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In his treatise “Cracking Jokes” (Breakdowns: Portrait of the Artist as a Young @$#!), Art Spiegelman discusses how all humour is at some level a highly refined form of cruelty and goes on to examine it in scrutinous depth.
admiree2 almost 4 years ago
It’s more fun watching the Tony Hawk wannabees land split-legged on a steps railing and decrease their chances of being able to reproduce.
Chithing Premium Member almost 4 years ago
They don’t really show that ad any more, right? Right?
Michael Thorton almost 4 years ago
In his treatise “Cracking Jokes” (Breakdowns: Portrait of the Artist as a Young @$#!), Art Spiegelman discusses how all humour is at some level a highly refined form of cruelty and goes on to examine it in scrutinous depth.
He might well be on to something…
WCraft Premium Member almost 4 years ago
Too bad that technology wasn’t marketed while the 3 Stooges were still alive – the perfect spokespersons!
verticallychallenged Premium Member almost 4 years ago
Stephen Colbert had the best one: “I’ve fallen and I can’t hang Mike P****!”
Thinkingblade almost 4 years ago
Sometimes we are faced with our own schadenfreude …