It’s a real thing. Crazy enough.

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@@xp8969 what??

It is called ilizarov surgery

@@wesleytwiggs7687 she's a stochastic terrorist who scammed $100,000 from the LGBT community with a fake GoFundMe scam, Destiny released a several hour long 3 part video essay along with hundreds of links to primary sources documenting her crimes

So subtle brah

the JNCO longs idea is funny, but being wrapped in a bad sketch like this ruins it.

Un, NO.

JNCO did make normal jeans though

Wrong dexi.

Oh I get it, you’re being sarcastic.

@@TrueSakewhy? He was good in this

😆😆😆😆🤣

My only takeaway too 😔

The answer is D.) All of the Above. Hah! Those jeans are dope

Some people started trying to bring JNCOs back a few years ago after the trend switch to baggier pants but it hasn't gotten very far. I think they're a bit too out there for most people in their 20s trying to look cool and doesn't help they're now selling them for $300 new not vintage lol. In the 90s, they were cheaper and mostly popular with people really into raves and industrial goth and high schoolers copying that look.

I think they are poking fun at transitioning by surgery too. No real difference in logic. Just like South Park did

Literally every Sarah Sherman sketch

I miss Conan as a writer

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It's cus ur 5

More like bizarre snap.

What a nice comment

you should congratulate him buy buying him a pair of JNCO longs

Except it should say by buying. Plus the best comment of this tiny thread, maybe.

@WeirdStuffOutlet I agree; it is correct.

@@cmnyc3493 don’t be a hater

Yeah. I thought they ditched them because Kyle "Cut for Time" Mooney left the show, though there were some sketches during his time on the show that were cut for time, but didn't have him on it, like the "Nice Jail" sketch on the episode hosted by Willem Dafoe or any of the Please Don't Destroy sketches that didn't make it (the Rami Malek cat one, Three Normal Goths, the botched plastic surgery one, etc).

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I thought: Worst Monologue in a while; this will be rough. But he's been a total asset in each sketch. Kudos.

Lol. He's just ok

Terrible

His entire music career is acting.

there was a guy that went from like 5'4 to 5'10 or 5'11 and all the comments were like "and he's still not 6 ft" 😭😭

You can get 6 inches off of it if you to tibias and femurs, and yeah I’m sure it is painful but if you have the time and money why not

@@Artytanium that’s kinda fucked up rho

Tell em

Yeah, the 1990s wasn't that bad (despite what 1980s obsesses nostaglics will tell you), but it had a lot of crazy stuff that happened, some crazier than what we have now. When will people learn that a lot of modern issues we have were in the decades we laud as being the best?

Every person thinks their childhood was the best time to be a kid. However these kids now...who knows..but I'm sure they still will too. we could watch cartoons any time I wanted, as opposed to we watched cartoons EVERY SATURDAY MORNING!!

Got my only pair of JNCOs in 1997 from a friend that was giving them away when I was about 10, wearing them home was my first time experiencing my mom's "umm... wtf" face, just can't seem to forget that reaction.

The 90s was basically the 70s but with conformity and louder cartoons.

Some students have probably done a paper or PowerPoint presentation about it.

Hahahahaha wait, Jack who?

JNCO what? Jack who?

I was genuinely thinking the same thing! I loved it. He finally made his brand of comedy mainstream enough to go on SNL. Cruel world.

@@Thisath100 Tim Robinson was on SNL around the same time as Cecily Strong and Aidy Bryant (so, 2012 to 2013). Sadly, he only lasted a season.

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Me too! 🤣🤣🤣

Those 3 new nerds are Please Don't Destroy (Martin Herlihy, Ben Marshall, and John Higgins) and yes, they are the writers to watch for on SNL.

This, though, was from the Film Unit, and they are nearly always on fire.

I feel like Sarah Sherman had some input into this one. That gross leg break is totally her jam.

I think sketches are often at least partially written by the cast members who star in them. That's how people get into more sketches; by writing them!

@@canaisyoung3601 thanks I was wondering what their channel was, good group of lads

People are apparently paying hundreds and hundreds of dollars for old JNCOs. You could've had a little racket going if you had kept yours.

**those JNCO Longs

Actual 'designer' jeans...Givenchy, Dolce etc...are more like $700+. $150 is pretty standard by that scale.

I dunno man…they weren’t exactly cheap even in ‘98 when I desperately wanted a pair but wasn’t old enough to work for them yet.

They were over $100 in the 90s when I begged my mom for a pair!

I bought 2 pairs one 1in blue and 1 in black for $40 each like 2 years ago

And it took >5 years to get a return on the investment.

?

His height is guessed between 5’9-6’1, isnt that just average?

Snoop Dogg is 6’4 and Jack is much shorter than Snoop. So 6ft sounds reasonable.

@@Loregasmo pretty sure Jack is 6’3, I heard it somewhere

Oh I just figured out why television is so crappy on Saturday and Sunday morning and afternoons. More people are home to watch television so why is it mostly infomercials? Because If they played good shows on Saturday and Sunday morning and afternoons when people are actually at home, instead of at work, then you’d be able to differentiate between people actually watching the show or just leaving the television on while they went to work. It would be funny to see the ratings for a morning news show that starts at 9AM to have higher ratings on a Monday than on a Saturday. What do people watch television while they’re at work? people buying advertising time would start to realize 99% of the viewers just left the television on and aren’t even watching the show.

Also, they were accused of stealing a sketch from a guy on the internet. It's time to cut SNL "for time."