Norm Macdonald - 12-Minute Joke REACTION!! | OFFICE BLOKES REACT!!

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• BN

  @Bnasty1414 · 5 years ago (edited)

  “Even in today’s enlightened society, there remains a stigma to being a psychosexual sadist.” RIP Norm

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• DA

  @danielbcurtis · 5 years ago

  Norm: you guys like the news?<br><br>norm 12 minutes later: …and I would bury her in a very very very deep grave

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• MN

  @mnorris790 · 4 years ago

  Remember: he didn&apos;t lose to cancer. &nbsp;It was a tie.

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• HA

  @Hamza-fs1ue · 3 years ago

  &quot;She goes with her other lady friend and they play basketball which is fine now days&quot;<br> Rip norm

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• MI

  @minnesotajack1 · 1 year ago

  A carefully rehearsed delivery of sounding like he’s making it up as he goes along.

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• ER

  @EricGordon-j2s · 2 years ago

  I love the fact that Norm&apos;s lead up are actually the punchlines most of the time. it&apos;s like he tells us the joke and then tells us the joke.

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• TH

  @theivory1 · 3 years ago

  The two subtle jabs at women&apos;s basketball are my favorite.

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• DA

  @Darkswordz · 5 years ago

  &quot;I want every shallow grave checked out immediately!&quot;<br><br>LOL

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• VB

  @vbvermont · 5 years ago

  You’re right about how some of the funniest parts aren’t even in the punchline — like the ridiculous 3-colored ball, or the on-location reporter saying “it’s no inside”. RIP Norm Macdonald.

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• OZ

  @OzzyCoop · 3 years ago

  Norm was like Jazz. The joke isn&apos;t always the joke. It&apos;s between. I&apos;ve heard someone say that about jazz. &quot;The music is between the notes&quot;. Pauses and interludes and fills are what makes the joke. Norm was an artist.

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• FR

  @Frosty92Frosty · 5 years ago

  Norm seemed immortal, never thought someone like him would even die. RIP

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• SH

  @shawnc222 · 5 years ago

  RIP Norm! &nbsp;The absolute GOAT of comedy. &nbsp;His cadence, deadpan delivery, and not caring at all who he offended made him an absolute legend. &nbsp;Great reaction, and I hope you explore more of Norm&apos;s tremendous work.

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