Guest Performance: Steven Wright - Saturday Night Live

[@thedriszen8350]

Never ceases to amaze me how every so often we get a comedian like this that has found a whole new approach/style/thinking. Its really quite amazing.

[@smileyfacehuh]

How I feel also. Great thought

[@fezzik7619]

Yeah. This was 38 years ago. Steven Wright is a legend and has been at this a long time. Mitch Hedberg had this style of non-sequitor type of humor as well, but addiction got him young.

[@93Jubilee]

@@fezzik7619 I hadn't heard his line about the dentures with braces -- that was great.

[@fezzik7619]

@@93Jubilee yeah. He definitely has always thought on a different level. Elevator practice has always been one of my favorites haha

[@robertlopez3472]

He calls his stand-up "Wrightisms,"

[@BilgePump]

His best line, I went to visit a psychic, I knocked on the door, she said who’s there? I left.

[@shawnamiller191]

I spilled spot remover on my dog, now he's gone

[@paceholding1903]

I went to the store & bought some powered water but I didn’t know what to add.

[@brianbumgardner8704]

Went the store and bought batteries, they weren't included.

[@billbeliakoff5589]

I saw him in Chicago in the late '80s. About 2 minutes in he said "I just remembered I'm not supposed to talk to strangers" and walked off stage. For the next few seconds he kept poking his head out from behind the curtain. I never heard an audience laugh so hard.

[@stevehill766]

I performed at an open mic at a Boston comedy club in the 80's with Lenny Clarke, Steve Sweeney & Kevin Meaney. The MC was Jimmie Tingle. Real high caliber comedians all. Out walks Steven Wright real mopey & says "I'm so tired that I probably should have stayed home tonight. I spent most of the day putting in a skylight at my place..... The lady who lives upstairs is really pissed off." He just killed the whole room!!

[@stephenalbertson8920]

@@stevehill766 I know this sounds dumb....but I don’t get it! Please explain it

[@stevehill766]

@@stephenalbertson8920 He installed a skylight in his apartment ceiling which is the floor of the lady's apartment above him. It's his absurd humor.

[@stephenalbertson8920]

@@stevehill766 got it....thanks

[@stephenalbertson8920]

@Sandy agreed! :)

[@blogengeezer4507]

-I picked up a hitchhiker. After climbing in my car he said, "you are brave, what if I am a serial killer"? I replied, "Ridiculous, what are the odds, two would be in the same car"?

[@calixa]

LOL!!!!

[@jf5618]

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@robertodell9193]

Sounds like the Ray Bradbury story "The Town Where No One Got Off."

[@petermcgill1315]

@@robertodell9193 that sounds like a sad town...

[@jr2904]

​@@petermcgill1315 it is, I live there

[@davidgriego278]

I have always believed that Steven Wright has never been given the recognition he deserves! He is a Class Act!

[@Theomite]

Well, he's been working for almost 4 decades and only released 2 albums. I don't know why he doesn't record more stuff.

[@smilinghearts7375]

So true DAVID. . LOVE THAT STYLE. Im doing a rally next week. MIMES LIVES COUNT. I THINK THERE FACES SHOULD B HERD.

[@yoyobrando9243]

But he's just One Soldier.

[@stranraerwal]

You are so Wright!

[@UnitedSoundVideo]

He’s not that funny that’s why

[@jrobertsapp]

I love how the laughter and applause increases during his set. They learn to appreciate the uniqueness of his schtick.

[@archfapper211]

"Thanks."

[@nazmoking3171]

I noticed the same thing.

[@dingusdingus2152]

It's spelled shtick, there is no c between the s and the h

[@johnl1685]

Very True. Slowly but surely. At first people are sort of perplexed by him but they eventually catch on.

[@KutWrite]

His jokes also rise in the imagination required to get them.

[@nazmoking3171]

He's one of the most creative ever - carved out his own niche and does it great!

[@00_00.1]

Well said

[@sgshumblecrumb6046]

The original Mitch Hedberg

[@CyanBlackflower]

Steve Wright was touring years ago when he was scheduled to do stand up at a local club in my hometown. I had Reservations. But I went anyway. He's been one of my all time favourites since.

[@danspille6508]

I didn't know comedy club took reservations.

