Favorite Stand-Up Comics

[acl03]

In another thread, a few of went off on a short tangent about David Cross. I thought it would be fun to share our top favorite stand-up comics.

List your favorite three, and yry not to repeat any that are already mentioned unless you feel absolutely compelled.

My 3 (in no particular order):

Brian Regan - He is the best comic I have ever heard that does not have ANY dirty material.

Mitch Hedberg - "If you have a friend who is a tightrope walker and he trips on the sidewalk, that is completely unacceptable."

Dane Cook - A little dirty at times, but his energy and delivery make him great.





Thanks,
Andrew

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[BadBigBen]

Just for those who may remember him:

Andrew Dice Clay

and Tim Allen, Rodney Dangerfield...

Ben
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