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Tag Archives: Jim Carrey
SNL’s funniest skit ever
A lot of us will never forget the early years of Saturday Night Live with classic comedy skits such as the Bass-o-matic Blender. But, to me the Jacuzzi Lifeguard skit shown in the link below with Jim Carrey is the … Continue reading
Posted in art, civics, Communications, entertainment, film, fun, satire, Television
Tagged Bass-o-matic, comedy, fun, funny, hot tubs, humor, Jim Carrey, lifeguards, Saturday Night Live, skits, SNL, television, TV
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