be equated with modern cinema, music and other "empty content" of which today is in abundance. There are days in some people's lives when a couple of hours of objective experience, work, or random circumstances can give a person wisdom that he would not find in hundreds of books. I also read a dozen books at most, but about a hundred more and closed after reading a few pages. There are plenty of bad books too.

@@zall9049 Oh yes, I've started several books. I always make it between pages 15 - 20 and then just lose interest. I prefer a more "hands-on" way of learning, as well. Experience is the best teacher.

Fair enough, nobody should shame you for not reading but at the same time, anyone can make time to read. Don't make up excuses, if you want to read you can read ;) I work in contruction but find academic pursuit fulfilling, at home I don't have a lot of time cause I cook food with my Fiancée and want to spend my time with her not buried in a book with the little drew time I have, so when I'm at work, I read a little bit on my 15 min break, and a bit more on my later 30 min break while eating It's doesn't seem like much time but I've read plenty of books using just that little bit of my work day everyday:) This isn't me having a go at you, more encouraging you, if reading is something you want to do then you can do it, just need to put a bit if effort in :)

@@zall9049 no, not just in the past. A book is a medium, just like cinimea, just because it's a book doesn't tell you anything about what a particular book will be like. Just like some movies are "bad boys 2", others are "planet earth by David Attenborough", while others are straight up pieces of art like "2001 a space odyssey" or "enemys" or they can be a piece of shit like whatever the latest January horror movie was So yeah you're right In saying many books are bad just as many are good, but what's your point? Doesn't mean oeoe should avoid reading The thing is no-one should shame someone cause they don't enjoy to read and don't do it often, that's fine, but feels just as ignorant to say that you can gain the same knowledge and wisdom as just about any book just through working or having your own personal life experiences, almost as if your saying books don't offer much. Life experience is invaluable, but the reason we as human started writing was so that we could share our collective wisdom with each other, so that all of humanity can join in the oursuit of wisdom and we don't have to work everything out individually. Ever heard the saying "2 brains are better than 1", well books are the sentiment of that statement taken to its extreme. Reading and writing is something uniquely human, the fact when we are feeling a bit lost in life we can pick up books orginally written by philosophers who lived thousands of years ago and find invaluable life advice and wisdom within, that can help us navigate our lives in the present day is absolutely amazing and shouldn't be taken for granted or pushed aside so easily

@@karebushmarebu233 Well, as long as students read at universities, you can live in peace. Some scientific foundation that will be studied by many, many more generations one way or another in books. Well, there will only be more people who do not understand why someone opens books in their free time. With the current traditions of social order, people will not en masse strive for self-education. Capitalism, cruiser to my bay, our common road to hell

For me it’s butter & maple syrup. Never a jam (although I nearly always consider it)

@@NoProtocol works well with Waffles, no syrup with it. Have never understood chocolate or whipped cream or any other BS.

I consider Bill Hicks to be one of the best from the 90s. Richard Pryor or Carlin would have to be the best ever.