Comments on: About http://behindthebricks.com Stand-up Stripped Down Sat, 31 Jul 2010 13:08:23 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.2 hourly 1 By: Joel Fry http://behindthebricks.com/about-the-site/comment-page-1#comment-5985 Joel Fry Thu, 08 Oct 2009 13:47:02 +0000 http://behindthebricks.com/about-the-site#comment-5985 I'm just catching up on the episodes; I actually hadn't listened since May. I'm reminded of what I loved about the show, it's just an awesome and receptive forum for stand-up comedy and comics. I’m just catching up on the episodes; I actually hadn’t listened since May. I’m reminded of what I loved about the show, it’s just an awesome and receptive forum for stand-up comedy and comics.

]]> By: Redtophat http://behindthebricks.com/about-the-site/comment-page-1#comment-5608 Redtophat Wed, 03 Jun 2009 03:53:08 +0000 http://behindthebricks.com/about-the-site#comment-5608 Dude! What a bummer about that hot chick! Why do they do that? It's like she is saying; I'd almost do you, but you weren't quite funny enough. Damn. You should have used that petsmart bit about your jack russel terrier. Dude, that bit kills. I still laugh at that, and I have listened to it like a thousand times. Anyway, keep up the good work, this show rules! Dude! What a bummer about that hot chick! Why do they do that? It’s like she is saying; I’d almost do you, but you weren’t quite funny enough. Damn. You should have used that petsmart bit about your jack russel terrier. Dude, that bit kills. I still laugh at that, and I have listened to it like a thousand times.

Anyway, keep up the good work, this show rules!

]]> By: Maverick http://behindthebricks.com/about-the-site/comment-page-1#comment-5541 Maverick Sat, 16 May 2009 04:41:50 +0000 http://behindthebricks.com/about-the-site#comment-5541 Brian, wanda sykes funny about her 9-11 and Rush Limbaugh. Sure, Rush is someone not a lot of people like but, Wanda made a joke about how he should get an illness and die..hahahaha I love jokes about wishing someone dead! Not, Wanda Sykes and Obama who laughed at the jokes should be ashamed of themselves! Wanda Sykes thinking this a morbid subject is funny should go to an Asylum..That's not Funny that's sick! Brian, you know I support you and think your very funny, but if you think wanda sikes is funny I'm sorry but, I lose all respect for you. Wishing other people dead isn't funny it's seriously sick!!! Brian, wanda sykes funny about her 9-11 and Rush Limbaugh. Sure, Rush is someone not a lot of people like but, Wanda made a joke about how he should get an illness and die..hahahaha I love jokes about wishing someone dead! Not, Wanda Sykes and Obama who laughed at the jokes should be ashamed of themselves! Wanda Sykes thinking this a morbid subject is funny should go to an Asylum..That’s not Funny that’s sick! Brian, you know I support you and think your very funny, but if you think wanda sikes is funny I’m sorry but, I lose all respect for you. Wishing other people dead isn’t funny it’s seriously sick!!!

]]> By: Kandiman http://behindthebricks.com/about-the-site/comment-page-1#comment-5311 Kandiman Mon, 09 Mar 2009 13:48:54 +0000 http://behindthebricks.com/about-the-site#comment-5311 I can't remember where I discovered this place. Might be Chortle. Who knows? Anywho, the podcasts are excellent and so is the on-site banter. I can’t remember where I discovered this place. Might be Chortle. Who knows? Anywho, the podcasts are excellent and so is the on-site banter.

]]> By: Charles in Jersey http://behindthebricks.com/about-the-site/comment-page-1#comment-5284 Charles in Jersey Thu, 05 Mar 2009 06:21:04 +0000 http://behindthebricks.com/about-the-site#comment-5284 The best place on the web to talk about stand-up. Brian and Tony do an awesome job with the show. I've listened since episode 01, and it's only improved. The best place on the web to talk about stand-up. Brian and Tony do an awesome job with the show. I’ve listened since episode 01, and it’s only improved.

]]> By: Sando http://behindthebricks.com/about-the-site/comment-page-1#comment-5186 Sando Wed, 11 Feb 2009 10:20:54 +0000 http://behindthebricks.com/about-the-site#comment-5186 The site... No, I can't talk about him like that. Not after what he put me through. I want my old dog back "The Site." feh, more like "a sight." The site… No, I can’t talk about him like that. Not after what he put me through.

I want my old dog back “The Site.” feh, more like “a sight.”

