#comedy

These are some that I think was good, I hope you haven't watched them yet, wkwk.

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• Class of Lies
A lawyer sneaks into elite high school and work as temporary teacher to reveal a secret of a murder case.

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• Extracurricular
A high school student who became a 'germo' to pay his tuition fee.

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• Voice 1-4
Chasing a serial killer.

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• Signal
A profiler and a veteran detective try to save their past partner from being murdered with a special walkie-talkie.

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• Tunnel
The detective who tries to catch a serial killer goes through a tunnel and finds himself in 30 years later.

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• Children of Nobody
A child counselor, a detective and a murderer who saved abandoned children.

• Move to Heaven
A boy with Asperger's syndrome who runs a business to organize items left by dead people with his badass uncle.

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• One Ordinary Day
A man accused of murder by an overnight mistake.

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• D.P.
A military life.

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• Duel
A battle between human clones.

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Ja, es gibt noch mehr. Das meiste kennst du vermutlich schon, bzw. hast du irgendwann schon einmal von mir gelesen. :D
Meine meiste Zeit verbringe ich auf YouTube und da gucke ich alles mögliche. Von Lets plays zum zeichnen, Comedy, True crime, Memes, Reaktionen, Musik,....
Von True Crime zum Beispiel bin ich auch ein großer Fan, ich höre mir sehr gerne Mal ein paar Fälle an. Überwiegend bei Bekki_k, aber auch bei socills oder marshmelli.
Ab und an spiele ich immer Mal an meinem Nintendo, da ja nächstes Jahr der Nintendo eShop für 3ds und WiiU offline geht, gucke ich sehr oft, was so im Angebot ist und hole mir diverse Spiele. Aktuell spiele ich dort sehr viel Theatrhythm von Final Fantasy und ein wenig Shovel Knight. :33
Aktuell lese ich auch ein wenig, aber eher am Handy ein paar Mangas. Ich habe Mal sehr gerne die Bücher von Sebastian Fitzek gelesen, meine Mutter hat so gut wie alle Bücher von ihm. Eines davon interessiert mich gerade sehr, ich weiss nicht mehr welcher, aber gegebenfalls lese ich den irgendwann Mal.
Aktuell höre ich auch sehr viele Podcasts, nebenbei beim zeichnen oder beim Nintendo spielen.
Da gibt es gerade auch so viele gute. (◕ᴗ◕✿)

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Здравствуй Моника)

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Роли, которые исполняет в своих номерах Демис не совсем мне подходят. В них он то мэр, сбежавший в Испанию(кстати это мой любимый номер –"Фламенко"),то бабник(с Лободой тоже один из любимых номеров), то бизнесмен-нарик-бабник и т.д.

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Но я всё таки нашёл более менее похожий номер в исполнении Демиса.В этом номере он пытается споить Валентину, чтобы она стала для него доступной. По молодости я тоже пытался таким образом раскрутить некоторых девчонок на интим. Знаю пятерых девушек, которые меня при этом с успехом перепили.

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Но была одна особенная девушка, которую я не раз пытался напоить. Это несравненная Наталия. Сколько же я попыток предпринял в своё время чтобы её напоить и не пересчесть.Меня уже вовсю вырубает от выпитого, а ей хоть бы что. У меня порой складывалось такое ощущение, как будто мы с Натальей разные напитки употребляем.
Максимум чего я добился в своих попытках напоить Наталию, так это подержаться за её великолепную грудь. И то только за левую.

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Одну из моих попыток напоить свою подругу Наташку, я написал ниже этого ответа.

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https://youtu.be/m9KJIxzSp7U

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I have writer's block on my main story. The last thing I wrote was chapter 12 of Is this Hell? I'm not a fan of the word limit on here. So annoying.

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You walked into the store unnoticed. Well, you thought you did. You had only been in the comedy section for a few seconds before you felt like you were being watched. For a brief second you thought it was Billy or Stu, but when you turned slightly around you were met with the smirk of Steve Orth. You almost did not recognize him at first. His hair was styled, and he was wearing jeans and his football varsity jacket.

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Ignoring his crowd of friends, he focused his attention on you.

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"Hi there, beautiful, he said when he got close."

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"What do you want, Steve?" You said bluntly.

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For a split second, Steve looked startled, but he covered it up quickly. "How do you know my name?" "We went to school together, Steven. A long time ago. But you also need to know that I am not interested in whatever you have to say. So can you please leave me alone?" You paused and took a deep breath to steady your nerves.

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Two shades of red appeared high on Steve's cheeks. "Drop the act, you do not have to be a bitch." he commented.

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"Trust me, it's not an act." You said with a laugh. "What would Casey think about you hitting on other girls?

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Steve's jaw dropped. "What did you just say? he hissed. You shook your head in annoyance at him and started to walk away when he grabbed your arm harshly. Your head snapped in his direction. "Hey, I'm talking to you!" You fought to control your emotions, to find the strength not to rip his head off. Then you heard him chuckle darkly then leaned towards you and whispered. "I could make you feel so good, baby. I bet that is why you are being so mean."

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You looked at him in surprise. "Is that so?" you asked. He released your arm and a grin spread across his face. "Absolutely," he spoke.

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You looked at him with a smirk. "One: I am not interested in sleeping with you. Two: You are a disgusting excuse of a guy. And three: The very sound of your voice makes my vagina run as dry as the Sahara Desert.

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"You...bitch" Steve shouted.

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You simply gave him a smug smile, "Did I hurt your little ego?" He stormed past you seething with anger out of the store, his friends following him.

