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CorgisDie t1_ixjo5mi wrote

Jesus: One of you shall betray me.

Peter: Is it me, Jesus?

Jesus: No, it is not you, Peter.

Simon: Is it me, Jesus?

Jesus: No, it is not you, Simon.

Judas: Is it me, Jesus?

Jesus: iS iT mE, jEsUs!?!!111

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Gabriel_Collins t1_ixjucni wrote

Robin Williams RIP

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CorgisDie t1_ixjuo0n wrote

Easily one of the greatest comedians of all time.

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supacrispy t1_ixjuyck wrote

Easily the greatest comedian of all time.

FTFY

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CorgisDie t1_ixjv53y wrote

I only say that because George Carlin and Redd Foxx also lived.

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supacrispy t1_ixjvvtw wrote

Oh dont get me wrong, they are in the pantheon of comedy gods. But I think Robin Williams is the Zeus of them all.

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dgrimone t1_ixkd3eq wrote

Zeus, by which means? While the leader/king/ruler of the Greek god's he was also the worst at maintaining fidelity. While married to his sister he produced many offspring with others (some not even in human form).

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jorigkor t1_ixkpczo wrote

Well. Robin did do a lot of cocaine, so who knows what little Robin ended up in.

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sriracha4przdnt t1_ixketlo wrote

I hear what you're saying. I also think of Rodney Dangerfield and Mitch Hedburd among the greats too.

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Luked0g44O t1_ixlrqeb wrote

Buddy Hackett and Jonathan Winters.

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eganvay t1_ixor7h5 wrote

According to Mel Brooks, Richard Pryor was the king.

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BlueGillMan t1_ixmczuz wrote

And Lenny Bruce. Lenny Bruce bridged from the old vaudeville tradition to modern stand-up comedy.

Let’s go to the church bazar and see the two headed priest.

His Australian tour was cut short for being too vulgar.

He was tame compared to what we hear today.

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JayColtMartin t1_ixk8vop wrote

Wow that's quite the claim! Personally I'm not really sure how he compares to all the comedians that were around before recording devices, anr the ones who arent from earth, so I'll just have to take your word for it

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Patio_Orangutan t1_ixlnt17 wrote

History of the World pt 1, Mel Brooks is a waiter at the last supper. Funny scene, this reminds me of it.

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rificolona t1_ixkp5c4 wrote

I'm slow - what's the joke?

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TheCookieMaster5 t1_ixkxrih wrote

The first line is something Jesus says during the “Last Supper.” The joke is that he’s mocking Judas for even asking, both knowing full well that Judas will be the one to betray him

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TicoCR16 t1_ixk7hpf wrote

I don’t get it

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CorgisDie t1_ixk814p wrote

It was a joke Robin Williams made back in 2003, in his stand-up special, Live On Broadway.

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Wiki_pedo t1_ixko5hb wrote

I think we were hoping for an explanation of the punchline and joke, not where to get (as in, watch) the joke.

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aph81 t1_ixl486i wrote

Irony is that Simon was Peter, and Peter betrayed Jesus (by denying him three times)

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