[@CyanBlackflower]

@@danspille6508 THAT is probably because they don't. ...If you ACTUALLY failed to comprehend the contextual duality I used, borrowing directly from S. Wright, in order to pay respect to his particular sideways brand of humorous anecdote, then my friend, You need to make a profound choice here. Now, is better than later. One which will shape things to come for you. Either you study advanced comic logistics and learn to "get it" and laugh. Or decide you lack the requisite mental, and emotional acumen to appreciate jocular nuance, and learn to cope with psychopathy - properly deployed - That's fine. Or You learn to cope with disappointment, cowardice, and beaten down BITCHHOOD, desperately grasping for those things you believe you are entitled to. Which "Some OTHER "A" hole is steadily blocking you from acquiring. Laugh or be laughed at. The life of the FOOL... NOTE:~ (Now please, believe me I DO NOT wish this upon you or anyone, I'd like to think you will CHOOSE the first option. Even the second...Failing to select one of those options, however, will result in ONE of them choosing YOU. That wouldn't bode well @ all)

[@CyanBlackflower]

@@danspille6508 Reservations - has 2 meanings, depending on context. 1) To book an appointment to attend a function...OR 2) to have doubts, "cold feet" or trepidation, leading to indecision, or full stop. I hope that helps ...

[@THE-HammerMan]

@@CyanBlackflower Reservations are also a place where Native Americans build casinos to steal back some of what the white men stole from them.

[@CyanBlackflower]

@@THE-HammerMan I have reservations about those as well.

[@cvn6555]

One of the greats. I remembered nearly every one of these jokes but they still make me laugh after all these years.

[@710p5]

I laugh at his delivery., Very dry, very witty.

[@mysocalledknife07]

"When I die, I'd like to go quietly in sleep, like my grandfather........... not yelling and screaming like the passengers in his car" 🤣🤣🤣

[@cashopa]

Omg terrible...terribly funny though

[@ThatOpalGuy]

I bought some batteries at the drug store. they werent included, so i had to go back.

[@caseyclausen2627]

Lol, isn't that Jack Handey?

[@foytoy57]

I thought that was a smothers brothers joke...

[@j_freed]

I made some instant coffee in a microwave… I almost travelled through time…

[@Delaydenydefend]

Steven Wright is the best stand-up comedian, ever. Lines, delivery, the BEST.

[@LMacNeill]

How many times have I heard these jokes? And I still laugh at them today. :-) I just love his unique take on everything.

[@alexanderSydneyOz]

How funny that back then he could make a joke revolving about the Rolling Stones still doing it, and here we are 38 years later, and they are still doing it.

[@ThatOpalGuy]

technically, Barney is a Rubble...

[@badger500]

Yes, great point. when he made the joke the Stones were only together 21 years--though back then, that seemed like forever. It's been now 40 years since he made the joke and even They Might Be Giants have been together for 41 years!

[@kamuelalee]

Steven is the Far Side of comedy. A true, quirky legend.

[@AdamJohnSwenson]

Yes. Thats exactly right!

[@cindeamulholland6338]

Steven Write is the human equivalent of Gary Larsen's Farside comics.

[@bobdavis4848]

@@2000jago Also, Larsen should be Larson and Farside should be The Far Side.

[@enginerdy]

@@bobdavis4848 Also, equivalent should be “way better than”

[@johnl1685]

Hmm. I never thought of that. You are totally correct. Wright and Larson probably could have hung out together sometime.

[@Nikosi9]

@@johnl1685 And they both were probably fans of Charles Adams, the cartoonist.

[@risentemplar5233]

@@bobdavis4848, and you should be Captain of the Grammar Gestapo.

[@jeffreybaer6386]

"I put instant coffee in the microwave and almost went back in time..."

[@kenh5317]

Mine, too.

[@kevindoyle3614]

Went to a swap meet bought a decaf coffee table I couldn't tell the difference

[@donrogers1101]

@@kenh5317 Azzrt by

[@adamhawn2523]

Was that cut from this clip?

[@kevindoyle3614]

Photos are square when the lens is round

[@einfussganger]

"The other day, I was walking my dog around my building. That ledge is narrow. Some people are afraid of heights. Not me, I'm afraid of widths."

[@brandonthesteele]

I'm convinced Steven Wright lives in some sort of dream world and makes a living telling quick stories from that realm.

[@calebclunie4001]

It's adjacent to the world of "Adventure Time". It's called "Borrowed Time", only...the person who they borrowed it from...wanted it back.

