2006 4 Life: The Uhh Yeah Dude thread

lol full disclosure:

http://www.reddit.com/r/uhhyeahdude/comments/2gzid1/when_did_sethro_come_up_with_schneer_and_letern/

man this archive site is extremely good shit

12m 40s Seth and Jah hammer Criss Angel for biting at the camera and telling his audience not to let him kiss them. They assure Mr. Angel they will not let him.

https://twitter.com/UhhYeahDude/status/540562412068298752

man this archive site is extremely good shit

Yep.

I am a little bit behind new episodes, just listened to 438 and just about passed out laughing at the Neil Young stuff. Seth's original rant about Neil Young in like ep 22 has attained cult status in my home, so for him to dip back in 9 years later was a huge treat.

Actually it's in ep 24: http://archive.uhhyeahdu.de/episodes/episode-24

14m 21s, all-time Seth.

i am an idiot so i never listened to this until saturday when i had a long drive and now i can't stop. also jonathan's voice and laugh is really comforting.

glad to have you aboard!

Yay harbl

Can we talk about the newish farmers as? Is that Seth next to the yellow sports car??

As = ad

http://youtu.be/LOxcvMKa-ks

DaytonCarCare2 weeks ago (edited)

Please look up what an actual Lambo Giovanni looks like. This fake piece of cardboard definitely isn't. Which makes the commercial ironic. Since they say you are actually paying (extra?) for "this" which is represented by a cheaply made lambo replica. So they are saying that you would pay less with another insurance provider from Farmers explanation. Which also goes to show how cheap they are they can't even afford to rent a real Giovanni for a day for the commercial.

i don't think it's him? he looks a bit too tall & bulked up?
but it's a pretty close likeness, featurewise

You can tell that DaytonCarCare2 truly cares about cars

the smashmouth parody at the beginning of this episode had me lolin http://archive.uhhyeahdu.de/episodes/episode-166

the food trends bit in the most recent one (441) has me lol'in

http://cargo.andrewohlmann.com/Topsy-Turvy-UYD

hooooly shit seth's record review from the new one

"i was the lester bangs of haverhill high school"

"don't immerse me in this, like, shitty dwarfen dinner world"

died @ that and just relistened. don't think you have to worry about hammer hurting anyone with this new one.

http://5e22c74089f3ead9fb3a-826e8a392aaf48b70eb85d8703df9872.r30.cf2.rackcdn.com/2014_black_list_rev6.pdf

the black list is full of fucking insanity this year:

WONKA
Jason Micallef
A dark, reimagining of the Willy Wonka story beginning in World
War II and culminating with his takeover of the chocolate factory.

THE MUNCHKIN
Will Widger
A little person private eye investigates the disappearance of
a young actress in 1930s Hollywood, leading him to uncover
conspiracies involving THE WIZARD OF OZ and Metro Goldwyn
Mayer brass.

COFFEE & KAREEM
Shane McCarthy
An overweight, foul-mouthed nine year old reluctantly teams
with the straight edge cop sleeping with his mom to take down
Detroit’s most ruthless drug lord.

PROFESSOR PASGHETTI
Jeff Feuerstein
A famous children’s author, with an affinity for drugs and
hookers, finds himself on a journey of self-discovery with a dead
stripper and her eight year old son.

COFFEE & KAREEM
COFFEE & KAREEM
COFFEE & KAREEM
COFFEE & KAREEM
COFFEE & KAREEM
COFFEE & KAREEM
COFFEE & KAREEM
COFFEE & KAREEM
COFFEE & KAREEM
COFFEE & KAREEM
COFFEE & KAREEM
COFFEE & KAREEM
COFFEE & KAREEM
COFFEE & KAREEM

"a famous children's author" = T✧✧@K✧✧.E✧✧ ?

oh wait these are real scripts??

they're all real screenplays that have been shopped around but never bought/green lit iirc

amazing

not just real, but generally well liked by those who have read them.

many have been made into movies, historically speaking.

sam raimi's wife just recently made a short animated film using a blacklist script

The Black List has included a substantial number of screenplays that were later put into production, including successful and award-winning examples such as American Hustle, Lars and the Real Girl, Juno, The King's Speech, Slumdog Millionaire, Argo, and 50/50.

http://www.thisyearcollection.org/2015/01/96-uhh-yeah-dude-2014.html

the 2014 this year comp is up; listening to all those hollywood game night recaps in quick succession is kinda mind-breaking

also really happy to hear "quit being a beeitch" made it

"So Santana what do you use to make your fuckin gross music?"

ask amy segment on the new one is really fucked up, bums me out

I'm generation Z and I'd like a bangbros video to start as soon as I've ordered

gr80 you are not kidding

i kinda wanna leave a v-mail abt it

I haven't heard it yet -- what's messed up about it

http://www.chicagotribune.com/lifestyles/askamy/ct-friendship-lost-over-drunken-sex-20141210-column.html

gr80 was it their response that bothered you? it did me too, a little, but at least jon did say, god forbid it wasn't what amy assumed it was. those guys are always "sex positive" to a fault and maybe too much so in this case? it was hard to tell exactly what happened - the woman telling it seems to have left some crucial detail out

yeah i mean who knows, i just think their anti-amy routine veered a little too close to "lol @ rape" this time and they'd have been better off skipping that letter entirely

it's a shame because it's a fantastic episode otherwise

It ain't about you, everyone

yeah agreed

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Jah's little brother and I both sat down for thanksgiving dinner this year while suffering food poisoning. Twinsies!

Has Seth ever gone on a rant about oblivious cell phone zombies walking down the street?

444 concluding Seth NFL rant is all time

god can you imagine what he was like on the day of

Many xposts - I just found out that Whiplash started out as a black list script, not sure if it's the first best picture nom to have done so?

King's Speech, Argo and Slumdog were blacklist scripts

Amazing! I'd just assumed they were all insanely terrible ideas

I believe they're just hot unproduced scripts floating around Hollywood. There were a few legendary scripts that circulated for maybe ten years (that Will Smith superhero movie, and that Jodi Foster film where Mel Gibson plays with a puppet) because no one knew how to make them.

This morning at 2.30am my (landline) phone rang. My husband was on shift so I panicked a bit and ran to answer it, and it was one of those robo-voiced messages from when someone texts your landline. As near as I can remember the message was:

Seth can't make international calls but he wanted me to say thank you for your message.
This is Jonathan. Thanks for listening. UYD4L.

looooooooolz forever.