Huh. Odd, Interesting angle.

Its wrong, but there is also something to it. F.e. it explains Adam Sandlers popularity/profitability (as an utter tool, and probably one of the worst comics out there (ok, not the worst...

) ). But then it doesnt explain the Sam Kinison (also a comedian) model, of acting the most outrageous you can imagine, fashion yourself a rockstar image, publicly prance around with the twins or sisters you pronounce your girlfriends this evening and harden that perception.. (But thats just public image..

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But its correct as far as the "deterrent" thing goes. If a funny guy is in any way extreme, its the "not fitting into a proper social mold" thats the largest turn-off. Not just for the ladies (opposite sex, same sex, who cares

)

, but for society en large, more or less. Even while they laugh, while hes performing. Comedians could be seen as "not fixable". Maybe. Probably..

On the flipside, you cant beat them (the good ones) - so maybe its that...

(Just being polite..

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