26 Feb 15
Someone has posted the full clip with Fischer on the Bob Hope Show
shortly after after Fischer won the world title.
It is possibly infringing some copyright law and may soon get pulled.
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It's really funny and enlightening.
Bobby sits down at the board and asks Bob Hope if there any camera's here.
Bob Hope asks Bobby if the audience is quiet enough.
Fischer replies this audience is always quiet.
Catch it whilst you can.
26 Feb 15
Originally posted by greenpawn34Fun to watch it again. Thanks for posting it.
Someone has posted the full clip with Fischer on the Bob Hope Show
shortly after after Fischer won the world title.
It is possibly infringing some copyright law and may soon get pulled.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LSWau3pTyIg&app=desktop
It's really funny and enlightening.
Bobby sits down at the board and asks Bob Hope if there any camer ...[text shortened]... e is quiet enough.
Fischer replies this audience is always quiet.
Catch it whilst you can.
03 Mar 15
Originally posted by PonderableWell, Bobby with an IQ of 180+ would have no problem memorizing simple skits like that. He got a phone message in Yugoslavia once, didn't speak a bit of Croat but recited the whole message, which was a few minutes long, to a person who DID speak Croat and the guy was able to understand the message perfectly.
It is funny, even though it is quite clear that it is scripted.
04 Mar 15
Originally posted by PonderableThose 70's style deliberate quips are funny though 😀
It is funny, even though it is quite clear that it is scripted.
Reminds me of: -
I was working on a case. It had to be a case because I couldn’t afford a desk, when a tall blonde walked past the window. She must have been tall, we were on the third floor. There was a tap on the door. I thought “funny place for a tap” so I turned it, and to my surprise, the door opened. There stood a redhead. Nothing more, just a red head. She rolled her eyes at me. I picked them up and rolled them back. She told me of a friend who was dying, so I decided to go and see him. We took the lift to the ground floor. It was rather heavy carrying it down all those stairs, but we got there eventually. I said to the porter, “Call me a taxi.” So he said “Sir, you’re a taxi.” The taxi drew up with a jerk. The jerk got out and we got in. We arrived at the dying man’s house, where I discovered he had swallowed a chicken bone. I said “does it hurt?” and he said “only when I laugh.” So I told him a joke and he died laughing.