The Marx Brothers mixing drinks at The Savoy Hotel in London in 1931. Left To Right: Zeppo, Harpo, Chico, and Groucho.Rex-A-Vision t1_ja7j0wf wrote
There's two kinds of people in the world. Those who lean towards the sharp, erudite humor of them thar Marx brothers and those who lean towards the slapstick end of the spectrum represented by the 3 Stooges. Me...all I know is last night I shot an elephant in my pajamas. How it got in my pajamas I'll never know...
whereyouatdesmondo t1_ja8h80l wrote
Will you marry me? Are you rich? Answer the second question first.
Axolotlist t1_ja8zl7z wrote
I swing both ways. I like them both.
thurbersmicroscope t1_ja87nby wrote
I love both. They were all amazing entertainers.
Rex-A-Vision t1_ja8hje4 wrote
Not saying you can't love both. Just saying folks lean more towards one end of the spectrum than the other. I think it's legit impossible to love them both truly equally.
whereyouatdesmondo t1_ja8s8ov wrote
I’m on the Marx end of the spectrum. Love the Stooges, but the Marx Bros hit all my sweet spots for comedy.
homelessmusician t1_ja9s82k wrote
I get insanely granular about it. I think the Marx Brothers have funnier material, but that the general pathos of the Stooges is funnier to behold.
thurbersmicroscope t1_jaaxok8 wrote
I love them both with different parts of my brain. :)
CSmith1986 t1_jaazh3v wrote
Get your toosy froosy ice cream!
Kupcake_Inater t1_ja8m4ab wrote
I always loved the three stooges slapstick comedy I think it came from watching a lot of Roberto Gomez Bolaños as a kid lmaoo a lot of his shows had slapstick comedy
Evil_Bere t1_jaaoyeg wrote
I love both. But Groucho is my idol.
URTheCurrentResident t1_jaax5y9 wrote
And 4 hardboiled eggs
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