No Self-Awareness
I had a boss who had no idea of his body odour problem, and everybody was too tactful to break it to him. Not so a visiting Rev Ian Paisley: "What the blazes is that smell? Is it you?" That sorted it. Stories of people blissfully unaware of their bad smells, bad manners and foghorn voices.
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( , Thu 29 Nov 2012, 13:31)
I had a boss who had no idea of his body odour problem, and everybody was too tactful to break it to him. Not so a visiting Rev Ian Paisley: "What the blazes is that smell? Is it you?" That sorted it. Stories of people blissfully unaware of their bad smells, bad manners and foghorn voices.
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( , Thu 29 Nov 2012, 13:31)
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Fair point. Equally, there's little joy in seeing an inoffensive, if unremarkable story being buried beneath ten pages of "So your story is that you're a spastic shitcunt. Shed. Cheers!"
Repetition does not make a thing funny, as ably demonstrated by shit like Little Britain, or The Fast Show.
I'll get my coat.
( , Thu 6 Dec 2012, 1:24, 2 replies)
Repetition makes things hilarious.
www.youtube.com/watch?v=NmNObROcBOo
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www.youtube.com/watch?v=NmNObROcBOo
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