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I saw "Ralphie May: Girth of a Nation" a few nights ago on Comedy Central. From the very first bit I knew I had to watch the whole program. Ralphie May, who shamelessly declares himself "politically incorrect," covers all sorts of subjects--terrorism, midgets/little people, retards/mentally-challenged Americans, "politically correct" language, the Pope, Jesus, black people at the movies... He is bold, and he might even offend, but he acknowledges this very well and never becomes anything less than hilarious. Ralphie does all of this and occasionally pokes fun at himself (kind of like the title, "Girth of a Nation").

I'm a fan of guys like Lewis Black and Pablo Francisco, and I think more of those kinds of fans would also like Ralphie May.