Norm McDonald talks about throwing Mustard at a stadium..

[ptcarter]

Was listening to this and was amazed.

 

[ZZ13]

Was listening to this and was amazed.

Such a wonderful comedian. He never degraded anyone. His comedy was pure.

 

[JohnWardForever]

Such a wonderful comedian. He never degraded anyone. His comedy was pure.

"Professor of Logic" at the University of Science". So dang hilarious! Norm hosting the espys was like an earthquake! Super talent. AND, Actually Funny; in a world of pretenders.

 

[DiderotsGhost]

Honorary Vol!

I already miss Norm. He was the GOAT!

 

[stolitonic]

Was blessed enough to see him do live standup a few times.

One of the funniest people I have ever seen.

Even though the movie kind of sucked, there are some lines in Dirty Work which are absolutely killer.

 

[House of Neyland]

Norm was great loved his style of humor he’s sorely missed

 

[TomcatVolFan]

Norm was a good guy and a great comedian.

 

[davethevol]

Lane Kiffin doesn’t own a dog house.

 

[R481967]

Lane Kiffin doesn’t own a dog house.

deep...

 

[Notorious B.E.N]

Was blessed enough to see him do live standup a few times.

One of the funniest people I have ever seen.

Even though the movie kind of sucked, there are some lines in Dirty Work which are absolutely killer.

I loved Dirty Work

 

[Notorious B.E.N]

Lane Kiffin doesn’t own a dog house.

Lol

 

[SpookyAction]

I loved Dirty Work

My most played dvd.

 

[Franklin_Vol09]

Lane Kiffin doesn’t own a dog house.

One of the GREATEST jokes ever.

 

[give_him 6]

Norm was ahead of his time.

 

[camp_steveo]

Ya don't know whatcha got......

 

[stolitonic]

I loved Dirty Work

It certainly had it's moments.

The dead hookers in the trunks at the car dealership is classic.

The scenes with the late great Chris Farley were great also. I always love it when he tries to play Street Fighting Man and ends up playing the Pina Colada song.

 

[ptcarter]

I was not that familiar with Norm until a week or so ago. Someone sent me a YouTube compilation of his OJ jokes on weekend update, and also told me to find his moth joke.

Seems like I become a fan only after they pass. Same with Mitch Headberg.

So I’m having YouTube audio playing while I’m working and what’s the chances? I’m hearing my new hero tell a story about wanting to stain a football field with mustard, when just last weekend.....you know what happened with the French’s. Wouldn’t surprise me if the next one I watch, he’s shanking a golf ball and it hits his old coach.

 

[USMC-TNVOL]

Such a wonderful comedian. He never degraded anyone. His comedy was pure.

If you mean pure as in clean, you probably never heard of his podcast show he did.

 

[dobre_shunka]

If you mean pure as in clean, you probably never heard of his podcast show he did.

Yeah, he degraded lots of people. There was a comment from someone about Rosie O'Donnell getting a bunch of flowers sent to her and his response was he didn't know flowers were edible

 

[volsforever27]

He was just an old chunk of coal, now he's a diamond.

Just stay away from Adam Eget and the Queensboro bridge.

 

[ptcarter]

If you mean pure as in clean, you probably never heard of his podcast show he did.

I didn't realize he has some salty tales. NSFW?

 

[Pepe_Silvia]

He was just an old chunk of coal, now he's a diamond.

Just stay away from Adam Eget and the Queensboro bridge.

That damn holocaust denier.

 

[Devo182]

"Professor of Logic" at the University of Science". So dang hilarious! Norm hosting the espys was like an earthquake! Super talent. AND, Actually Funny; in a world of pretenders.

Professor of logic is my favorite. It's such an unreal story and you see the punchline from a mile away...and yet it's so funny listening to him deliver it.

When he had Seinfeld on his show and Jerry did the "best jew joke" he was great on that too. Google it if you haven't

 

[Devo182]

Norm was ahead of his time.

Or very behind it. Or maybe he transcended time.

 

[BruisedOrange]

I enjoyed him most with Conan O'Brien as his straight man.

Letterman seemed to step on some of his subtle stuff, and broke Norm's chaotic rhythm. Norm was the subtle genius. Made me laugh more with tiny little aside lines in the midst of his meander toward the inevitable punchline as old as the Catskills.