]]> By: Sando http://behindthebricks.com/about-the-site/comment-page-1#comment-5181 Sando Mon, 09 Feb 2009 21:11:06 +0000 http://behindthebricks.com/about-the-site#comment-5181 The Site isn't a physical place, so much as as a physicalisation of a space in your mind. When you reach out and grasp it, you do not grabe The Site, merely the sight of the site that you see in your brain space. Use your astral concience to manipulate The Site, only then will you really understand and become the substance that lies behind the bricks. (Celestial mortar.) The Site isn’t a physical place, so much as as a physicalisation of a space in your mind. When you reach out and grasp it, you do not grabe The Site, merely the sight of the site that you see in your brain space. Use your astral concience to manipulate The Site, only then will you really understand and become the substance that lies behind the bricks. (Celestial mortar.)

]]> By: Sando http://behindthebricks.com/about-the-site/comment-page-1#comment-5178 Sando Sun, 08 Feb 2009 21:17:21 +0000 http://behindthebricks.com/about-the-site#comment-5178 The Site isn't just any site. We dug up both an ancient Papa New Guinean burial site and a leprechaun's pot of gold. Neither the magic Irishman or the Papa New Gunians we happy with the discovery, but as Captain Betrum Mohito, or Cap. B-Mo, for short quite plainly stated: "Fuck it, this loot is too sweet to leave behind." And so we didn't. Too this day, the Irish and Papa New Guineans hate holes. The Site isn’t just any site. We dug up both an ancient Papa New Guinean burial site and a leprechaun’s pot of gold. Neither the magic Irishman or the Papa New Gunians we happy with the discovery, but as Captain Betrum Mohito, or Cap. B-Mo, for short quite plainly stated: “Fuck it, this loot is too sweet to leave behind.” And so we didn’t. Too this day, the Irish and Papa New Guineans hate holes.

]]> By: Sando http://behindthebricks.com/about-the-site/comment-page-1#comment-5171 Sando Sat, 07 Feb 2009 09:29:44 +0000 http://behindthebricks.com/about-the-site#comment-5171 When discussing The Site, it's important to remember that it actually started as a specialist forum for people to discuss mediaeval masonry and building materials. A conversation on thatch roofing or, yes, authentic hand made mud brick, would not go amiss here. Recently, the blog style comment threads have taken a turn towards certain humourous aspects of popular culture, but Behind the Bricks is still considered one of the S.C.A's most important resources on medieval architecture and structural engineering. When discussing The Site, it’s important to remember that it actually started as a specialist forum for people to discuss mediaeval masonry and building materials. A conversation on thatch roofing or, yes, authentic hand made mud brick, would not go amiss here.

Recently, the blog style comment threads have taken a turn towards certain humourous aspects of popular culture, but Behind the Bricks is still considered one of the S.C.A’s most important resources on medieval architecture and structural engineering.

]]> By: Sando http://behindthebricks.com/about-the-site/comment-page-1#comment-5160 Sando Fri, 06 Feb 2009 00:14:54 +0000 http://behindthebricks.com/about-the-site#comment-5160 I first met The Site in a bar on the south end of Cairo. Though an intimidating and dour presence, it soon opened up to me after I started buying the rounds of an awful gin and pear cider mix that was popular at the time of the 'great hops' embargo of aught 4. The first time The Site saved my life was in that same bar, though months later. A drug bust had gone horribly wrong, and the local Muslim gangsters had put a hit on an Australian drug runner who shared suspiciously similar features to me. The hitmen came in with automatic rifles, as The Site calmly picked me up and hid me under a roll of his voluminous fat. I stayed there for hours, nestled in his damp and bacterial flab slab fold. I must have slept, though I can't truly remember my time in his meat blanket. A truer friend I've never had. I first met The Site in a bar on the south end of Cairo. Though an intimidating and dour presence, it soon opened up to me after I started buying the rounds of an awful gin and pear cider mix that was popular at the time of the ‘great hops’ embargo of aught 4.

The first time The Site saved my life was in that same bar, though months later. A drug bust had gone horribly wrong, and the local Muslim gangsters had put a hit on an Australian drug runner who shared suspiciously similar features to me. The hitmen came in with automatic rifles, as The Site calmly picked me up and hid me under a roll of his voluminous fat. I stayed there for hours, nestled in his damp and bacterial flab slab fold. I must have slept, though I can’t truly remember my time in his meat blanket.

A truer friend I’ve never had.

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