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Post by Deleted on Jan 13, 2024 15:23:38 GMT
Thing is, with "comics" like Gervais ...if you like his type of humor / humour , you can deliberately watch or hear him on assorted media or you can go to his live shows BUT when he is hosting Awards shows and you do not like his "humor" you are left with having to make the decision to either skip the show entirely, mute the sound when he is on or listen to him and fume. Same goes for the likes of one note "comics" like Chris Rock. He’s typical shit-talker comic and using cheap shots at people is an easy way to get laughs. He’s not up to preach a sermon. I like The Office original…which Steven Merchant co-created…but in his other TV shows, he’s never gone much beyond that same nasty, egotistical character. Carell took the same character and made him three dimensional. Mind you, Steve Carell is an actor while Gervais is a comedian who acts. I preferred him in Extras anyway. |
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Post by Lux on Jan 13, 2024 15:26:38 GMT
You did, "naggy" is such an ironic word given your behaviour yesterday. That struck you as going crazy? How queer. You thought the OP of that thread was hysterical, how queer. |
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Post by Deleted on Jan 13, 2024 15:32:44 GMT
That struck you as going crazy? How queer. You thought the OP of that thread was hysterical, how queer. Gosh, I might have to say you calling that being crazy is hysterical. See how this goes? |
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Post by Lux on Jan 13, 2024 15:40:56 GMT
You thought the OP of that thread was hysterical, how queer. Gosh, I might have to say you calling that being crazy is hysterical. See how this goes? Just stop responding irrationally to threads that warrant nothing more than a smirk and move on. The LGBT social justice warrior isn't a good look on anyone. |
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Post by Flying Monkeys on Jan 13, 2024 15:47:10 GMT
Thing is, with "comics" like Gervais ...if you like his type of humor / humour , you can deliberately watch or hear him on assorted media or you can go to his live shows BUT when he is hosting Awards shows and you do not like his "humor" you are left with having to make the decision to either skip the show entirely, mute the sound when he is on or listen to him and fume. Same goes for the likes of one note "comics" like Chris Rock. Same goes for any of the hosts. |
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Post by Flying Monkeys on Jan 13, 2024 15:49:08 GMT
Thing is, with "comics" like Gervais ...if you like his type of humor / humour , you can deliberately watch or hear him on assorted media or you can go to his live shows BUT when he is hosting Awards shows and you do not like his "humor" you are left with having to make the decision to either skip the show entirely, mute the sound when he is on or listen to him and fume. Same goes for the likes of one note "comics" like Chris Rock. He’s typical shit-talker comic and using cheap shots at people is an easy way to get laughs. He’s not up to preach a sermon. I like The Office original…which Steven Merchant co-created…but in his other TV shows, he’s never gone much beyond that same nasty, egotistical character. Carell took the same character and made him three dimensional. Oh noes! He takes the piss out of woke bullshit - what a meanie! |
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Post by Deleted on Jan 13, 2024 15:52:18 GMT
Gosh, I might have to say you calling that being crazy is hysterical. See how this goes? Just stop responding irrationally to threads that warrant nothing more than a smirk and move on. The LGBT social justice warrior isn't a good look on anyone. So I am not allowed to mock the mockers? Who the heck made you a message board prefect? I wonder if people ever got worked up over any of the Harry Potter Hogwarts Express promotional events at Kings Cross because that was more or less the same thing. |
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Post by Pippen on Jan 13, 2024 15:55:50 GMT
Thing is, with "comics" like Gervais ...if you like his type of humor / humour , you can deliberately watch or hear him on assorted media or you can go to his live shows BUT when he is hosting Awards shows and you do not like his "humor" you are left with having to make the decision to either skip the show entirely, mute the sound when he is on or listen to him and fume. Same goes for the likes of one note "comics" like Chris Rock. Same goes for any of the hosts. Once upon a time, it was possible to tell the difference between an Awards Show and a Celebrity Roast...in recent years, not so much. Audience members are now routinely personally targeted for insults and then either have to sit and "laugh at themselves " or get accused later of "not having a sense of humor". |
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Post by Lux on Jan 13, 2024 15:59:13 GMT
