mr. dangerfield

[BoomBa_GoosE]

i am speechless.... just speechless

[Gryph]

"I don't get no respect"

 

Well he got my respect. This man was hilarious.

 

RIP

[Ryuken]

what's with all these people dying!!! and these post about them

[BoomBa_GoosE]

if anyone just died, its sad but i mean this is rodney dangerfield. hes a classic, hes a huge part of pop culture. i think its a big enough deal to make a thread. maybe someone has somethin that they liked bout him. i loved his acts. i love that lady bug movie he did. it was stoopid but man, he was hilarious...

[random guy]

Ohh, that is really sad He was truly a legend. Probably his best role was in Caddyshack, and he had too much artistic integrity to appear in the awful sequel (same as Bill Murray perhaps).

Still, at 82 he had a good run.

[AntiWinner22]

This really is a sad day for comedians, and people with a sense of humor, for that matter.

 

I really enjoyed his brand of self-depricating humor, as I use it regularly. I saw him very early in my life, and I can see some comedic traits I picked up from him. I will miss him, and I hope that he died smiling; that is the only way to go...

 

Anon.

[Agozer]

Why do I feel so stupid for not knowing who this man really was?

 

I've heard of Caddyshack and how good it is, but I've never seen it.

[random guy]

Why do I feel so stupid for not knowing who this man really was?

 

I've heard of Caddyshack and how good it is, but I've never seen it.

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Oh, you've been missing out. Caddyshack is next to Animal House as THE best gross-out/frat style comedy (although it isn't set in school but on a golf course, obviously). Also, if you've ever seen that Simpsons episode where Burns's son comes into town, that was Rodney Dangerfield.

[Agozer]

Also, if you've ever seen that Simpsons episode where Burns's son comes into town, that was Rodney Dangerfield.

Yes, I've seen that episode