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You slid your sunglasses down over your eyes and walked over to your group of friends. "Hey, guys. How is it going?" Randy's eyes snap to mine and I see his body visibly stiffen. Sidney purses her lips like she is deeply uncomfortable and does not know what to say. My eyes glance towards Billy and Stu and I see they have their eyes trained on the door watching Steve. "Well, I will go first, Tatum says. "What was that about? Why did Steve Orth call you a bitch?" You shake your head, a smile growing across your face. "He was doing a poor job of flirting with me, and then dared to ask me to hook up. I told him I was not interested."

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For me, it's about fulfilling a sense of wonder about a specific place. Unlike some travelers, I don't go to a place because it "sounds nice". I only visit places that intrigue me for one reason or another. I may have watched a documentary or a movie or read a book and suddenly I'm hooked. For instance, I loved British comedy when I was a kid. I had to go see England. So I did. It was everything I expected and more because I was interested in the small details of the place. The brick architecture. The hedgerows. The musty air of an old pub. The gray slate skies over the Channel. All that stuff. I've been to London twice. Still haven't seen Big Ben or Parliament. Why? I just don't care about them. I've read a lot about Roman history and the great Slavic migrations, so I visit those places. I probably won't visit Sweden because it just doesn't hold any allure to me. I'm sure it's nice and I even have a very good Swedish friend. But I'd rather go to Turkey. Or New Zealand. Or Argentina. Those places intrigue me. That's why I tell new travelers on this forum to think hard about what place holds that magical appeal in their minds. GO THERE. Once you do, every moment becomes special. You aren't just plodding from one tourist site to the next. You are instead immersed in a dream come to life. That's why I travel. Being completely immersed in a culture you have no experience with and people who speak a language you dont know is incredibly fun.
What I mean by perspective: these are the tourists who want to see something that they've heard about or read about all of their lives, and they want to see it for their own eyes rather than on a page or a screen. Times Square, the Mona Lisa, the Pyramids of Egypt, etc are typically the things that these people want to see. Examples: people who sign up for tour groups and spend 10 days on a bus going from tourist trap to tourist trap. Very few people fit perfectly into those three categories, but you can define a lot of travelers by how they fit across those categories. I'd say I personally am about 15% adventure, 15% hedonism and 70% perspective. I travel on my own, without a minimal set itinerary or guide, but the places where I travel tend to be fairly sedate and within an easy walk of toilet facilities. While travelling I indulge a little, but not much more than I would at home - it's about indulging in different things. And I'm 70% perspective: I want to be able to see thing with my own eyes so that I know what it really looks like, without the perspective filter that books, movies and video games put on places.

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Zu solchen Empfindungen habe ich ernsthaft keinen Zugang. D.h., allerhöchstens einen ironischen. Letzteres war schon mal reichlich cringey, weil ich hin und wieder (insbesondere als Teenager) Dinge gesagt habe, die ich definitiv nur ironisch meinte, die allerdings auch eingebettet in meinen Gesamthumor waren, der eigentlich tendenziell immer mich selbst zum "Opfer" hat.

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Überhaupt mag ich einen Humor nicht, der überwiegend andere Menschen zum Ziel hat, und das ist ja leider das Wesen des deutschen Humors bzw. der deutschen Comedy. Wenn man sich z.B. samstags (oder sonntags, je nach local station) auf einer NPR-Station Stand-Up-Comedy anhört, dann findet man, dass der amerikanische Humor sehr häufig mit dem Showtalent selbst beginnt. Er macht sich also über sich selbst lustig, dann über seine Umgebung, aber ganz selten nur über Einzelpersonen und schon gar nicht so spezifisch.
Leider spielt diese Art von Comedy in Deutschland überhaupt gar keine Rolle, sodass vermeintliche "Witze" oftmals eher die viel stärker dahinter stehende Intention des Mobbings verdecken sollen.

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Kurzum - ich habe keine Ahnung, weil ich dieses Gefühl nicht kenne. Ich bin auch absolut nicht emotional vertraut mit dem hierarchischen Denken von Menschen und es war mir mein Leben lang absolut suspekt. Insbesondere die Verehrung von Stars, die Anerkennung von hierarchischen Prozessen, usw. Für mich ist das, um ehrlich zu sein, alles ein sehr atavistisches Affenverhalten, das ich insgesamt für überwindungswürdig halte. Aber das ist für mich eine sehr komfortable Position, weil ich dazu nichts überwinden müsste, da ich letztlich zu solchen Emotionen und Gruppendynamiken generell keinen Drang habe.

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Concerning Will Smith; as someone who is in the business for three decades he should know better than to get physical in public.

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As I understood, Chris Rock made a joke about Jada Pinkett-Smith's shaved head, comparing it to the G. I. Jane movie in which Demi Moore shaved her own head on-screen. Well, Jada is known to express herself freely. She didn't need her husband to act on her behalf. Whatever reaction she'd have, she would have owned it.

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Over the years, worst "jokes" have been made. Some hinting Harvey Weinstein sexual misconducts long before there was a legal case, Woody Allen's relationship with his adopted daughter, Mel Gibson's Anti-Semitic remarks, etc. None of them had any consequences to my knowledge.

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The stage used to be a safe space for free speech. Chris Rock comes from this Golden era of Stand-up comedy in which anything goes with no consequences.

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Times are changing. Comedians who told the same jokes on stage all over the US for years have been met with outrage when their shows were recorded and broadcasted on streaming platforms recently.

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People don't accept controversy and provocation for the sake of comedy anymore.

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