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Arash -> Axis of Evil Comedy (Jan. 17 2009 16:16:06)

I think in these days where there is so much Hate and War und ugly things going on in "that Region",
it is good to fight all that with some Comedy and Humor.

These guys are all from the Middle East i.e. Arab, Palestinian, persian, etc. and they made this "Axis of Evil Comedy Tour"
a while ago. I would like to share some videos and hope you enjoy them.

Feel free to add Comedy Video or other stuff to this thread.

Aron Kader - about Arabs



Maz Jobrani - The Iranian :)





Aron Kader - about Bush



Maz Jobrani - Iran calls Amerika




Florian -> RE: Axis of Evil Comedy (Jan. 17 2009 16:55:39)

quote:

is good to fight all that with some Comedy and Humor.



I agree .


SO are you persion or iranian ?[:D]....

btw...the 300 Kicked your a*s [:D][:D][:D] according to the greeks but i always wonder how the other side sees it...how they refer to it in the Iranian history books ? lol...i cant remember exactly if they won or just held out long enough for the big greek army to get there..

to be fair...i saw the movie the fact that everysingle one had muscles was suspect [:)]...the Spartans might have been using performance enhancement drugs (steroids)...they should have been pulled off the fighting field


Dude this was some funny funny stuff lol...thank you



Ron.M -> RE: Axis of Evil Comedy (Jan. 18 2009 3:07:33)

Good stuff Arash,

There is an Iranian born stand up comic here in the UK, Shappi Khorsandi, who I like a lot .(in fact she's just come on the Radio right now as I was writing this!)

cheers,

Ron



Arash -> RE: Axis of Evil Comedy (Jan. 18 2009 3:46:53)

quote:

ORIGINAL: Florian


SO are you persion or iranian ?[:D]...


I Am Persian Miaaaaaoooooooow
I Am Not Dangerous.
I Am the Cat.

quote:

btw...the 300 Kicked your a*s [:D][:D][:D]


Fuuuck yooou!!

quote:

according to the greeks but i always wonder how the other side sees it...how they refer to it in the Iranian history books ? lol...i cant remember exactly if they won or just held out long enough for the big greek army to get there..


We kicked everybodys a$s in the past..... miaaaaaooow

[:D][:D]



Arash -> RE: Axis of Evil Comedy (Jan. 18 2009 3:50:25)

Yeah Ron, she is good too

She even went once to Australia to make this greek bastard Florian laugh [:D][:D]




Florian -> RE: Axis of Evil Comedy (Jan. 18 2009 3:51:23)

[:D][:D][:D]


so what happened to the persian empire ? why did it fall ?



Arash -> RE: Axis of Evil Comedy (Jan. 18 2009 3:54:04)

quote:

ORIGINAL: Florian

[:D][:D][:D]


so what happened to the persian empire ? why did it fall ?


It didnt fall! It still exists.
This is all propaganda bullllshiiit from ameerikaa.
Mioww



Florian -> RE: Axis of Evil Comedy (Jan. 18 2009 3:58:41)

[:D][:D][:D][:D][8|][8|]but seriously...i know you know ....whats the word on the street ?[8|] when is the next terrorist attack gonna be ?



Arash -> RE: Axis of Evil Comedy (Jan. 18 2009 4:03:00)

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ORIGINAL: Florian

[:D][:D][:D][:D][8|][8|]but seriously...i know you know ....whats the word on the street ?[8|] when is the next terrorist attack gonna be ?


Fuuck you.
i wont tell you on internet.
you just want me to reply here, so that FBI closes my foro account.
So.....fuuck you , i am a PATRIOT
[:D]



Florian -> RE: Axis of Evil Comedy (Jan. 18 2009 4:10:34)

Sorry i wasent thinking...fair enough


How about this ...give me 2 smiles if i should fill my tank with petrol tomarow and or 4 if i should wait until next week ?



Arash -> RE: Axis of Evil Comedy (Jan. 18 2009 4:18:45)

quote:

ORIGINAL: Florian

Sorry i wasent thinking...fair enough


How about this ...give me 2 smiles if i should fill my tank with petrol tomarow and or 4 if i should wait until next week ?


Ok
[:)][:)][:)][:)][:)][:)]



Florian -> RE: Axis of Evil Comedy (Jan. 18 2009 4:25:52)

Selfish [&:]

I am glad the greeks kicked your a*s



srshea -> RE: Axis of Evil Comedy (Jan. 18 2009 20:37:56)

Good stuff, Arash. I rented a similarly themed DVD with different guys a while back, but it was pretty lame and we turned it off after fifteen minutes. But these guys are good.

I like the Zidane bit, and I was actually just thinking about that Iranian/Persian thing a couple days ago!



Arash -> RE: Axis of Evil Comedy (Jan. 19 2009 12:13:17)

This used to be a "Comedy" thread!
Thanks.



ddk -> RE: Axis of Evil Comedy (Jan. 28 2009 10:29:57)

There's a great bumper-sticker floating around here in the US=
Bush, Rumsfeld, Cheney: the real axis of Evil [;)]



Ron.M -> RE: Axis of Evil Comedy (Jan. 28 2009 11:46:08)

I must admit, I've never really "got" the word "axis".
Like, is it supposed to be the rod on which "evil" spins around?
But the word refers to several different countries...
Then maybe it should have been "axes" (plural)

I see there is a practically unused meaning of the word, as an "partnership", but to be honest, I've never heard it used before W.

At least old Ronnie's "Evil Empire" made instant sense and conjured up scenes from Star Wars...("Hey...I liked the movie so much, I named my defense strategy after it!")

Or "The Great Satan" from Bin Laden at least gives you an instant image.

