Being from Minnesota I have to throw down for Mitch Hedberg.  His delivery made every joke; so dry and bizarre, you just had to hear what he was going to say next.

Of course, George Carlin is a classic. 

I love Franki Boyle on Mock the Week aswell. His voice is funny, even when he's not making a joke. I think that Scottish and Irish comedians have an advantage, their voices just enhance the comedy. I like Dylan Moran, Bill Bailey, Larry David (in Curb Your Enthusiasm) and Ricky Gervais aswell.

Oh, and btw, what's going on on the TP and Lynch Boards, no-one's posted for ages!

 Seems to have picked up a bit now.

I love Franki Boyle on Mock the Week aswell. His voice is funny, even when he's not making a joke. I think that Scottish and Irish comedians have an advantage, their voices just enhance the comedy. I like Dylan Moran, Bill Bailey, Larry David (in Curb Your Enthusiasm) and Ricky Gervais aswell.

Oh, and btw, what's going on on the TP and Lynch Boards, no-one's posted for ages!

 Seems to have picked up a bit now. Yeah. Although it isn't completely surprising considering not much is really happening in the world of TP or Lynch since the GOLD Box and new CD was released.
 

One of my favorite comedians is Greg Giraldo.  His album 'Good Day to Cross a River' is awsome. 

Limmy.com is all you need

At the moment Russel Peters - I have a multicultural dept with indians, asians, italians etc - and he is just awesome with his accents and obsevations on different cultures etc.

He is refreshingly not politically correct and pulls no punches.

Awesome guy.