i agree, as with my other comments, Silverman in person, is different from the "sarah" we see portrayed, i have had the luck to actually engage in a conversation with the woman, and she is nothing but down to earth and very humble. There is a very very very clear line between her on stage charisma and her real life mentality.we have to take into account this woman is coming off this way because she see's the amazing amount of comedy in a completly "no-qualms" woman. She has balls! and we as a public need to be able to discern her comedic partialities, and abstain from trying to paste them to her, because hse is able to tell us in such a serious manor.

a women looking you dead in the face very serious saying, "oh, i hate black people, and my boyfriend's penis is so small, i don't even care about getting him mad at me, and by the way i pooped my pants."

thats hard to lauh at at first, because of her delivery, but that is part of her character and her appeal/genius....i refrence it to mitch hedberg's some what, heroined-drawl, or steven wrights "im about to shot myself in the face with a 44. magnum, depressive moan"lewis black's crazy fingers, adam sandlers baby sound's....the list goes on.