Peter Griffin on Crank Yankers

May have been adam corolla, he played Death.... "The Ghost of General Lee" wrote in message news:[email]...

The Ghost of General Lee wrote reply to andy5421 in reply to GOGL:

I think Andy's point (awkwardly and unclearly as it was phrased) was that Adam, who co-created Crank Yankers, may have hooked Seth up with the job.

--  wb

On Wed, 08 Oct 2003 17:16:31 -0400, The Ghost of General Lee wrote:

Norm MacDonald played death.

Jeff wrote in reply to The Ghost of General Lee in reply to me, etc.:

But Adam Corolla (Death #2) is noted for his connection to Crank Yankers, so given the choice of two Deaths, I choose Adam. (Yikes, that was creepy.)

--  wb

"Warren Bloom" wrote in message news:[email]...

so

Norm MacDonald was much better as death.

"Phillip Roncoroni" wrote in message news:P%bhb.34740$[email]...

with

Yankers,

creepy.)

I agree. Adam Corolla is great, but I thought Norm was better, maybe just because he did it first. I dunno.

and Death's Father would be Tom Waits....

"Instead they make you share a popsicle with Tom Waits." Larry referring to the "state" (Oklachussets) that abolished the Death Penalty.... "The Ghost of General Lee" wrote in message news:[email]...

was

shows,

"Phillip Roncoroni" wrote in message news:P%bhb.34740$[email]...

with

Yankers,

creepy.)

I agree. Adam Corolla is great, but I thought Norm was better, maybe just because he did it first. I dunno.

"Phillip Roncoroni" wrote in message news:P%bhb.34740$[email]...

with

Yankers,

creepy.)

I agree. Adam Corolla is great, but I thought Norm was better, maybe just because he did it first. I dunno.

"DCstewieG" wrote in message news:9jfhb.439509$[email]...

m-m-m-m-m-m-m-m-m-m-moster post!

Yeah sorry about that, Outlook Express barfed those out for some reason. Guess it just means my opinion matters 3x more than everybody's :-P

"Shiborugu By Night" wrote in message news:hdohb.62087$ko%[email]...

just

wb's post was deleted from my server, so i'll respond here:

I'm taking that line out of context and adding it to my quotes collection. It will serve to confuse forever! And it will even appear to be symbolic to the uninformed.

"Given the choice of two Deaths, I choose Adam."