Mountain Goat wrote:
naturalplastic wrote:
funeralxempire wrote:
Mountain Goat wrote:
I am told that I have a dry sense of humour. How do I wet it?
If it's anything like a county you just need to allow alcohol use.
Dry humor means "dead pan".
Like Bob Newhart.
The opposite might be over the top, and frenetic, delivery. Like Robin Williams, Sam Kinison, or Richard Pryor.
And...getting bombed in public might actually result in that very change in behavior!
I only know one name on that list and that is Robin Williams. Are the others well known?
Would one survive if one was bombed? Usually people die when they are blown to bits?
Sam Kinison (white guy with long hair and a identifying scream) was hugely popular in the Nineties, before he died suddenly in a car crash. So his brief fame might well have fallen through the cracks for someone in the UK.
But Richard Pryor was both an innovative giant in stand up, and a star of movies, and TV, for decades. Black guy who costarred on with Gen Wilder in "Stir Crazy". I dunno. You mustave seen him in American imported media. Remarkable that you dont know his name.
Dont know whether you're joking (your dry humor), or serious. But "bombed" is just another one of the thousands of slang terms used on both sides of the Atlantic for "getting drunk".
I forgot...
Yes, Bob Newhart is also well known. A generation older than the others on the list he was a major standup comic since circa 1960, and starred in two long running TV sitcoms, and is often a guest star on the Big Bang Theory.