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Comedian Jim Breuer is in the #FridayFunny spotlight today. In my opinion what makes him funny is his facial expressions and lack of expression in his voice. He's had my hub and I in hysterics with his comedy. The clip I've included for today's preview is one that my hub and I could watch over and over and never tire of - it's funny every single time. If you haven't heard of Breuer he's worth checking out. Here's to lots of laughs today!



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