[@ROARINGLION11]

Lmaoooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo

[@opluxna2120]

I have kind of the same ability thanks to adhd and many psychedelics

[@daeganpatterson9630]

That was Mitch Hedberg, but it was drugs not dreams

[@maxthefoooool]

@@daeganpatterson9630 god I wish comedians didn't get involved with drugs, takes too many talents too early

[@gabrielsilvas692]

My favorite joke from him, "I tried to hang myself with a bungee cord....i kept almost dieing..."

[@mervjb809]

My favorite joke of his is, ".... The other day I was..... Oh no, that wasn't me"

[@matthewmaurice68]

His best line has always been "I once saw a subliminal advertising executive, but JUST for a second."

[@matthewmaurice68]

Second best "I stayed up all night playing poker with Tarot cards. I got a full-house and 4 people died.

[@kevindoyle3614]

Support bacteria for some people its the only culture they have

[@jeffreym.8957]

"I woke up this morning and discovered that everything in my apartment had been stolen and replaced with an exact replica. I told my wife, "Isn't this amazing?" She said, "Do I know you?""

[@benkleschinsky]

Saw this guy in Boston in 2015. Still funny as hell!

[@benkleschinsky]

He made a joke about kicking a dead baby at the beach. When we all laughed he looked surprised. Then he said, let it be known that Nashua, New Hampshire thinks it's funny to kick babies at Hampton Beach.

[@spideydew20]

Nobody else like Steven Wright. Comic genius.

[@davidjurban]

I like Steven Wright also.

[@93Jubilee]

He would probably have been genius at just about anything, what a mind!

[@KairuHakubi]

You know a guy is funny when you rewind a video a bit to hear something you missed, and you go back too far and hear a joke you heard already, and you _laugh a second time_

[@DOR8421]

i did that with the driving the house gag. im gonna start telling these jokes to ppl. ill give credit.

[@KairuHakubi]

@@DOR8421 good for you. though one hardly needs to give him credit if you're doing the voice accurately enough. Like they'll know whom you're doing.

[@MarkMH2024]

A rare breed of comedian who doesn’t feel the need to swear all the time, savagely pick on audience members, or tell offensive jokes. It’s a relentless set of well-crafted and supremely delivered jokes.

[@dadaevan]

The candle store in my neighborhood burned down… Everybody just stood around and sang "happy birthday ".

[@MikesOrganicVideos]

I saw this live when he first performed this on SNL. I was of course, much younger then. And it never occurred to me until just now, with that last joke, why it was really funny. In case you didn’t get it, now that Stephen said he remembered the guy, technically, he wasn’t a total stranger, so now the guy couldn’t push him off the Ferris wheel. I missed that the first time.

[@terrybueneman9269]

Ah. I thought it was because he pushed Steven off the ferris wheel.

[@paulprichard7432]

Saw Steven twice in the 80s. Never knew I could laugh so hard so long.

[@lauras3612]

so lucky. I would have been LMAO if I saw one of his shows.

[@paulprichard7432]

@@AnalEyesAnalyzeAnalLies-666 Every time I hear his material I can't help but laugh. I enjoy his offbeat sense of the absurd.

[@lauras3612]

@@AnalEyesAnalyzeAnalLies-666 LOL!!

[@710p5]

Breath taking laughter good humor.

[@BigDevax]

God, he's great. His jokes are so unexpected it's impossible to guess the punchline

[@beja3387]

Steve Wright was the best of SNL.👍🏽 Steve makes me laugh more than another other comedian.

[@JazzyJonas]

The chairlift/Ferris wheel joke was flawless.

[@pablodmdp]

I remember you

[@johnscanlan9335]

I have to admit it took me a few seconds to really get the final punch line!

[@q7winq7]

The ski-lift / ferris wheel joke - this guy is so inventive. I used to fly a lot and saw Steven on the plane. When we landed I told him I couldn't figure out how he didn't get blown off.

[@q7winq7]

@Barry Obama - - - It's a joke. "on" not "in" the plane. We didn't communicate. Sorry for the confusion.

[@710p5]

@@q7winq7 it went over the President's head. Too much weed

[@bobdavis4848]

@@q7winq7 George Carlin has a bit on youtube about how flight crew always call getting in the plane getting on the plane.

[@conditionallyunconditional5691]

So did you blow him off?

[@q7winq7]

@@conditionallyunconditional5691 - - - You're not tall enough to get on this ride.

[@jamieburnette2438]

One of my favorite lines from him is " if ya shoot a mime should ya use a silencer? " .

