This may be the ultimate repost since the dawn of YouTube, but for some unbelievable reason, I have never seen it before.

Friggin' HILARIOUS! I haven't shot anything through my nost since I was maybe in high school, I just shot Pepsi all over my keyboard and monitor via my nose. It still stings and my stomach has only just stopped hurting from laughing so hard.

Here is Sam Kinisons, David Letterman debut...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m_VURr6jnWQ

Imagine being an American at your age now sitting at home in 1986 seeing this crazy bastard.

 

meh...although i did think the part about "hey its me love, cmon trust me, i wouldnt lie to you eight times in a row!" was hilarious

 

That's it i'm gettin a freakin sandwich!!!!!!!AAAAAAAAAAAAHHHHHHHHHHHAAAAAAAAAAAA AAAAHHHHHHHHHHHHH.....................

 

He's ok, but his yelling is so annoying.

 

"come on, i wouldn't lie to you eight times in a row" *****

 

That is great... I just watched that with my step-dad and he did the next five minutes of the skit, cause "he only did a little bit for dave!"

+1

 

I would love to hear that? Is it on tape?

Yeah but his yelling is so perfectly timed man - hysterical. Yelling at the guy inthe audience... lmao. No one ever seen anything like that, some little weird looking dude who screams right in your face, lol. Man, I could listen to his stuff for hours...

"MOVE TO WHERE THE FOOD IS!!!!!!!"

ROFLMAO

 

omg his yelling is absolutely obnoxious. I remember seeing him on Married With Children. He was annoying then too. He's funny when he's not yelling though.

 

i think he was great on the "Married with Children" christmas episode. never really watched his skits though.

 

Funny, but I agree with you guys... the yelling was not really needed. He was smart and witty enough to make the jokes work for themselves without a loud scream... I can understand where you're coming from though... cuz if you truly watch it as though it were the 80's still screaming on television was unheard of... notice how he kind of got cut off at the end lol... I have a better respect for his avant garde method if I keep my mind set in the 80's...