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randya 01-21-11 03:01 PM

Tom Segura - Bicyclist Attitude
 
http://comedians.jokes.com/tom-segur...clist-attitude

wut a doosh

TheHen 01-21-11 05:29 PM

That segues nicely with the thread on our fat kids. That guy could use some exercise; he might lose both the blubber and the attitude of entitlement.

Carlito408 01-21-11 06:48 PM

Mildly funny.

CB HI 01-21-11 06:56 PM

Most of the laughter sounded canned.

Easy to tell why I have never heard of this guy.

twobadfish 01-21-11 07:01 PM

:lol:

CB HI 01-21-11 07:05 PM

His i-didn-t-know-i-was-pregnant act is even dumber.

http://comedians.jokes.com/tom-segur...i-was-pregnant

genec 01-21-11 07:34 PM


Originally Posted by randya (Post 12110908)

What's interesting is that he actually builds the reason for the "problem" and then denies it...

"When we were little, we rode bikes and when a car came by, we moved, cause it was a car... Now all you see are grown men, and they ride in the middle of the road, and when a car comes by you get 'Hey you don't see me...' "

Well that is the truth... The grown men are the children that used to ride in the street... and the attitude, that's from having to deal with motorists that think they own the road. A lifetime of having to deal with "cagers" is going to give any well meaning cyclist an attitude. And those grown men... they're the "survivors" that learned the middle of the road was the safest place to ride...

Flying Merkel 01-21-11 07:52 PM

The foundation of humor is a kernel of truth followed by a load of exaggeration. He's not very funny- If I got free tickets I wouldn't see this a$$hat. If he was appearing in a bar I wouldn't walk out. Kind of a null object.

CB HI 01-21-11 08:10 PM


Originally Posted by Flying Merkel (Post 12112452)
The foundation of humor is a kernel of truth followed by a load of exaggeration. He's not very funny- If I got free tickets I wouldn't see this a$$hat. If he was appearing in a bar I wouldn't walk out. Kind of a null object.

I would go just for the fun of heckling him. That would be twice as funny as his act.

Zizka 01-21-11 08:48 PM

I agree, it needs more exaggeration. It currently sounds like a newspaper comments section.

randya 01-21-11 10:21 PM


Originally Posted by Zizka (Post 12112710)
I agree, it needs more exaggeration. It currently sounds like a newspaper comments section.

where do you think he gets his material?

AlmostTrick 01-22-11 01:25 AM

It sounds like someone may have been offended by a comedy bit. Oh well, it was bound to happen sooner or later.

twobadfish 01-22-11 03:18 AM

I never understood getting offended by comedians. Seems so cliche don't you think?

The Human Car 01-22-11 08:28 AM

At first I was thinking the guy should lose 20 lbs first and then talk but then this bit about being offended by comedians got me thinking it would be a lot funner if the guy was 50 lbs heavier.

Anyway in life some jokes just land wrong IMHO this is one of them.

crhilton 01-22-11 09:05 AM


Originally Posted by genec (Post 12112365)
What's interesting is that he actually builds the reason for the "problem" and then denies it...

"When we were little, we rode bikes and when a car came by, we moved, cause it was a car... Now all you see are grown men, and they ride in the middle of the road, and when a car comes by you get 'Hey you don't see me...' "

Well that is the truth... The grown men are the children that used to ride in the street... and the attitude, that's from having to deal with motorists that think they own the road. A lifetime of having to deal with "cagers" is going to give any well meaning cyclist an attitude. And those grown men... they're the "survivors" that learned the middle of the road was the safest place to ride...

It's a joke. It's not meant to be examined for logical content.

genec 01-22-11 09:14 AM


Originally Posted by crhilton (Post 12114188)
It's a joke. It's not meant to be examined for logical content.

He ain't the first one to mention "cyclists' attitude."

DX-MAN 01-22-11 09:42 AM

The part that gets me is his opening comment about "over the last 5-7 years, people who rie bicycles have given themselves a license to be a**holes."

This comes from someone whose profession has self-given the a**hole license for FORTY years.

Take a ride, fat boy.

spock 01-22-11 09:50 AM

He doesn't even have his own wiki page.

Now that's funny.

But what an energy... I could imagine him falling asleep towards the end of the show with a huge thump that would be louder than his microphone hitting the floor.

electrik 01-22-11 01:27 PM


Originally Posted by genec (Post 12112365)
What's interesting is that he actually builds the reason for the "problem" and then denies it...

"When we were little, we rode bikes and when a car came by, we moved, cause it was a car... Now all you see are grown men, and they ride in the middle of the road, and when a car comes by you get 'Hey you don't see me...' "

Well that is the truth... The grown men are the children that used to ride in the street... and the attitude, that's from having to deal with motorists that think they own the road. A lifetime of having to deal with "cagers" is going to give any well meaning cyclist an attitude. And those grown men... they're the "survivors" that learned the middle of the road was the safest place to ride...

Kids don't ride in the street anymore, are you nuts??

ccd rider 01-22-11 11:04 PM


Originally Posted by electrik (Post 12115127)
Kids don't ride in the street anymore, are you nuts??

I must be nuts too because that has been my experience as well. Not to say that no kids are riding in the street, but most where I live seemingly ride on the sidewalks.

What's stunning is the amount of kids who don't ride. Too busy playing video games I suppose.

Flying Merkel 01-23-11 11:05 AM

Can't wait until he tackles the really controversial subjects- like airline food. What's up with that stuff, anyway?

genec 01-23-11 11:29 AM


Originally Posted by Flying Merkel (Post 12118977)
Can't wait until he tackles the really controversial subjects- like airline food. What's up with that stuff, anyway?

What's "airline food?" Last time I flew, I had to bring my own food... do airlines serve food?

twobadfish 01-23-11 11:32 AM


Originally Posted by genec (Post 12119068)
What's "airline food?" Last time I flew, I had to bring my own food... do airlines serve food?

Yeah usually on flights 4+ hours.

boro 01-23-11 03:13 PM

I don't know what's better... the routine or this thread?

CB HI 01-23-11 03:22 PM


Originally Posted by genec (Post 12119068)
What's "airline food?" Last time I flew, I had to bring my own food... do airlines serve food?

Yes, a cardboard burger only requires ten dollars off Ye Olde credit card.


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