Read on Twitter
I grew as a person when I learned my personal salvation doesn't depend on yours. Although forgiven by Christ I had a rigid (hypocritical) morality that limited my humanity, especially when it came to comedy and its cathartic abilities, crude as the delivery may be sometimes.
No need for details, but last year my health took another turn and I became very isolated. Then one day on YouTube I found @TheStandNYC Roast Battles and an entire universe of comedians unabashadley destroying lives and friendships as rudely and crudely as possible. @luisjgomez
@Neko_white93, @bigjayoakerson, @RichVos, @bonniemcfarlane, @somaddysmith and others who make me laugh are part of a greater comedy tradition that goes back to vaudeville and Chautauquas. Then these folks led like a gateway drug to podcasts. @DanSoder
@TheBonfireSXM, @mattwritesbooks, @Shanemgillis,
@BillSchulz, @aaronbergcomedy, @Trashe, @DougStanhope and too many to suck up to here; all pushing boundaries so far that they aren't boundaries anymore but opportunity to laugh at the absurdities of ethnicity, culture and tribe.
@BillSchulz, @aaronbergcomedy, @Trashe, @DougStanhope and too many to suck up to here; all pushing boundaries so far that they aren't boundaries anymore but opportunity to laugh at the absurdities of ethnicity, culture and tribe.
Someday Seth Simons might have an epiphany like mine, free laughter frees us all, even #sexpestseth/s.
Anyway, here ends the lecture, (please know there are definitely people I'd include here, but this isn't FB). Peace.
Anyway, here ends the lecture, (please know there are definitely people I'd include here, but this isn't FB). Peace.
