I never partied with either of them, but if I had my choice, I would want to party with Belushi. He was just an all around funny guy. Farley had the act down, but he couldn’t write worth shit. Belushi did it all and did it all better than anyone on SNL ever did it.
cool story
farley made me laugh more
voted for chris
Welp, it’s been 5 days and only 9 votes. That’s usually about the number we end up with.
I am declaring it official: Chris Farley wins the Oh Kee Pa SNL Cast Member Bracket Challenge of 2008!
My life is complete now.
You’ll also be able to sleep better tonight, too.
Hello! Hello!
::knocks on door::
Anyone here? I need to vote.
I forgot about this…
Oh well. I would have voted for Chris Farley anyway.
Brian, that is a great story. One of those rare planet alignment experiences that will make you smile forever. The regret over the missing green is a tough one. I like how most of us were knowingly nodding our heads, but Neil was having none of it. That leaf is marching it’s way to Indiana. I just know it. Although, the leaf pretty much just walks and wanders. It’s not the best companion for a long-distance runner.
Great job on the SNL bracket, Neil.
Belushi.
Training with little boxes of donuts! nuff said.
Oh, I must have missed that episode. Dangit.
Just picked up this T.
I’m still outraged.
Hartman. Hands down best ever. Belushi and Farley were surely both funny, but way WAY overrated.
Belushi was overrated, Farley wasn’t. Hartman was more versatile, yes. But overall I’ll take Christopher Farley.
Keep Farley. I’ll hang with Belushi. At least he and Dr. HST were friends. Until they found Belushi crying in the ditch in front of the Owl Farm that is. I heard that was the last time they hung out together. It’s like saying "Who’s better? Mr. Miyagi, or Karate Kid? Belushi is the Alpha and Omega of over-weight pharmacologicaly addicted, dead comedians. He paved the way for equal rights so the The John Candys, and Chris Farleys of the world can shine while thier light is burning or er ehhhhh…cough…dimming.
This is true, he definitely paved the way. There’s no disputing that.
He did it with Little Boxes Of Donuts.
And a sword.
Check out the book “Live From New York.” There’s some good stuff in there about Belushi and the early years of SNL.
“Wired” is something I’d like to read and see, too.
I have the Best of Belushi SNL VHS tape…somewhere.