"Axis" is not really a great word here IMO and sounds like one of those obscure metaphors that you get from folk who have steeped their lives in heavy Literature.

Which doesn't really fit my image of W....[:D]

I've always wondered who thought that word up to release in the statement?

So is Sevilla, Granada and Cadiz "The Axis" of Flamenco?[:-]

cheers,

Ron



srshea -> RE: Axis of Evil Comedy (Jan. 28 2009 13:21:22)

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ORIGINAL: Ron.M
...to be honest, I've never heard it used before W...


Ron,

Not sure if I’m misreading you here, but I’ve always understood “axis of evil” to be a straight across the board conflation of Iraq/Iran/N. Korea with Germany/Italy/Japan, i.e. Axis of Evil=WW2 Axis Powers, and a kind of stab a sort of Rooseveltian/Churchillian show of authority…..

Happy belated Robert Burns Day, by the way!



NormanKliman -> RE: Axis of Evil Comedy (Jan. 28 2009 13:39:28)

quote:

I see there is a practically unused meaning of the word, as an "partnership", but to be honest, I've never heard it used before W.

Ron, maybe it's limited to American English, but near the end of the list of accepted definitions: an alliance of two or more nations to coordinate their foreign and miltary policies and to draw in with them a group of dependent or supporting powers.
quote:

sounds like one of those obscure metaphors that you get from folk who have steeped their lives in heavy Literature.

Nah: experts in cold-war paranoia. [;)] Maybe it's supposed to sound like "the Axis," which refers to Nazi Germany, Japan and some other countries in WWII. (What, don't you say that in the UK?) I think they wanted to appeal to (=provoke fear in) a broad and reliable voter base. Maybe this isn't the best thread to carry on with the idea, but when I heard about "freedom fries"... [:@]

Hey Arash, good stuff, thanks for uploading that! I was going to post earlier to say that I enjoyed it, but I never got around to it and just let it go. I think they're doing a good thing, getting people to laugh like that, and I imagine they've run into problems at one point or another. Great example of turning tension into laughter!

Edit: Looks like Adam posted right before I did (and lot more eloquently, I might add!)



Ron.M -> RE: Axis of Evil Comedy (Jan. 29 2009 0:29:20)

Thanks Jadamito y Normando,

Yeah, I had heard it in context of WWII before, ("Axis" Forces), but I always assumed it to be one of those many WWII "code" words and not really everyday English.
quote:


but when I heard about "freedom fries"...


Now THAT I believe is George's own work and not gleaned from any heavy literature! [:D]

Thanks.

cheers,

Ron



srshea -> RE: Axis of Evil Comedy (Jan. 29 2009 8:51:08)

quote:

ORIGINAL: Ron.M
Now THAT I believe is George's own work and not gleaned from any heavy literature!


Nope. I honestly don't think GWB can claim intellectual-property rights of any of the best/worst buzzwords of the last eight years. Freedom Fries was the mind-fruit of some yahoo congressman, and even that was just a borrowing of old WW1 renaming silliness: Liberty Cabbage, Hot Dog, etc.

None of these guys had ANY original ideas! Not a one.



Ron.M -> RE: Axis of Evil Comedy (Jan. 29 2009 10:43:39)

quote:

None of these guys had ANY original ideas! Not a one.


"There are known knowns...known unknowns...and unknown unknowns.."
Maybe the best quote from the regime IMO...[:D]

Yeah...Politicians...

Just a few moments ago on TV a Government minister just said "Britain leads the World in digital technology".

Oh yeah? Funny...I'd never have guessed it?
Maybe our best kept secret!

Maybe leads the World in World-Class Morris Dancing...but...gimme a break!

Say it long enough and fast enough, keeping a straight face and maybe folk will believe it? [:D][:D]

cheers,

Ron



srshea -> RE: Axis of Evil Comedy (Jan. 29 2009 10:54:27)

quote:

"There are known knowns...known unknowns...and unknown unknowns.."
Maybe the best quote from the regime IMO...[:D]


yeah, I gotta admit that that one was pretty good, though even that was probably lifted from Beckett or Dr. Seuss or somebody.....



ddk -> RE: Axis of Evil Comedy (Jan. 29 2009 11:31:43)

If we get into inane (or insane) quotes from America's recent leadership we'll have to start a whole new thread...[:D][:D][:D]



srshea -> RE: Axis of Evil Comedy (Jan. 29 2009 14:53:36)

quote:

Yeah, I had heard it in context of WWII before, ("Axis" Forces), but I always assumed it to be one of those many WWII "code" words and not really everyday English.


Yeah, there’s an interesting question in there, and a bit of a chicken/egg one, too. I don’t really know if the usage was obscure but already in place, or if the usage originates from “axis” being used in that WW2 context and then carrying on from there….

This reminds me of a word that’s very rarely used in English and always jumps out at me when I see it: “putsch”, the German word for coup d’etat. This is way over my head, etymologically, but so far as I know the usage of putsch in American English is inextricably, and almost exclusively, linked to its reference to the Munich Beer Hall Putsch. I really don’t know that it’s ever had a common usage outside of that context, and at any rate it’s definitely much less common that “coup” which is pretty standard.

Anytime I’ve seen this word used in a more general, non-Beer Hall, context, there’s always been some kind of ideological underpinning to it. I was once paging through a general American history written by a guy with conservative-leaning views, scanning the book, trying to find various controversial episodes in American history to see what sort of slant he put on his interpretation of certain events. The scanning came to a screeching halt when I saw a reference to the (impending, but ultimately unnecessary) impeachment of Richard Nixon as an attempted “putsch”! Takes a pretty “healthy” imagination to conflate the impeachment of Nixon with Hitler’s first, armed attempt at seizing power in Germany!



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