This one brings back some serious humor memories.
I first heard this on the Doctor Demento Show back in the day.
It was introduced to him as a novelty song contest entry.
This is exactly what I look for in a funny musical piece.
Great lyrics, and the visuals, ooh boy…

This is one of the funniest Monty Python sketches ever
for facial expression responses and snarky replies.
Eric Idle, John Cleese, and Michael Palin with some back
and forth for the history books.
Judith is played by Sue Jones-Davies.
The body language, especially Mr. Cleese, is outstanding.
There is something about British humor that really gets
me going, this is a superb example of what I speak.
From Monty Python’s The Life of Brian…

Kellen Erskine with a snark filled set about working hard
or hardly working.
Brian Regan is famous for perfecting the fine art of sarcasm,
at least as far as stand-up comedy is concerned.
Kellen Erskine has brought it up another notch, his snark is
low level but very effective, His smirk alone is devastating,
but the words that come with it make it lethal.
Here’s a prime example…

A classic piece of ribaldry by Red Peters.
Double entendre’s are what makes life worth living.
Especially if you’re a sick little monkey like me…

Noel Paul Stookey was a member of famed folk singing
group Peter, Paul and Mary.
This man has amassed many well earned accolades over
the years for his ability to harmonize on a multitude of
classic pieces by that group.
I would never have guessed that he’d take up comedy
after a career like that but here he is.
More spoken word than stand-up, this is a great little
burst of mirth that tries to explain one of life’s mysteries…