take this shirt and have it back friday

[@obiwanobiwan13]

"You should be ASHAMED!" "If she IS your wife, YOU should be ashamed." ROTFL! Ah, Groucho, you are my idol and favorite comedian- I'm Jewish and I love comedy, want to maek it my life, and hope I can be even HALF as great as you. You must be having the time of your life (or should I say afterlife?) up there with Harpo, Chico, Zeppo, Moe, Curly, Larry, Shemp, Laurel, Hardy, Abbott, Costello, and little Chaplan. :D

[@darthrevan9858]

All that because of the "Clerk!!" remark. 🤣🤣🤣 Serves him right!

[@marguitar1]

And that's one of the reasons why I LOVE his style!

[@hondagoal]

I watched this clip soooooooo many times, and i still laugh hard every single time.The man was the best.We miss you Groucho.RIP

[@allencampbell1058]

"You sound like a motorboat" 🤣

[@temptationofmemories]

I love the 'do that even if its just a postcard' 'sir my attorneys will be here in the morning' 'Yeah well they won't get in either without a marriage license'

[@bapakhammad]

That was classic Groucho!

[@marguitar1]

Groucho was not only a master of wit, but also a master of witty insults.

[@eveningtsar]

No one could take the piss out of the rich and powerfull like Groucho Marx.

[@jazzharp52]

he reminds me of the valasic pickle commercials "now that's the tastiest crunch I've ever heard" (with a dash of bugs bunny)

[@jsmyers24151]

@jazzharp52 No Bugs Bunny. Bugs Bunny was a take on Groucho. The Vlasic pickle stork is all Groucho.

[@BIRDDUDE830]

Did everyone in the 30's own suits and dresses?

[@halwasserman7905]

Something very Bugs Bunnylike about Groucho's imperturbability, urbanity and constant wisecracks.

[@mcfahk]

Yes, then again, Groucho was famous well before Bugs was first drawn, it's perhaps better to say that there is something Groucho-like about Bugs Bunny. :)

[@mitzvotman2]

I love this

[@TimothyScanlon]

Says all the things we want to say to those of pure insulting impudence, but would be out work in a hot minute

[@jameshudson169]

i KNEW they were just smiths! tell me will they?! i'll pronounce it as i see fit.

[@MaryJaneLouiseBowers]

♥ .

[@TeaParty1776]

its still funny

[@hedwaff007]

Funny

[@hondagoal]

@obiwanobiwan13 You forgot George Carlin.

[@Madcapredcap]

Did people just used to carry their marriage licenses everywhere

[@obiwanobiwan13]

@hondagoal Well, he's sort of a different brand of comedy from the Marxes, Stooges, A&C, Chaplan and, I'm ashamed I didn't put them in there last time, THE PYTHONS (HOW could I have forgotten THEM... The Beatles of Comedy!) Don't get me wrong, as an edgy standup, Carlin was THE GREATEST, I think, I ESPECIALLY recommend his "Dirty Words" and "Differences Between Baseball and Football" bits. But he's a one-man show and telling "R-rated" jokes; ANYONE can watch Groucho or the Stooges...

[@NoEgg4u]

It is easy to overlook the actor that played the stuffy, elitist. He came across as genuinely detestable; a credit to his acting skills. If not for talented actors, such as him, the stars of the film would not have the setting to entertain us with their comedic genius.

[@petelarosa282]

CHRIST is the only way to heaven.!!;!;;;;;;;

[@darthrevan9858]

Is that with or without a marriage license?

[@punchline43]

@@darthrevan9858 HOW DARE YOU SIR!!!

[@darthrevan9858]

​​@@punchline43 If I were a man, you'd be insulated, I mean insulted! 😂