This is the saddest post. Because you're now stuck with staring at your uncreative name for years because your aunt's laptop and all the other devices use it to connect and any changes will be sort of an ill-timed ordeal.
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y2jake215certified Flat Birther theoristthe Last Good Boy onlineRegistered Userregular
So long as you don't try and pass it off as your joke.
I feel like there is a huge difference between regular human interaction and being a standup comedian here.
I dunno, I think it's pretty cringe-y when people try to use other people's work without accreditation in real life.
You'd look down on someone using uncredited quotes to make them seem more intelligent, I don't see why jokes should be different?
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TraceGNU Terry Pratchett; GNU Gus; GNU Carrie Fisher; GNU Adam WeRegistered Userregular
Look guys can we just all agree that the ultimate form of gender is the nongender of beings made of pure energy.
It is my ultimate aspiration to one day be transformed into a state of energy that exists in a dimension higher than our current four dimensional lives.
you know, rayon being referred to as "he" might have been the point
it's a movie about a point in time and a reflection of the world in which the movie exists and the interactions between the characters, not a tumblr
Bullshit. If they just used he in the movie, you might have a point. But they also only used he as a description of the character outside the movie.
This. This is you applying your own lens and opinion on the character to your own place and therefore judging more harshly.
The reason everyone in the film referred to Rayon as a he, and out of the film referred to Rayon as a he, could just as simply be because Rayon was a gay man who liked women's clothing and did not think or feel himself as being a woman.
I have not seen a single description of the character from a single person tied to the movie as anything other than a trans women.
I did not know this movie existed until about 5 minutes ago, and it took about a minute of googling to find interviews with Jared Leto where he explicitly states that he played Rayon as a transwoman.
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ChanusHarbinger of the Spicy Rooster ApocalypseThe Flames of a Thousand Collapsed StarsRegistered Userregular
Look guys can we just all agree that the ultimate form of gender is the nongender of beings made of pure energy.
It is my ultimate aspiration to one day be transformed into a state of energy that exists in a dimension higher than our current four dimensional lives.
as long as the female beings of pure energy still have boobs
you know, rayon being referred to as "he" might have been the point
it's a movie about a point in time and a reflection of the world in which the movie exists and the interactions between the characters, not a tumblr
Bullshit. If they just used he in the movie, you might have a point. But they also only used he as a description of the character outside the movie.
This. This is you applying your own lens and opinion on the character to your own place and therefore judging more harshly.
The reason everyone in the film referred to Rayon as a he, and out of the film referred to Rayon as a he, could just as simply be because Rayon was a gay man who liked women's clothing and did not think or feel himself as being a woman.
I have not seen a single description of the character from a single person tied to the movie as anything other than a trans women.
quick interjection this reminds me of one of my own double negative moments
gooey the new cat my uncle got? diablo? the one i really liked?
he hasn't been seen in two days. we live in a row home and i don't think he is really outside-equipped. p sure he's gone forever. bummed out.
sucks bro :[
i will say cats can be weird
my roommate brought his parents' cat to our apt for a couple days once and we thought it escaped, checked every conceivable place it could be. it was a tiny apartment and there weren't any real hiding spaces, it was nowhere to be found. i'm pretty sure he blamed me and was really pissed about it
a couple days later it just strolled into the living room like it weren't no thang
maybe i'm streaming terrible dj right now if i am its here
Look guys can we just all agree that the ultimate form of gender is the nongender of beings made of pure energy.
It is my ultimate aspiration to one day be transformed into a state of energy that exists in a dimension higher than our current four dimensional lives.
as long as the female beings of pure energy still have boobs
Also dat ass.
Scratch that everyone must have dat ass.
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ChanusHarbinger of the Spicy Rooster ApocalypseThe Flames of a Thousand Collapsed StarsRegistered Userregular
Look guys can we just all agree that the ultimate form of gender is the nongender of beings made of pure energy.
It is my ultimate aspiration to one day be transformed into a state of energy that exists in a dimension higher than our current four dimensional lives.
as long as the female beings of pure energy still have boobs
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ShivahnUnaware of her barrel shifter privilegeWestern coastal temptressRegistered User, Moderatormod
Look guys can we just all agree that the ultimate form of gender is the nongender of beings made of pure energy.
It is my ultimate aspiration to one day be transformed into a state of energy that exists in a dimension higher than our current four dimensional lives.
as long as the female beings of pure energy still have boobs
Also dat ass.
Scratch that everyone must have dat ass.
Hmmmmm acceptable
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TavIrish Minister for DefenceRegistered Userregular
Look guys can we just all agree that the ultimate form of gender is the nongender of beings made of pure energy.
It is my ultimate aspiration to one day be transformed into a state of energy that exists in a dimension higher than our current four dimensional lives.
as long as the female beings of pure energy still have boobs
well
they can take the shape of a giant boob
if they wanted too
of course any fifth dimensional sentient being of energy could do that
i stayed up too late drinking with you. i woke up today (having slept through my alarm) at 2:39. have to be in work at 3:00 for a three hour deli-training module. i sprint around the house to yakety sax, roll into work at 3:01. i figure yeah i'm sick as hell, nose running, hungover- but this is just a computer based training thing, right? no big deal. i don't feel guilty about getting people sick, because i ain't working with food.
i look across the store. cue six coworkers huddled around the district manager who is making a sandwich. this is very much a hands-on training thing!
my manager takes one look at me, says "jesus christ dude you don't look good, go home! you can't be around food!"
Donkey KongPutting Nintendo out of business with AI nipsRegistered Userregular
If you retell a whole long-form "priest walks into a bar" traditional joke-joke, no one is gonna ask where you got it and no one is gonna assume you made it up, so claiming you made it up is dorky, citing it is dorky. No one cares.
