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[Humanity]

Google says it's a Jewish Synagogue, so that's funny how?

It's extra funny now because you actually had to Google it.

 

[Alexander1970]

 

[Jiehfeng]

It's extra funny now because you actually had to Google it.

Because the joke wasn't self explanatory to everyone, and required explaining? Yet it still doesn't make sense? This sense of humor is baffling.

 

[Jiehfeng]

 

[Alexander1970]

 

[Jiehfeng]

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The saga continues. ;O;

 

[FAST6191]

I would have gone with a ram raid instead.

 

[Veho]

https://www.illusionsindex.org/i/young-woman-or-old-woman

 

[Jiehfeng]

 

[Veho]

 

[Jiehfeng]

 

[Alexander1970]

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So touching story....
Thank you.

 

[Jiehfeng]

So touching story....
Thank you.

I know, it's so simple but it has a lot of heart.

 

[Veho]

 

[Jiehfeng]

 

[Veho]

Larger version.

 

[Alexander1970]

i miss him:

 

[Jiehfeng]

I really have to watch Monty Python. Has it aged well? Still good?

 

[FAST6191]

I really have to watch Monty Python. Has it aged well? Still good?

Some of the TV show is a bit hit and miss but it always was -- if you know any comedy sketch show as it were that was wall to wall hilarity for 4 series (some 45 episodes, each up to 30 minutes a piece) then please please please do share with the class. Alternatively there was a nice compilation film called And Now for Something Completely Different which was somewhat panned at the time for being just a compilation of things people had likely been watching on their TVs for the last however long (rather unfortunate given the name) but today serves as a decent compilation.
The standalone films are still spectacular and probably will be for generations to come. We can probably get in a nerd fight over which is best but I will watch any of them if given half a chance.
I might also suggest their live at the hollywood bowl... I guess it would be called a special these days. The audience participation/interaction stuff alone is something I did not expect from them, and as I sit here there are maybe 5 comedians I know of that do it as well or better as part of the act (if you count dealing with hecklers there might be a few others that are as sharp).

 

[Jiehfeng]

Some of the TV show is a bit hit and miss but it always was -- if you know any comedy sketch show as it were that was wall to wall hilarity for 4 series (some 45 episodes, each up to 30 minutes a piece) then please please please do share with the class. Alternatively there was a nice compilation film called And Now for Something Completely Different which was somewhat panned at the time for being just a compilation of things people had likely been watching on their TVs for the last however long (rather unfortunate given the name) but today serves as a decent compilation.
The standalone films are still spectacular and probably will be for generations to come. We can probably get in a nerd fight over which is best but I will watch any of them if given half a chance.
I might also suggest their live at the hollywood bowl... I guess it would be called a special these days. The audience participation/interaction stuff alone is something I did not expect from them, and as I sit here there are maybe 5 comedians I know of that do it as well or better as part of the act (if you count dealing with hecklers there might be a few others that are as sharp).

Do you mean shows that are consistently funny? That probably doesn't exist, I've watched shows that are "funny" in theory, you laugh in your mind but you don't laugh out loud if that makes sense. Impractical Jokers made me laugh a lot though, probably because it felt more real and there were real interactions/risk/awkwardness.

I'll maybe check a few Monty Python YouTube clips to see if I dig the humour, then maybe I'll get to watching it. As for comedians, the only good one I've seen is Bill Burr, though admittedly I don't know many comedians.