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Frank Rizzo - 2009-02-26

"walker texas ranger is not a meme" is not a meme


Spoonybard - 2009-02-26

I thought they made up this ridiculous franchise for the movie Cable Guy


Prickly Pete - 2009-02-26

It is very real. It's in Texas, I believe.


CharlesSmith - 2009-02-26

There's a bunch. There's one in Toronto, some friends of mine worked at it.


pastorofmuppets - 2009-02-26

One in NJ I think. And I guess the Excalibur in Vegas sort of counts, but they have a casino too so it's a little more exciting.


kiint - 2009-02-26

there's one in Anaheim, which is where they filmed the Cable Guy sequence


Hooper_X - 2009-02-26

There's one outside Atlanta, too.


boner - 2009-02-26

I went to the Civil War one in South Carolina. I don't know if it's still around or not, it was like 20 years ago.


kingofthenothing - 2009-02-26

I don't remember 'Walker, Texas Ranger' being in Cable Guy.


RoyCastle - 2009-02-26

there's one in Myrtle Beach SC


BornAgainCannibal - 2009-02-26

Got one in Palatine, Illinois.


The Townleybomb - 2009-02-26

Needs "Kevin Smith" tag


KnowFuture - 2009-02-26

LOL CHUCK NORRISES FIST IS MADE UP OF LITTLER FISTS THAT CAN PUNCH OUT THE SUN etc


Mister Yuck - 2009-02-26

Fuck all of you! (except Townley)


Frank Rizzo - 2009-02-26

yeah well fuck you


kiint - 2009-02-26

Mister Yuck is Townleys' alt


GusPlease - 2009-02-26

How are you gentlemen !!


Caminante Nocturno - 2009-02-26

Suddenly we're all too cool to find this funny.


Terminal Button - 2009-02-26

Internet memes are to shut-ins what indie bands are to hipsters.


sosage - 2009-02-26

People don't like things that are more entertaining than themselves. Including unintentionally funny things.

Also: someone explain this episode.


BHWW - 2009-02-26

I can explain this episode, due to my knowing way too much about Walker, Texas Ranger.

A couple of Walker's people go undercover at a Medieval Times joint because they believe some of the performers are part of a burglary crew that's been pulling off major heists.

There, surely context has destroyed the ridiculousness of the clip.

Or not. I mean, the whole series was pretty damn ridiculous.


GoodAaron - 2009-02-26

Regardless of the Chuck Norris joke phenomenon that instantly blackballs any humorist attempting comedy these days (and rightly so), I still get a kick out of how terrible the match-cut editing and stunt double use are on any of Mr. Norris' projects.

I'm pretty sure the stand-in didn't even have a beard in that last shot of "Walker" getting up.


Hooper_X - 2009-02-26

Man, I'd actually go to Medieval Times if during the knight fighting bits they had a thing where random cowboys would ride in and start beating people up.


Hooper_X - 2009-02-26

Also: I like how it cuts back to the King and he is all "Oh my. This is a fascinating development..." instead of being all "What the shit, that drunk redneck just tackled Tommy! SECURITY!"


Camonk - 2009-02-26

Man this is TEXAS. We're all trained to recognized a Texas Ranger on the job from birth, even when enjoying the sights of Medievalle Wondere or whatever.


Hooper_X - 2009-02-26

I forget what a land of mystical wonderment Texas is.

And people talk shit about Georgia...


Lindner - 2009-02-26

Yes... Yes they do talk shit about Georgia. Your point being?


Camonk - 2009-02-26

I think his point is that Georgia sucks.


glendower - 2009-02-26

The message here is that Texan culture can kick ass harder than those European pansies in the middle ages. I'm sure there's also a clip out there of Chuck Norris beating the hell out of Asian "karate" guys.


Squeamish - 2009-03-01

By being born in Texas, you are automatically 50% more manly than anyone else in the United States. However, you are also 50% more likely to grow up a dumb, drunk, bigoted redneck, so there's a balance to it all.


chumbucket - 2009-02-26

unfortunately, this had nothing to do with time travel

also..someone mention a "Civil War Times" funtertainment restaurant? really? wow...just, wow


boner - 2009-02-26

Now I remember the Civil War thing. It was Dolly Parton's Dixie Stampede.

"Dixie Stampede transports you back to the Civil War as the North and South battle it out in a series of horse-riding competitions while enjoying a delicious four-course meal. A whole rotisserie chicken, creamy vegetable soup, buttered corn on the cob and an herb-based potato will keep you filled as you cheer your side to victory. Throughout the performance, you'll experience daring horse-riding tricks, comedy, ostriches and much more! "

What the fuck more could you ask for? War is delicious. Also, ostriches.


Hooper_X - 2009-03-10

Dixie Stampede is still in business, with three great locations to serve you - Myrtle Beach SC, Pigeon Forge TN, and Branson MO.

Now they just need one in north Florida.


oddeye - 2011-07-25

I went to the Medieval Times in NJ for my 26th birthday. We are talking D&D club levels of shame.


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