Exactly. If I were to retell any number of his jokes to other people they'd probably just stare at me like "Was that supposed to be funny?" But Norm just has... Normness.

The prime example:

All of his five minute long jokes ending in cheap one liners are brilliant. Frown claimed that he's second only to Doug Stanhope and I heartily concur. Like I listen to those jokes and want to memorize them so I can tell them at work to **** with my co-workers but I see Norm just ad-libbing the whole thing off the top of his head and know I can never get that laugh.

My new favorite sex position is WOW...

yeah, it's where I flip your MOM over.

I also love Norm Macdonald. His show on Netflix ain't bad either.

Him and Adam Eget are a great comedic combo.

Eh, it's all carried by Norm. Eget's contributions can be boiled down to being Norm's lackey and inferior. And it's ****ing hilarious.



Norm: *leans forward* 9/11
Everyone: *erupts with laughter*

Hilarious in context, even more hilarious without it.

Adam often plays the character of a wet towel because he has a real talent for doing so. It takes a lot of guts to ask prolific comedians "where do you get your ideas from?" He's a really great part of the show if you ask me.



His bit on the episode with Super Dave about excessive salt consumption had me in stitches.

I've been binge watching/listening to Norm MacDonald Live. I'm up to ~ episode 19.

What's brown and sticky?
A stick.
What's blue and fuzzy?
Blue fuzz.

The electron asked the photon: "Do you need any help moving?" And the photon replied: "No thanks, I'm traveling light."

Do you know what's funny about the death of a star? It's iron-ic.

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