George Carlin explains his theory on the creation of the ten commandments.

George Carlin on the Ten Commandments

SeaLab 2021 initiates into the secret society cult of the Brotherhood of Neptune unleash the awesome powers of the Infinity Trident in this Freemasonic spoof of genuine Masonic comedy.

A video clip from the 1969 Monty Python cult comedy series Flying Circus.

Have a happy Jesus day, winter solstice, Chanukah, mushroom day or whichever you celebrate this season and New Year. Enjoy the Bill Hicks video clips.

William Melvin Hicks, better known as Bill Hicks (December 16, 1961 – February 26, 1994), was a controversial American stand-up comedian, satirist, and social critic.

Hicks is often compared to Lenny Bruce (although he frequently denied knowing much about Bruce's life or work) and Sam Kinison (a contemporary and friend). Comedian Richard Pryor figured largely as an inspiration and stand-up idol for Hicks, as did Woody Allen who also served strongly as a very early influence for a pre-teen Hicks. Like Lenny Bruce, Hicks challenged formal and informal forces of censorship, and suggested a disconnect between the values and operations of modern life, particularly in the United States, a country toward which his humor frequently adopted a tone ranging from cynicism to scathing critique. Hicks characterized his own performances as "Chomsky with dick jokes". - Wiki

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