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I bet he also says "you too" when ticket rippers tell him to enjoy his movie.

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It's hard to get mad at your friends when they make you look so damn dapper.

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He wouldn't get away with it if they'd finally pass a law against doin' bro stuff in public.

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They've done studies, you know. 60% of the time, making your coworker look stupid is funny everytime.

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Now it's not just Santa who sees you when you're sleeping and knows when you're awake.

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Holy shit. If I knew Target had one of those TVs that doesn't have commercials on it, I too would have braved the crowds on Black Friday.

Also, a toddler-sized shark diving cage is not a bad idea. What are you supposed to do with your kids when you go shark diving? Leave them in the hands of some irresponsible sitter?

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I don't get it: He loves hockey, but he hates getting scared shitless.

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Planking, coning, owling?they're all harmless. But falling? Falling is dangerous, you guys.

Let me tell you a story…

One time in college I was filming this movie and this guy in it pretended to fall while we were all bowling but he landed wrong and broke his collarbone. He wore an arm sling for like 6 months. A bunch of years later I saw him at Hooters and we pretended like we didn't know each other.

The moral of that story is that fake falling can ruin friendships.

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Improv Everywhere founder Charlie Todd got married to his longtime girlfriend this weekend. And whadaya know, there was a surprise guest in the middle of the ceremony.  Eugene Cordero showed up as pro-wrestler Pu Kang Kang, the bride's jealous ex-boyfriend.

And like all great improv, maybe you just had to be there.

Whose line is it anyway!? Oh, the bride's. Please continue. You were saying something about how much this day means to you.

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For now, just watch this again.

And this. And this. If you watch them all in a row it's like he has his own TV show.