Consider it a public service announcement: while it may seem like pornography is entirely for men, women watch it too! At least, they do if this video is entirely sincere and in no way whatsoever intended to be ironic or facetious or anything that dispels the fine notion that ladies are every bit as into adult material as you are. Which is how I choose to watch it (some NSFW language):
The rest of this week’s top web comedy videos can be found over at Splitsider, including a very young screenwriter, a very elaborate stalker, and the documentary team behind The Office.
Other highlights from the week in comedy:
– Steve Carell said goodbye to The Office. We looked at all the roles he almost had but didn’t end up with for one reason or another.
– We interviewed Norm MacDonald.
– The trailer for the Ghostbusters porn parody arrived, and it’s as full as slime as you’d expect.
– Bill Maher accused The Onion of stealing one of his jokes. The only problem? They made it six months before he did.
– We dove deep into the archives of Spy magazine, one of the funniest magazines ever.
– We looked at the mayorship of Reykjavik’s Jon Gnarr, the Icelandic comedian who ran for office and won.
– We talked to the founders of the classic humor website Modern Humorist, which spawned some of today’s best comedy writers.
– Episode 2 of our web series Low Standards tackled the pervy classic Porky’s.
– We interviewed hilarious standup Amy Schumer about her new album and upcoming roles in Delocated and Curb Your Enthusiasm.
– We looked at The Graduate, the father of today’s awkward style of comedy.
– The Paul Reiser Show was unceremoniously cancelled after two episodes.
– We looked at the trouble with comedian biopics.
– The Finally Screenings wrapped up its 7.5 month run.
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