[@yohei72]

Wow, this is the earliest Steven Wright clip I've ever seen. I listened to "I Have a Pony" so much during the late '80s/early '90s I can still complete almost every one of these jokes from memory as soon as he starts it.

[@jennifersman7990]

Pretty sure this was his TV debut

[@mike_minnick]

@@jennifersman7990 no, Carson was his debut. That appearance is what kicked off the Boston comedy scene. Before that the talk shows got all their comedians from New York or LA, they didn't check other cities. The booker heard about this comic in Boston named Lenny Clarke and flew to see him. Steven was on the same bill and ended up getting picked for the show first. Gradually all the other comics got picked up by the shows and Boston quickly became the place to go for comedy. Colin Quinn moved from New York to Boston to get noticed. There's a great documentary about it called When Stand Up Stood Out

[@petercoyne4477]

The other day I bought a packet of powdered water... I didn't know what to add.

[@CheddarCheeseBandit]

Every joke still holds up, excellent

[@stevemack4643]

Steve was a regular at a club where I did sound back in the 80s. He is not much different when off stage. A prime example of the huge amount of comedic talent that came out of Boston back then.

[@paulmartin7535]

"I have an extensive sea-shell collection. Just huge. I store my collection on all the beaches in the world! ......... maybe you've seen it?"

[@pasekmi]

The sign in the restaurant said breakfast any time, so I ordered french toast during the Renaissance

[@deniro800]

You know that feeling you get when you're leaning back on a chair,and youre just about to fall but you catch yourself at the last second.....I feel like that aaalll the time.

[@johngeorgeringo]

That ski lift joke is genius

[@TekkerzOOT]

My uncle was a weird guy...he has artificial legs, real feet.

[@cashopa]

🤣

[@altonharrison8213]

im tryin to find the show where he says,,"i dont do cocaine, i just like the way it smells,,guy is a genius

[@spooge33]

He has a dog. A Paranoid Retriever. It brings back everything cause it's not sure what he threw.

[@robertlopez3472]

...I lived in a neighborhood much different from yours & mine. Some have Peeping Tom's. Mine had a Listening Tom.

[@officialdavidhale]

@@robertlopez3472 I was shocked when I found out my toaster wasn’t waterproof

[@timothyblevins6928]

My favorite joke by him. When he bought wrapping paper for someone for their birthday. 😆

[@melaniejean85]

Steven Wright was ahead of his time. But then I realized my watch stopped! Thanx Steven for the decades of laughter and now I'd like to say piss-off for making my incontinence so much worse!🤩

[@dexgray4581]

The other night I was playing poker with tarot cards. I got a full house and 3 people died.

[@illvminatvs3194]

I got a humidifier and a dehumidifier for my birthday; put em in a room together and let them fight it out.

[@Menibor1]

That was one of the lamest jokes he had and yet it was the one that stuck out to you and u quoted it.......

[@illvminatvs3194]

@@Menibor1 if you think his humor is lame you need to see a better commedian lmao. That's what makes the humor so damn funny because its dry as hell which is combined with his monotone delivery of it.

[@emansnas]

The other three are still at large and planning on another full house.

[@NoxiousRob]

@@Menibor1 Actually, it wasn't Steven Wright that told that joke, it was an exact replica of him

[@rosscampbell1173]

Looks like Simon AND Garfunkel

[@mordaciousfilms]

Wow. Never noticed that but he DOES!

[@zippygogo3660]

what part is Simon and what part is Garfunkel ? lol

[@mordaciousfilms]

@@zippygogo3660 Simon's face, Garfunkel's hair, I'd say.

[@DFMACK]

Fantastic

[@Houston1VanHorn]

I thought he looked like the son of Larry Fine.

[@zl1David]

My friend of mine has a trophy wife but apparently it isn't first place.

[@joaquinvargas3915]

The Stones signified over the hill rock stars 37 years ago, and they're still at it today, ha! Gotta love 'em!

[@Sebastian_Dinwiddie]

Absolutely. Fred is the best!

[@TRJ2241987]

John Lennon was already bashing the Stones in interviews as being played out by 1970 or '71

[@SidneyBroadshead]

I loved _Rutles: All You Need Is Cash_ . While filming segments in New York, Eric Idle got Mick Jagger to talk shade about the Beatles ... er, Rutles. Really evil.

[@jamesmcinnis208]

Do we?

[@40colby]

He always sounds like someone who just woke up from a nap.