If you retell a funny first person story stolen from a comedian, that's just weird as heck, who does that? That's just regular lying.
If you steal a fragment of a joke like "sadness bowls" or just the kernel, some turn of phrase, some observation that makes a joke work and put it in regular conversation, I feel like that's totally fine! A cite would ruin it, no one will ask if it was stolen, you're not doing standup so no one is gonna call you a derivative hack, it's just absorbing a funny idea and reusing it in a slightly different context.
Thousands of hot, local singles are waiting to play at bubbulon.com.
So long as you don't try and pass it off as your joke.
I feel like there is a huge difference between regular human interaction and being a standup comedian here.
I dunno, I think it's pretty cringe-y when people try to use other people's work without accreditation in real life.
You'd look down on someone using uncredited quotes to make them seem more intelligent, I don't see why jokes should be different?
Because offering citations for what you say in a casual conversation is awkward as heck.
Is it really awkward to say "Oh I really like that Hedberg joke when he said" or "I think it was x who said"?
no
but also not always the best to include it either and I don't give a single wet shit about accreditation for accreditation's sake
exactly the same with quotes - I can say, mark twain said, if there's a point to pointing out that mark twain said it, or I can just come with the quote
like quotation marks in text it is easy to speak in a way that indicates that you are quoting, without noting who you're quoting, because that might not be interesting
and where you heard the joke is usually not especially interesting
I can't find a decent picture of Tron chick reclining on the sofa with her feet up. You know ... that coy pose where she pretends to not notice how sexy she is?
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TraceGNU Terry Pratchett; GNU Gus; GNU Carrie Fisher; GNU Adam WeRegistered Userregular
Also I have consumed so much media if you actually expect me to remember what joke I am referencing or quoting or what book or author or whatever I am referencing or quoting... I mean, yeah, just, basically impossible.
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y2jake215certified Flat Birther theoristthe Last Good Boy onlineRegistered Userregular
every single thing i have ever said and every single joke i have ever made is regurgitated bits of media
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TavIrish Minister for DefenceRegistered Userregular
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You're doing the Lord's work.
This is the saddest post. Because you're now stuck with staring at your uncreative name for years because your aunt's laptop and all the other devices use it to connect and any changes will be sort of an ill-timed ordeal.
good wifi names are great conversation starters
boner jams '03
maybe i'm streaming terrible dj right now if i am its here
I dunno, I think it's pretty cringe-y when people try to use other people's work without accreditation in real life.
You'd look down on someone using uncredited quotes to make them seem more intelligent, I don't see why jokes should be different?
It is my ultimate aspiration to one day be transformed into a state of energy that exists in a dimension higher than our current four dimensional lives.
I did not know this movie existed until about 5 minutes ago, and it took about a minute of googling to find interviews with Jared Leto where he explicitly states that he played Rayon as a transwoman.
as long as the female beings of pure energy still have boobs
quick interjection this reminds me of one of my own double negative moments
Because offering citations for what you say in a casual conversation is awkward as heck.
i will say cats can be weird
my roommate brought his parents' cat to our apt for a couple days once and we thought it escaped, checked every conceivable place it could be. it was a tiny apartment and there weren't any real hiding spaces, it was nowhere to be found. i'm pretty sure he blamed me and was really pissed about it
a couple days later it just strolled into the living room like it weren't no thang
maybe i'm streaming terrible dj right now if i am its here
Also dat ass.
Scratch that everyone must have dat ass.
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Hmmmmm acceptable
Is it really awkward to say "Oh I really like that Hedberg joke when he said" or "I think it was x who said"?
well
they can take the shape of a giant boob
if they wanted too
of course any fifth dimensional sentient being of energy could do that
this isn't the same thing
using it without accreditation isn't passing it off as your joke
and nobody cares about the author
Oh absolutely
But overuse and misuse of it by idiots on the internet turned it into something I reflexively cringe at even when it actually is applicable
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=44AA84GxYK0
Depending on the conversation, yes, it could entirely mess up the timing and flow.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nV9U23YXgiY
yeah if i have heard a joke or one liner that fits in perfectly with conversation i'll just .. use it
i don't generally say - "that joke was from an episode of community", its too cumbersome
maybe i'm streaming terrible dj right now if i am its here
That is the worst case of being a cat I've ever seen.
yeah, my language was a bit off
basically saying it without giving any sort of hint that it isn't your joke
the easiest way to do this is to say whose joke it is, but yeah i see what you mean
@organichu this is delicious
sawyer got me up at 630
lets test that theory
I'm having trouble imagining this being the case in real life.
lol
If you retell a funny first person story stolen from a comedian, that's just weird as heck, who does that? That's just regular lying.
If you steal a fragment of a joke like "sadness bowls" or just the kernel, some turn of phrase, some observation that makes a joke work and put it in regular conversation, I feel like that's totally fine! A cite would ruin it, no one will ask if it was stolen, you're not doing standup so no one is gonna call you a derivative hack, it's just absorbing a funny idea and reusing it in a slightly different context.
no
but also not always the best to include it either and I don't give a single wet shit about accreditation for accreditation's sake
exactly the same with quotes - I can say, mark twain said, if there's a point to pointing out that mark twain said it, or I can just come with the quote
like quotation marks in text it is easy to speak in a way that indicates that you are quoting, without noting who you're quoting, because that might not be interesting
and where you heard the joke is usually not especially interesting
I wonder
did that make him throw up more?
maybe i'm streaming terrible dj right now if i am its here
Except the timing and the flow aren't your's either.
It is using someone else work to make you seem funnier than you are.
@Abdhyius will create the new thread
@Shivahn is backup