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I'm crying watching these; holy shit this guy was funny.
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Hahahahaha - I never saw that before. What a bunch of snowflake hens. Norm absolutely owned their feels. :-)
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Heres another good one. The thing that makes this so funny it was RIGHT after Steve Irwin died and everyone was all sad



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If it hasn’t been posted already:
https://archive.org/details/Norm_Mac...k+Swardson.mp4
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Bob Saget posts about his friendship with Norm. Very touching. Long, but good.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yEYu-7BkNDM
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I would watch it if it wasn’t Bob Saget.
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Also did great impressions of David Letterman and Quentin Tarantino.
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This one was great... you could tell Walters was getting really pissed. It is like they had never seen him before. It played into his schtick very well.
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Putting Norm on that show was like having Jimi Hendrix open for The Monkees. I get that it was the network trying to promote one of its shows, but still ...
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For me, the quintessential Norm joke @0:17 - just the perfect level of surprise and zig-zag and overall delivery.



It's kind of a weird uncanny valley [Norm's passing, not the joke in particular], because usually when someone passes suddenly you have these pangs of 'I wish I'd praised more, or I wish people knew how much. . . ' etc. But in Norm's case, everyone knew I loved everything he did and was always on the lookout for more. So I couldn't have been more expressive in my admiration without being annoying.

Even watching the clips immediately after his death, my primary impulse is laughter, . . . at jokes I've heard a million times before. That's rare.
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That was really touching, and damn near made me cry...
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I saw him on a rerun of "The Middle" this week and his dry humour was so rare and unique.

One of a kind.
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