can't blame him aarrrggghhh

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ha, i didn't even notice

Lmao!!!

Got him right in the eyes poor guy

Annika L. yeah, they saw right through it, that is why they killed him immidiately 😂

And also, jet skies are not supposed to be out after sunset 😂

Yeah, there's like three different centuries of marine vessel crew on the shore. 😂

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bill cant not laugh in any thing its great

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ClimateAdam fanny is ass.

In England "Fanny" means pussy.

We promise it's just as scandalous in American English

meansquaretech probably about the same as being a douchebag on the internet, doubt he cares

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Yeah, get over hear.

@@jamesmcinnis208 what y'all talking bout over hear doe? 😂

Is it important to you that they had fun?

​@@jamesmcinnis208well yeah why wouldnt it? You prefer watching people that are miserable doing comedy? 😹

@@leob4403 There's a third option: I don't care if they're having fun or not. What's important to me is that they're funny. That's the job of a comedian.

@@jamesmcinnis208 I'm not sure you understand how comedy works, it's a creative endeavour, it's not a job where you can just do it like a robot, if you are not having fun yourself then none of your stuff will work. The audience will notice someone that are just phoning it in. There's no way you can committ fully to a character unless you are having fun with it. If you are miserable it will stifle your delivery and it becomes awkward. Many SNL cast like Maya Rudolph and Amy poehler even talked about this being the most important lesson they learned, that they have to be relaxed and enjoying themselves and that in turn calms the audience down and they can relax take it in. Every damn comedian talks about their standup being a two way communication with the audience, and you somehow never got that?

@leob4403 Why would you be sure? You don't know me. And yet, you keep assuming false dichotomies to the performers having fun as though you do. Now, you've engaged in a condescending and obvious explanation of Comedy. I guess it's fair for you to go on the offensive, since my initial comment was mocking those who get a vicarious thrill from the pleasure of others. Maybe that's a good thing, and I'm just a grumpy old stick in the mud for wanting to find my own. Let's leave it there, shall we? It has become clear this is going nowhere, tediously.

The fact that you say "lack of a punchline" like its some inherent flaw in sketch comedy is outrageously ignorant. Binding sketch comedy to a senseless constraint like that would only make it far less funny, not more. If you routinely struggle to appreciate sketches without punch lines, develop your sense of humor a bit and open your mind.

@Kadakai j darling, my mind is quite open already. I'm quite versed in alternative comedy. Anti-comedy or abstract one like Tim and Eric or totally surreal like Xavier Renedade Angel or Dream Corps LLC are my Jaaaaam. SNL just has sometimes this tendency to just.. end sketches. Like they ran out of time or ideas. I loved the insanity of the Digital Sketches and that cast, but sometimes the writers are just not giving their best (or have the hosts ruin a theoretically great sketch)

​@@GinoZumpwhy are you whining about it though? What is the point? They have one day to write these sketches, theyre doing the best they can

@leob4403 is it wrong to have high standards? Some of the older sketches were priceless. It IS possible even in this harsh time crunch, and they've shown it time and time again.

@@GinoZump well yeah Sandler and Farley was my favourite era but I don't think every sketch had some huge punchline back then either. That's not exactly the format of the show, you can't expect every scene to be the greatest ever, or to be the same type of comedy, there needs to be variation too. There were recurring sketches in SNL that I hated and skipped every time. Like that molly Shannon character for example the schoolgirl that they were raving about, she was smelling her armpits and falling through a wall then saying superstar, and everyone throw a laugh riot, was that a punchline? I was like they replaced Chris Farley with THIS? To me that was annoying and lazy writing, but hey if some people like that type of comedy then fine I'll let them do their thing. And I get it also, not every character SNL come up will be that great and that's fine, they need recurring sketches to reduce the workload or whatever, sometimes I think they feel that if they do a character enough times then the audience will learn to like it because they become familiarized with it or something like that, it's like the Stockholm syndrome or I know there is a more fitting term for it but I'm too lazy right now to think. And the recurring sketch becomes a trademark of the show, and now they have to do it, and it becomes like this sketch didn't really work last time but maybe if we change this and this it will work, and on paper the sketch is great but on air it doesn't work, the delivery is off or whatever, it's not always the writers fault, they only have two tries to do the sketch right, that's dress rehearsal and live. When it comes to sketches it's a bit like sport I would say, a guy that throws 40% on 3 pointers is considered a great shooter, but if you think about it, they are actually missing a majority of their shots, and something equivalent in ice hockey where Gretzky apparently said you miss 100% of the shots you don't take, and was it Michael Jordan that said something like that the champion has failed more than anyone else, even some of the most highly esteemed musicians like Paul McCartney have released mountains of poor, uninspired material, my point is that failure is a part of every challenging and creative endeavour and you have to let it be. If you want close to 100% success rate start cleaning floors or something, but what is the emotional payoff?

Macau is as big as any other place, in the space time continuum its all relative

Thanks, A.I 🙃

Good point.

Cacty Boi yah....and the lighthouse.... it's kinda odd

Colin Murphy Uh oh yeah...

Honey there's nothing small about that epitome of a man

​@@Risingofthephoenixsuch a toxic male muscles are for pigs thats what they tell me these days manly men are a thing of the past 🤔