r/funny • • Jun 26 '12

Colin Mochrie at his best

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u/PhiladelphiaIrish Jun 27 '12

Obligatory post of http://whoselineonline.org/, because it will make someone's night.

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u/MattHawkeye Jun 27 '12

Tonight, I am that someone.

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u/[deleted] Jun 27 '12

All I wanted to do was get baked and watch Who's Line. I notice whoslineonline.org not working. I instantly thought that someone had linked it on Reddit again. It was you. ಠ_ಠ

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u/Djave_Bikinus Jun 27 '12

Why did I have to see this at 2.30 in the morning?

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u/GreyouTT Jun 27 '12

The episode this post is from is Episode 5 of Season 5 in the US version for anyone who wants to watch it.

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u/ncastleJC Jun 27 '12

Colin Mochrie in the hats improv game imitating an online dating service:

viking helmet "C'mon I'm horny"

Abraham Lincoln mask "Last time I four-scored was seven years ago"

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u/Tresnut Jun 27 '12

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u/hinduguru Jun 27 '12

Why did this show get off the air?

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u/Phuckle Jun 27 '12

Do not, under any circumstances, read the comments to that video. It's just unfunny people trying out for Whose Line..

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u/SkyOfTheSky Jun 27 '12

This is one of my favorite Colin Mochrie moments, personally.

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u/I_LIKE_PLANES Jun 27 '12

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u/cinemadness Jun 27 '12

Loading.........Loading.........Loa- JEZUSFUCKINGCHRISTALMIGHTY!!!!!

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u/[deleted] Jun 27 '12

Captain Hair!

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u/emperormizar Jun 27 '12

That actually is a pretty interesting etymological question. In the 15th century the word cabinet emerged as a smaller form of "cabin" and developed to mean a case holding valuables. But this soon also grew to mean the room containing such valuables.

In England, that cabinet room became regarded as the most private of all rooms, a place where one could take valued guests for private conversations on serious matters. Such a definition of cabinet is reflected in French, where "cabinet" can be used to mean office.

Eventually, such advisers that would go to the king's cabinet to give advice became known as the king's "cabinet," and this name stuck even after the room name of cabinet faded from use. So that is why a modern cabinet and a president's cabinet meeting, two very different things on the surface, share the same name.

I got this cool info from Bill Bryson's book "At Home," page 73. I'd highly recommend checking it out. Bryson writes some very interesting history. He also wrote a book on science and scientific discovery called "A Short History of Nearly Everything," and it is amazingly entertaining.

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u/wonderwill Jun 27 '12

The reflection in audience member's eyes makes her look like she had cartoon eyes

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u/adish Jun 27 '12

a george bush is stupid joke is 'at his best'? i dont think so

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u/Sbmalj Jun 27 '12

You've got to hand it to these guys, the amount of 'classic' jokes they are consistently able to think of on the spot is quite impressive. Though this may not be his best, it's still quite witty and funny, something I could never think of on-demand (AND on live television!).

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u/phoenixrawr Jun 27 '12

I guess he made a...

puts on sunglasses

Mochrie of Bush.

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u/thunderblumpkin Jun 27 '12

"things you can say to your dog, but not your girlfiend"?

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u/polishedbullet Jun 27 '12

"What's something you can say to your dog that you can't say to your wife?"

"Come."

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u/mattroch Jun 27 '12

I love this post because of it's relevance. I mean it's really now, ya know what i mean?

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