Rob Riggle on Conan
The folks at the Conan O’Brien Show sent us this clip from last night’s show where Rob Riggle, quite possibly the funniest Marine Corps retiree alive, tells Conan how former military people think;
As a bonus, Riggle did an audition tape in a jet for “Top Gun 2”;
Category: Who knows
What’s a Conan?
Got it. Thanks. He’s barbarian.
Holy crap. That guy’s a riot!
Egress points. For moment, I thought he was talking about female egrets.
LtCol Rob Riggle is effin’ hilarious. Check out his Berkely Clip from the Daily Show.
“HHIIIIPPPIIEESSS!!!”
http://www.military.com/video/forces/humor/marines-vs-berkeley/659640841001
That segment is the BEST.
This version has a commercial, but the video is higher quality:
http://www.cc.com/video-clips/9fgyc6/the-daily-show-with-jon-stewart-marines-in-berkeley
HAHAHA!
Thank you for posting that! That was hilarious!
That guy is a riot! I’ve seen him on heaps of shows before but I never knew he’s a marine!
Bob Riggle is a funny man to be sure. He also served honorably and has all my respect. I related well to his comments about being “tactically aware” of his surroundings. It was a really long time ago for me and that mindset still lingers.
Very hilarious. Especially for a Marine.
My tactical planning these days focuses on where I am going to put my gun when I go into the public shitter. I use inside the waist band leather. There is something about stiff black leather in my pants that makes me smile.
I have almost had to fish it out of the thrown a time or two. Nothing worse than those tankless units and round shit paper dispensers.
You just have to sit there pinching off a loaf with the damn thing in your hands. A hard cramp or one of those moments when you are afraid your brains will fall in the bowl and anything could happen.
There should be some kind of NRA shitter protocol.
The Blue Angels didn’t give him a G-suit? Dicks!
I don’t think they usually do the short approach when they have a civie on an orientation flight. A little exhaustion and a 7.5g turn can do that to you.
Geez, when they talked about tactical awareness, I got the shivers. I do that all the time. Always scope out egress points, shortest routes, etc. and any time I fly, I always determine the closest exit in front and behind me and always review the seat card, especially if it’s a plane I haven’t flown in before or haven’t flown recently. All that has always seemed common sense to me. I suspect most of us here have similar experiences with this. As always, the old Boy Scout motto applies – “Be Prepared.”
Riggle, of course, isn’t a civie. I’m sure they did a lot more with him than the average Joe gets in the backseat on one of those flights. Damn I’d love to do that kind of a flight.
Not only is he not a civvie, he’s actually a former Marine pilot.
They didn’t give him a g-suit because they never use them! Their entire show is flown in coveralls. 36 inch separation is impossible with a G-suit inflating and deflating as the aircraft loads and unloads.
I completely understand the need to watch the 360 around me at all times. Carjackers, you know.
And every time I go to Walmart, I question why the greeter this time isn’t the same as the one last time? What IS going on there? Are the real greeters bound and gagged and stored in the meat cooler?
And then there’s that whole thing about the loose vegetable bins. How do you know your tomatoes haven’t been touched by someone else before you?
Wash your fruits & veggies. :0)
http://wtvr.com/2016/05/04/man-caught-spraying-produce-with-poison-ann-arbor/
Always, although most of the fruits are out in the parking lot, trying to sell candy to strangers.
Incidentally, he goes by “Rob” Riggle.
Riggle is a funny guy, but I’m not impressed by his military service. Retired a LtCol from the reserves around 2013 with one tour of Afghanistan at the beginning of GWOT. Hell, I retired in 1999 from the Marine Corps and was called back for a tour in Iraq circa 2005/2006.
It isn’t a penis measuring contest…he served honorably in the Marines, deployed, and did his job. Most Americans can’t say that.