Don't know this guy named Louis C.K., and so I don't endorse his whole schtick because something tells me he's not Brian Regan-rated for content, if you know what I mean. But this video is going around, and it totally cracked up Jorge and me because we are old and do indeed remember feeling impatient when we dialed phone numbers containing zeros on our ROTARY PHONES because zero took the longest to dial. Have mercy. We had one just like this picture.
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Oh my goodness...that was too funny and so very true! I nearly spit my water when he said "You non-contributing zero". LOL
This is funny! I have my Grandma's white phone just like your black one. It is hooked up and working in our family room. I love hearing it when it rings.
"How quickly he feels the world owes him something he only knew existed 10 seconds ago." So, so true.
And I loved "you're sitting in a chair in the sky!!"
We had that same black rotary phone, and the cord would barely reach the hall.
From facebook, no doubt? I've gotten this twice on Facebook. I LOVE IT!!
"It's going to space! Can you give it a second to get back?"
Loved it!
thanks for making me laugh, i really enjoyed this and so so true it is!
When my parents first bought a touchtone phone, the wiring in the wall was still for rotary. When you pushed a button you could still hear the dialing!
Reality check...hello....
Yea, I remember the days... of rotary phones and party lines.
I loved that he talked about how there is all this technology and still no one is satisfied. You know I don't remember as a child being irritated with 3 channels on the TV or that it went off at 12:00 midnight. I don't even remember being irritated that we had to stand near the phone to talk on it. We had a really long cord....
It seems the more technology we have the more we are irritated with the little things, like waiting in line at the grocery store, or the internet connection to work. I think I'll let my kids watch this...thanks!
I so needed a good laugh today! Thank you for providing it!
Blessings
Robin
i LOVE this video. i cant tell you how many times i've watched it and how many people i've shown it to. and for the record, he is definitely not a family friendly comedian. i looked up some of his other stuff out of curiosity and was not pleased. at any rate, this one is hilarious.
on the way to africa my dad and i kept doing all the airplane stuff back and forth with each other. it actually helped us keep a good attitude during the inevitable delays!
The title is perfect. Loved this video.
That was hilarious!!
Haha!! He had some very funny points. Thanks for the laugh!!
Happy Friday!
Ahahaha. That was good and so true.
LOL!!! this was so funny. I loved the part about the phone and "it's going to space and back"!!!!
great clip!
I enjoyed that immensely...it's so true too. I think I'll hijack this one and put it on my FB page!
That is hillarious - only because it is so, so true!
Lotsa truth in this jest.
Hilarious! I so needed this today.
thank you for the laughs, I so need them on a daily basis now. I hadn't seen this video so I will surely have to pass this on to a few of my friends.
LOVED THIS!! This is so stinkin' funny and so sadly true!! I don't care for some of the language, but nonetheless....Hilarious!!
That was hilarious... i had to stop drinking my ice tea because i kept almost spurting it all over the screen!
Thank you for sharing a smile on a Friday! 8)
Oh this takes me back. We had one too. I don't think it was black. Did you also have a party line? Oh I remember having one and old ladies getting on there and we couldn't make a call. Did everyone start out with party lines or was it just us poor (or tight) folks?
Oh, the noise they'd make. And yes, 0 being the longest....I was trying to spell the sound but can't. I can hear it for sure in my head.
I love it! SO funny. SO true.
Ours was attached to the wall. It was the only phone in the house. There was a tall stool below it so you'd have somewhere to sit while you had a conversation. When I was in jr. high, my parents "splurged" and got a very long cord so you could sit on the couch to talk. . .it was 1982, and beige phones were all the rage. We had a black phone, and a beige cord. Even when I got married in 1993, my parents still had that ONE phone.
That was great.
Thanks for sharing with us, it is so true.
Omigosh, he was hysterical!!! I laughed, out loud, so hard!
I'm sending this to my 25yo daughter, who may or may not 'get' the humor, seeing that she's of the group he's poking fun AT. ;-Þ
That was so funny! We didn't even HAVE a phone when I was a kid! Came across your blog today and really enjoying it. The joys of technology eh? Neasa in Ireland.
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