[@nathelondon3719]

The greatest cerebral comic America ever had. Some of his audiences are not quick or sharp enough though.

[@muchkneaded]

If Gary Larson (Far Side cartoonist) was a comedian....

[@cindeamulholland6338]

Omg I just wrote this same thing!

[@muchkneaded]

@@cindeamulholland6338 HA! 😀 It sounds like you do what I do: I post my comments BEFORE reading other people's comments so I'm not influenced by what they post. It's nice to know that people with a good sense of humor have been placed on planet Earth at the same time!

[@jamesmcinnis208]

were

[@Nikosi9]

@@2000jago I'm sure he feels very hurt by this slight....I hope he didn't see it.

[@steveng8727]

I was born caesarean so when i leave my house i crawl thru the window...

[@UTU49]

Here's one of my favorite Steven Wright jokes. --> So this morning my girlfriend asked me if I slept well. I said to her: "No. I made a couple of mistakes."

[@hifijohn]

I still use my cordless extension cord every day thanks to steven.

[@manosparavida3551]

His Jewish cowboy gag still has me in stitches 35 yrs on. Steve and Emo Phillips are priceless.

[@sido7695]

My all times favorite of him... I wish that when i was a child my first word was quote, so when I'm about to die i would say: unquote

[@itiswhatitaintanditaintwha1427]

I live next door to a mime. I keep him awake all night by playing a blank tape at full volume!

[@TallSilentGuy]

I went into a bookstore and asked "Do you have any maps which are not aerial view?"

[@debrabrabenec]

I always wanted to send him a joke I made up: "My kid got into our medicine cabinet and saw a small box that said 'Glass Eye Cup', and he ran into the room and said "Who has a glass eye?"

[@Ease54]

"Forever Stamps" don't grow on trees, y'know...

[@PattyBandAidz]

My personal favorite: I accidently sprayed spot remover on my dog and he disappeared.... You know a guy is funny when all he says is "I went skiing in England" and the crowd laughs ... not because that is a funny line, but just the anticipation of knowing that whatever comes out of his mouth next WILL be some extremely funny/witty line that makes you think 'why didn't I ever think of that'

[@patricknicodemus1789]

"I went skiing in England" is a pretty funny line. England is not known for its mountains - if you're going to fly overseas to Europe to ski, why not go to the alps?

[@7star7storm7]

The icecream truck in my neighbourhood plays Helter Skelter 🤘

[@KarmaMechanic988]

My favorite line was I bought a can of instant water. Took it home and opened it. It was empty.

[@Kenkamerman]

I wonder how deep the ocean would be if it didn’t have sponges in it - One of his best.

[@starblaster77]

Saw him live at vic in Chicago. Fantastic show.

[@tonyyoung3985]

In a creative writing class, a naive student made the mistake of naming his hardboiled detective Steven Wright. So the teacher did a fantastic impression of him explaining who he was.

[@zl1David]

I love three things dry. Humor, wine and weather. But not the heaves.

[@ericynot]

I gotta go with ice and cleaners, but not sockets.

[@crushffl]

Or the humps.

[@bobdavis4848]

Although wet heaves aren't all they're cracked up to be, either.

[@gertfroebe3175]

@@bobdavis4848 Humps can be quite messy also

[@jennifersman7990]

I remember this! Thought the guy was so strange but funny as hell!! I recorded the audio of this when it repeated and memorized the routine

[@christophercollins3632]

Steven created a persona that can last. No one expects him to act like that all the time off stage.

[@williamhulser7354]

I plan to live forever. So far, so good. It's a small world but I wouldn't want to paint it.

[@robertlopez3472]

My neighborhood had a Listening Tom

[@PatKennedy-z1u]

I never found him funny but now my mind is changed. Love his style. Elvis is my king.

[@jonathangushen7000]

Guy pushing 100 shopping carts across the parking lot, I said to him, don’t you think somebody else would like to use one of those?

[@ericynot]

Can you imagine how many jokes Wright has sloshing around in his brain?

[@anthonydodds1506]

I was walking in the woods by myself the other day. A tree fell right in front of me. Didn’t make a sound...

[@trublue807]

"Did you ever wonder why we park on driveways and drive on parkways'... my favorite!

[@rick49]

Pretty sure that was Carlin. Along with, "Why do they call it tennis? Do ten people play? They should call it two-is or four-is."