Just stop responding irrationally to threads that warrant nothing more than a smirk and move on. The LGBT social justice warrior isn't a good look on anyone. So I am not allowed to mock the mockers? Who the heck made you a message board prefect? I wonder if people ever got worked up over any of the Harry Potter Hogwarts Express promotional events at Kings Cross because that was more or less the same thing. What are you mocking them for? Aren't your offended at everything teenage days behind you now? Harry Potter was promoting LGBT? Or what's the relevance? |
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Post by Deleted on Jan 13, 2024 16:08:14 GMT
So I am not allowed to mock the mockers? Who the heck made you a message board prefect? I wonder if people ever got worked up over any of the Harry Potter Hogwarts Express promotional events at Kings Cross because that was more or less the same thing. What are you mocking them for? Aren't your offended at everything teenage days behind you now? Harry Potter was promoting LGBT? Or what's the relevance? Both are promotional events. In both cases the events are organised by their PR teams, not by the people responsible for safety. The Twitter post hoped as much effort was being put into safety. That struck me as silly but I called it hysterical. That term apparently a few folk and I even admitted that it was a misuse of the word. Fucking hell. I even mock myself in my first reply to this thread and here you are, being a total naggy gossip. I really think you have some serious issues, Mr Lux |
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Post by Lux on Jan 13, 2024 16:09:53 GMT
Same goes for any of the hosts. Once upon a time, it was possible to tell the difference between an Awards Show and a Celebrity Roast...in recent years, not so much. Audience members are now routinely personally targeted for insults and then either have to sit and "laugh at themselves " or get accused later of "not having a sense of humor". They didn't have to attend the awards they could have sent someone on their behalf or done an acceptance speech on Zoom. |
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Post by Lux on Jan 13, 2024 16:13:20 GMT
What are you mocking them for? Aren't your offended at everything teenage days behind you now? Harry Potter was promoting LGBT? Or what's the relevance? Both are promotional events. In both cases the events are organised by their PR teams, not by the people responsible for safety. The Twitter post hoped as much effort was being put into safety. That struck me as silly but I called it hysterical. That term apparently a few folk and I even admitted that it was a misuse of the word. Fucking hell. I even mock myself in my first reply to this thread and here you are, being a total naggy gossip. I really think you have some serious issues, Mr Lux PR teams handle the public perception of their planes to make them appear safe and welcoming to potential customers, they are responsible for the safety of their planes when they are advertising for people to be on them. |
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Post by Flying Monkeys on Jan 13, 2024 16:15:49 GMT
Same goes for any of the hosts. Once upon a time, it was possible to tell the difference between an Awards Show and a Celebrity Roast...in recent years, not so much. Audience members are now routinely personally targeted for insults and then either have to sit and "laugh at themselves " or get accused later of "not having a sense of humor". Or maybe they could realise they are not insults? |
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Post by Deleted on Jan 13, 2024 16:18:12 GMT
Both are promotional events. In both cases the events are organised by their PR teams, not by the people responsible for safety. The Twitter post hoped as much effort was being put into safety. That struck me as silly but I called it hysterical. That term apparently a few folk and I even admitted that it was a misuse of the word. Fucking hell. I even mock myself in my first reply to this thread and here you are, being a total naggy gossip. I really think you have some serious issues, Mr Lux PR teams handle the public perception of their planes to make them appear safe and welcoming to potential customers, they are responsible for the safety of their planes when they are advertising for people to be on them. I won't tell you why that struck me as funny. |
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Post by PaulsLaugh on Jan 13, 2024 16:23:23 GMT
He’s typical shit-talker comic and using cheap shots at people is an easy way to get laughs. He’s not up to preach a sermon. I like The Office original…which Steven Merchant co-created…but in his other TV shows, he’s never gone much beyond that same nasty, egotistical character. Carell took the same character and made him three dimensional. Oh noes! He takes the piss out of woke bullshit - what a meanie! I’ve not seen his stand-up except for once and that was before “Woke” bashing became vogue. Like I said, cheap shots. Again, The Office is a landmark TV show…mostly thanks to Steve Carell. |
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