Doug Stanhope Girls Gone Wild intro

[@rokuthedog]

back when joe had a normal sized head lol

[@Rickydiculus]

Joe didn’t go bald, his head outgrew his hair

[@jamalnasir5648]

steroids?

[@lrscream66]

This opening use to have me rolling...once Joe announces screech, stanhope’s reaction is classic.

[@davego2160]

Rip screech

[@RustinChole]

😂😂😂😂

[@R_L_1369]

Do you have the rest of this infomercial?

[@shig27frag]

Nah, I dont have the commercial at all. Just the godawful dvd.

[@jesseforce9933]

The dude behind the desk is actually a fugitive living in Mexico now, and the family he started has fallen apart. (He did a good job of showcasing Gen X Women, which for the most part are hotter than Millenial Women though.) Joe Rogan was a solid choice to replace Kimmel and Corolla. He's well rounded, someone who can inspire you to be more manly, and overall seems like he'd be cool to hang out with. Doug Stanhope epitomized the laziness, debauchery, won't try attitude, bucket of crabs attitude of men at the time. The panel of people on the "Opie and Anthony Show," were another version of this. I will always miss the early 00's, (FULL Heatedly MISS THEM) but I am glad that above mentioned toxic masculinity is now dead and frowned upon. Real men build things and people up. Not, "Whatever, Man... Let's get some vice..." and just plateau in life/choose to suck.

[@patrickmccutcheon8860]

Hell yeah. I’ve been the “Whatever” guy a lot but there comes a time when you have to get something else outta life.

[@jjgeoffphhcinkkllee]

I am proudly "toxic". You sound like a sell-out man-gina, very sad. It's still 2000 in my head, and always will be.

[@notsocrates9529]

>toxic masculinity Ma'am you dropped your purse.

[@jesseforce9933]

@@patrickmccutcheon8860 I fully agree...You can always be the whatever guy after you have your ducks in a row. Hell yeah

[@bajaxbajax910]

it wasn't "toxic masculinity" it was just asshole behavior which media promoted back then in everything from kid's shows to beer commercials. it was an overreaction to the drippy family-friendly treacle that passed for culture in the 70s and 80s.