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Your Grandma regretted not having children?Yes, my grandma said that.
I... um... err... how...
Your Grandma regretted not having children?Yes, my grandma said that.
Your Grandma regretted not having children?
I... um... err... how...
Women however do, almost all of them on their deathbed, same regret.
I'm surprised they have the energy on their deathbeds tbh.99% of gay people regret being gay on their deathbeds, please send jesus.
Oof! On the day Xi celebrates fucking over Hong Kong's autonomy in a speech - Chinese consulate staff come out of consulate in Manchester, drag protester onto consulate grounds and beat him up!
Calls for UK response after protester attacked at Chinese consulate
Foreign secretary urged to take action after Hong Kong demonstrator punched and kicked in Manchesterwww.theguardian.com
Oh, I think several whinnie the pooh posters will go up outside the consulate. Which will upset them more than anything else. Throwbacks that they are.
the article's author said:maybe I want him to mount a stronger defence of his comedy
There are no lines to be drawn in standup, if standup’s an art form. No lines
I'm not upset about people getting upset - I get pissed off at artists getting their shows cancelled because: idiots.People go out of their way to get upset about stuff, so they can feel included. The world is full of lonely people trawling social media all the time to find meaning. This is just another example.
But digging the ironing of you getting upset about people getting upset about something.
Edit, and this probably did his career the world of good, had never heard of him before. Seen some, trash, would not bother again, no care, if anyone else likes it.
He had two nights booked at a theatre. His second night was literally cancelled (even though his first night went 15 minutes over - because it was going quite well).The whole "cancelled" thing is a myth. He was unheard of before. Did a show, got told to not come back, to that specific venue, nobody made it illegal for him to perform.
In your venue, yes. If there was a wider culture of venues cancelling him based on his material - then we have a cancel culture.If I owned a venue, I wouldn't let him past the doorman, act or customer, would he also be "cancelled" ?
He had two nights booked at a theatre. His second night was literally cancelled (even though his first night went 15 minutes over - because it was going quite well).
Yeah, knew you were gonna roll that one out. That's why I addressed it in my post before you said it.Venues are private businesses, who can book whoever they like
That's not cancel culture... That is a venue saying, no, fuck off, well within their rights to do so, his material is quite "specialist" so plenty of venues wouldn't bother, like I said, he was unheard of, then wasn't, people got the gist and said, yeah no, probably not what our clientele want (mini edit) he wasn't booked anywhere else anyway, I doubt there were many slots coming up, elsewhere, last minute. He can still perform if he wishes, at venues that want to book him, he hasn't been prosecuted, he hasn't been censored, by anyone. Venues are private businesses, who can book whoever they like, or not book whoever they like.
I mean, apparently the Top Gear presenters got "cancelled" after the buffet incident.
Edit. Roy Chubby Brown is doing well still, but you probably wouldn't see down at your local theatre, and I doubt he is on many people's radar at the Edinburgh fringe.
If the venue is doing it because of fear, then saying "oh they're a private venue they can do what they like" doesn't really wash does it?