[@Chafflives]

‘There’s a fine line between fishing and being just an idiot, standing on the shore.’ I am reminded of this one when I walk on our nearby beaches. 🤣

[@catsmeow6848]

A genius with a unique brand of comedy.

[@freedapeeple4049]

LOL. I had to pause it for a moment at " The ice cream truck in my neighborhood plays Helter Skelter."

[@feellucky271]

Trippy if Charlie Manson drove it.

[@ChannelMath]

he "can't believe" the 'Stones are still going! hahahaha

[@ryanroach8469]

It’s crazy how young he looks

[@waynemarvin5661]

Crazy? Just wait ten or fifteen years, kid.

[@Tmanaz480]

"Calcium anthropology"...my favorite.

[@jond1325]

He had a great cameo in the movie So I Married an Axe Murderer

[@targaryenXoolf]

and Half Baked

[@adamhawn2523]

He’s also the voice of the radio DJ in Reservoir Dogs

[@UTU49]

Dammit! I love SIMAAM! Why don't I remember his cameo?

[@jond1325]

@@UTU49 He was flying the propeller plane ….

[@Gearhead-en8dz]

The Ice cream truck in my neighborhood plays Helter Skelter!😂😂

[@hueninghuening]

love him!

[@dustyb58]

I love that after 22 years, his follow up album to I Have A Pony was I Still Have A Pony

[@Also_Ran]

I put instant coffee in the microwave and it went back in time.

[@RandomRoger]

You'd have to be able to get dry humor to enjoy Steven Wright. It isn't for everybody. People who enjoy the type of humor like in Airplane and the Naked Gun movies would get him. Regardless if someone finds him funny or not, he's done well enough to make a living, and live comfortably. And that's all I really matters.

[@UTU49]

Last Halloween I dressed up as a ham sandwich. That's one of my rye jokes.

[@skoronesa1]

The reason the last one is funny is because up until he says "I remember you" the ex-con is stating his M.O. with increasing similarity to their current situation.....BUT since he remembers him he is no longer a "total stranger" and therefore wouldn't fit the guys M.O. so he is now safe.

[@overkillblackjack2910]

Oh, Ok, yes, thanks. I missed that. I thought the humor was the huge statistical unlikelihood that it was the same guy.

[@pmould0007]

Hardly

[@blankname4716]

Of course the one time explaining a joke makes it funnier is with Steven Wright.

[@mmaranta785]

Makes sense

[@sandyshoremann7524]

Brilliant!

[@QuinnRickersonTV]

Is that "the guy on the couch" from Half Baked?

[@delvictor7570]

Obvi

[@drewmertens7704]

Hell yeah

[@kendramiller8419]

Yes! Yes it is.

[@61Benster]

And the radio DJ in Reservoir Dogs.

[@anthonydeville5976]

"...My high school colors were clear".

[@technowey]

Stephen Wright is one of the greats. One of my favorite jokes is from another act he did. He said, "I took my dog out for a walk ... on the ledge. Some people are afraid of heights. I'm afraid of widths." His jokes are brilliant.

[@RailzNY]

3:25 this is so hilarious and genius 😂

[@lauras3612]

The more he talks, the funnier he gets.

[@Witregel]

Man, Art Garfunkel is one funny mother.

[@JAHinHK]

This aired on my tenth birthday. Most bizarre is that this man is the one professional comic I have ever seen live. Valley Forge Music Fair outside of Philly. Sometime in the 80's.

[@paulrevere2928]

Love or live...? Spelling is everything...

[@UTU49]

I think I would live to see Steven Wright love.

[@HarryPainter]

Watched the stones live more than 30 years after this hah. Yabba dabba dooooo!

[@mattosborne1366]

"I put 'spot remover' on my dog...and now he's gone.

[@DavidLS1]

I remember what my father said just before he kicked the bucket. He said, "watch how far I can kick this bucket."

[@dean2663]

41 years later and the Stones are still performing

[@PiusXulu]

He was still young here. He had all of his hair 😃

[@43720537]

Pius Xulu. *More

[@ciarandevaney385]

He still has all his hair

[@GARY84ROCKS]

@@ciarandevaney385 if that's not a Wright joke, it should be.

[@pmould0007]

No-one else's hair

[@wrenchhead4378]

Most of his hair

[@IvoMiller]

What a Hilarious Comedian

[@JasonDavis103]

Incredible.

[@buckleymordecai9605]

Effin brilliant!!!!!