just found out stalin is my stepdad AMA

[Maruchan]

just found out stalin is my stepdad AMA

https://www.edgegamers.com/threads/355217/

 

[Ledzo]

When did your mama meet Joseph

 

[Maruchan]

When did your mama meet Joseph

my mom!

 

[Space]

my dad is the dude with a mustache and he raises his left hand while commanding an army of people!

idk if I can say his name but hitler.

 

[DeerFat]

WOAH

 

[Shower]

I have just disliked this post because this form of discussion is not entertaining, I believe the correct thread for this is trashbin because it has no comedic value. I have no formal background in entertainment, but I have read
Mark Ralkowski's, Louis C.K. and Philosophy: You Don't Get to Be Bored and Paul Ryan's, The Art of Comedy: Getting Serious about Being Funny. In these books one of the main points someone needs to understand is a comedian can be made if someone works on their comedic qualms but, there are a set of systems that seem to lead into more impactful comedic careers. Now that I have established my background, I would like to discuss the fact of the matter. This post has lost the fundamentals of entertainment and when I disincentivize this unfunny content, I am truly putting a good faith effort into changing the status quo towards something other than an unevolved form of irony. If this effort isn't taken with true open mindedness, I don't think Edgegamers will ever be able to have more enjoyable content rise to the top. While this is no essay worthy of a professor, I would love to partake in fruitful discussion on the deep underlying principles, as a somewhat laymen, of entertainment as a whole or more niche ideas on comedy or internet irony.

 

[Maruchan]

I have just disliked this post because this form of discussion is not entertaining, I believe the correct thread for this is trashbin because it has no comedic value. I have no formal background in entertainment, but I have read
Mark Ralkowski's, Louis C.K. and Philosophy: You Don't Get to Be Bored and Paul Ryan's, The Art of Comedy: Getting Serious about Being Funny. In these books one of the main points someone needs to understand is a comedian can be made if someone works on their comedic qualms but, there are a set of systems that seem to lead into more impactful comedic careers. Now that I have established my background, I would like to discuss the fact of the matter. This post has lost the fundamentals of entertainment and when I disincentivize this unfunny content, I am truly putting a good faith effort into changing the status quo towards something other than an unevolved form of irony. If this effort isn't taken with true open mindedness, I don't think Edgegamers will ever be able to have more enjoyable content rise to the top. While this is no essay worthy of a professor, I would love to partake in fruitful discussion on the deep underlying principles, as a somewhat laymen, of entertainment as a whole or more niche ideas on comedy or internet irony.

monky o o a a

 

[Space]

I have just disliked this post because this form of discussion is not entertaining, I believe the correct thread for this is trashbin because it has no comedic value. I have no formal background in entertainment, but I have read
Mark Ralkowski's, Louis C.K. and Philosophy: You Don't Get to Be Bored and Paul Ryan's, The Art of Comedy: Getting Serious about Being Funny. In these books one of the main points someone needs to understand is a comedian can be made if someone works on their comedic qualms but, there are a set of systems that seem to lead into more impactful comedic careers. Now that I have established my background, I would like to discuss the fact of the matter. This post has lost the fundamentals of entertainment and when I disincentivize this unfunny content, I am truly putting a good faith effort into changing the status quo towards something other than an unevolved form of irony. If this effort isn't taken with true open mindedness, I don't think Edgegamers will ever be able to have more enjoyable content rise to the top. While this is no essay worthy of a professor, I would love to partake in fruitful discussion on the deep underlying principles, as a somewhat laymen, of entertainment as a whole or more niche ideas on comedy or internet irony.

am sorry but I don't speak Nerd.

 

[EchoFX]

am sorry but I don't speak Nerd.

And apparently you're also not funny, either.

 

[mooth69]

what is this thread