I dont understand. Could you explain jokes to me?
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If you skip all the descriptions of gardens and weather, L.M. Montgomery’s novels are half as long. Here’s a for-no-reason description of November from one of my favourites, “The Blue Castle”:
The book is sub-titled, “The Whale”. I feel like everyone is suitably warned there’ll be stuff about whales in it. (Full disclosure, though: Moby-Dick is my favourite novel.)
Yeah, the all-male Charlie’s Angels was much better.
The Conan podcast is a murderer's row of funny, well-spoken people who have years of experience in entertaining and communicating. Its not exactly your average podcast.
Nixon, is that you? I thought you were dead!
I had “Delirious” on cassette and played it dozens of times. To this day I sing, “Lemonade, that cool refreshing drink” in an Elvis voice when I drink lemonade. And if I eat ice-cream around someone who doesnt have any, I mock them in song.
Well, Lenny Bruce isn’t and never was universallyloved. Which proves the point of this thread, really.
Jezebel makes me (sic).
“Holiday” has my favourite Hepburn performance of all her films. Her character is ridiculously loveable. And the movie does a better job of spotlighting classism and how it can ruin genuine interaction.
Cant sleep. Clown will eat me.
It can get confusing if the person doesnt remember to use a proper name when its more appropriate. But this also happens when someone uses she/she or he/he in a sentence and forgets to specify, for example: “My mom and grandma got into a fight and she slapped her." Who did the slapping? I think it really is something…
I have never seen “Billy Jack”, but I have watched “Brainy Jack” a lot.
He forgot the one rule of show business: Kill Homer Simpson.
He forgot the one rule of show business: Kill Homer Simpson.
All i could picture after reading this plot was Dr Crusher in "Night Terrors" saying, "We will all go insane."
This reminds me of a criticism I once read about Moby-Dick: “Theres too much stuff about whales in it.”
1) Lying about who you are