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* [[Running Gag|"What's the deal with airline food?"]] |
* [[Running Gag|"What's the deal with airline food?"]] |
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* "I just can't understand women at all. No guy can." |
* "I just can't understand women at all. No guy can." |
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* "All men are stupid." (oddly, this is mostly used by male comedians, notably Tim Allen) |
* "All men are stupid." (oddly, this is mostly used by male comedians, notably [[Tim Allen]]) |
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** [[Directionless Driver|"Men don't ask for directions."]] |
** [[Directionless Driver|"Men don't ask for directions."]] |
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** "Men are simple; women are complex." |
** "Men are simple; women are complex." |
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** Parodied in ''[[The Simpsons]]'' with Rainier "McBain" Wolfcastle's "Why do men leave the toilet seat up?...[[Don't Explain the Joke|That's the joke]]." |
** Parodied in ''[[The Simpsons (animation)|The Simpsons]]'' with Rainier "McBain" Wolfcastle's "Why do men leave the toilet seat up?...[[Don't Explain the Joke|That's the joke]]." |
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* "My ex-(boyfriend|girlfriend|husband|wife) [[Psycho Ex-Girlfriend|is a (bastard|bitch).]]" |
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* "[[In Soviet Russia, Trope Mocks You|In Soviet Russia]], comedy stands you up!" (originally the shtick of [[Yakov Smirnoff]]) |
* "[[In Soviet Russia, Trope Mocks You|In Soviet Russia]], comedy stands you up!" (originally the shtick of [[Yakov Smirnoff]]) |
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* "Kids these days..." |
* "Kids these days..." |
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** (Reason: No worries about tenure or students, he gets to work on whatever he wants, he has no apparent competition for two hot women... why would he ''want'' to fix the boat?) |
** (Reason: No worries about tenure or students, he gets to work on whatever he wants, he has no apparent competition for two hot women... why would he ''want'' to fix the boat?) |
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* Pretending to explain the joke to someone in the front row. |
* Pretending to explain the joke to someone in the front row. |
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** Slowly, in words of one syllable. |
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** Soaking up as much applause as possible, commenting that it helps stretch out their act (which stretches out their act even more). |
** Soaking up as much applause as possible, commenting that it helps stretch out their act (which stretches out their act even more). |
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* "How do you like my clothes/hairstyle?" (while sporting an [[Outdated Outfit]] or bad hair) |
* "How do you like my clothes/hairstyle?" (while sporting an [[Outdated Outfit]] or bad hair) |
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==Western Animation == |
==Western Animation == |
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* A [[Dilbert]] cartoon referenced '''Stock Shticks''' when Dilbert entered a stand-up competition 'with the mandatory categories; [[Dan Quayle]], Flatulence and the [[Mattress Tag Gag|warning labels on mattresses]]' |
* A [[Dilbert]] cartoon referenced '''Stock Shticks''' when Dilbert entered a stand-up competition 'with the mandatory categories; [[Dan Quayle]], Flatulence and the [[Mattress Tag Gag|warning labels on mattresses]]' |
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:What ''is'' the deal with airline food, anyway? |
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