the humour, the wit
the humour, the wit
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These are unedited versions of my thoughts straight from the mind, a relieve from the โpressure cookerโ, snippets and flotsam of a mundane existence, collected over time, at the early morning hours at sunrise. I have no intensions to start a self-help group or a forum for complains!
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I call architecture frozen music. โ Johann Wolfgang von Goethe
Used to watch him every week without fail…..so funny, but also very true.
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He is hilarious. He says in the name of the father and the son and in the hole it goes!
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I’ll NEVER forget that line…..hahahaha!!!!!
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I don’t remember when I first saw that sketch. Perhaps the mid or late 1970s? Although it might have been in the late 1960s when he had a series in Australia, I think titled “Tonight with Dave Allen”. I seem to remember it being funnier the first time round, but after all this time, I might be remembering my reaction to a different sketch all together. I also have vague memories of him interviewing Peter Cook and Dudley Moore, Two of my favourite comedians from that era.
Good Grief, now I do feel old. That’s nearly half a century ago.
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Barry, you are old! ๐
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No need to remind me ๐
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nah, you ain’t old, Barry, you just seasoned.
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Thanks Mak. Itโs maxing that weโre not bonafide crazy growing up trying to make sense of the senseless from our youth on up. It is delusional to believe this sh/t.
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It is a wonder that some people die in old age still believing this to be the truth and the only important truth. It is to be bamboozled, as Sagan would say, but not easy to realise you were bamboozled
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My dad LOVED him, and he was my first taste of it’s OK to lampoon religion.
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I wish I had such vids in my younger days
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This man, in one sketch, put the entire idea of worshipping the Invisible Angry Forgiving God right in the ground. That you can say such things and actually believe it, is incredible.
I saw some of his earlier sketches on YouTube, and I find the older Dave Allen far more appealing and entertaining than the younger one.
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I think since most religious folk want religion to control the public sphere, there should be a session in churches for such sketches. Possibly just before offerings or after a boring sermon
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Sometimes (often) “seasoning” makes comedians funnier. Or maybe we simply like older, more cynical versions. I much, much prefer the nasty, angry cynical George Carlin to the callow “let’s use a few swear words” younger version. ๐
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Me too.
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Hilarious.
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He is good
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The captioning didn’t really make sense. But if everyone else enjoyed it, then good for them! Naked hugs!
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it’s crazy hilarious
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That was good!
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Hilarious, eh
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