Since I've had the free HBO package trial, my morning ritual includes watching the Curb Your Enthusiasm
episode recorded the night before. These can get so intensely
annoying that sometimes I have to walk away for a few hours. But
this is good for me, because no matter what schmucks I run into that
day, they will pale in comparison to what I've just witnessed.
The show's creator, writer, and star is Larry David, who wrote and developed Seinfeld (George Costanza is his alter-ego), is a comic genius, and in a class with Neil Simon as a
writer. Ann Coulter thinks that Larry has to be a closet
conservative, given the backhanded skewering liberals get on the show.
Maybe that's why he divorced ex-wife Laurie David, a first class commie bitch.
Anyway, this morning's fare, "Beloved Aunt," is a prime example. Here's a short clip. (NSFW)
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When
Cheryl's aunt dies, Larry is left in charge of the obituary. But when
the newspaper makes an unfortunate typographical error, things take an
expected turn for the worse.
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