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Anonymous asked: Great to see you back and posting again. I know you have a very British sense of humour and so I was wondering if you ever saw American comedian Dave Chappelleâs special âThe Closerâ on Netflix? I donât know if that is, as you Brits might put it, âyour cup of teaâ but it has caused a huge flashpoint in the culture wars against wokedom here in the US. Appreciate your thoughts as a cultured outsider.Â
All humour is âmy cup of teaâ. Iâm not sniffy where I get my sip of laughter brew. It can be drunk from many cups. I enjoy the literary ironic humour of PG Wodehouse, Anthony Powell, and Evelyn Waugh for example to other literary comic writing from Douglas Adams to Tom Sharpe. All very British I know.
But I also grew up in a family saturated on generations of Cambridge Footlights humour (Cambridge Universityâs famed comedy club) that partly spawned Beyond the Fringe, Monty Python, Not the Nine OâClock News, Fry & Laurie etc. John Oliver also cut his teeth at Cambridge at the Footlights before he went over the pond to better things. I used to go to the âsmokersâ (stand up comedy nights) as often as I could when I was a student there. Iâve gone to the odd comedy show but these days I may just listen to an audio especially when I am travelling a lot as I am on a plane for my work. But I love British comedy of Armando Ianucci and Richard Curtis & Ben Elton (the guys behind the Blackadder series) to new faces like Evelyn Mok (a Swedish-Chinese third culture kid).
But I enjoy comedy in other languages for example in France Iâve relied on French friends here in Paris to take me to comedy shows to see Blanche Gardin, Florence Foresti, and Yacine Belhousse for example. And Iâve gone to great lengths to see Eddie Izzard - one of my favourites from behind the bars of my english girlsâ boarding school days - do gigs in French.
I also love American humour. As I said, Iâm not sniffy about which nationâs humour is better. Itâs such a silly waste of time. If it makes you laugh then thatâs as pure as it gets. Sure, I donât like the mainstream canned laughter TV shows that you often see but then we have the same in the UK. But I love 30 Rock, Parks & Recreation, Brooklyn 99, Rick & Morty, Community etc. With stand ups Iâve enjoyed comedians who make you think whilst youâre spilling your guts out such as George Carlin and Bill Hicks. And of course Iâve also liked Dave Chappelle.
I got more than a few asks in my inbox about Dave Chappelleâs comedy special âThe Closerâ and what I made of it. I really donât want to focus on the toxic politics of this whole drama but focus instead on the nature of humour instead.
I did watch it on a plane on my lap top. I think the air stewardess in my business class flight thought I needed a sedative because I got a severe case of the giggles. I was trying so hard not to laugh out loud out of respect to the sleeping passengers near me. I just couldnât help myself. I wet my knickers laughing so hard. Oh, was that too much information? Hmmm.
Overall I loved the show. The one part that did give me pause was when he told the heartfelt and tragic story of his transexual friend, Daphne, who took her own life because of either issues in her life or because of online bullying from her own trans community. He made that story funny and ultimately bittersweet. It would be inhuman not to relate to Chappelleâs pain in losing a friend and also the life story of Daphne herself. That whole story was very loving, compassionate, poignant. Oh and also very funny.
And yet in the fall out of the show, no one has talked about that. About Daphne in particular. Chappelle did more to humanise the transexual community to the mainstream with that one story than the shrill rantings of the transexual extreme activists.
Dave Chappelle. Arguably one of Americaâs greatest living comedian. Hilarious and humane, brutal and true. Itâs true I donât get all the cultural references but what I love about Chapelle is his craft. This is an artist committed to his craft. He is a master at it. He himself said he laughs at the jokes of racist stand up comedians because he may not agree with the content he does respect the craft.
Do I agree with his politics or his views? No, not always. He can say cutting things about women, about white people, about the LGBT people, and just about everyone else. He makes fun of everyone. What is the problem here? Itâs just jokes. Damn funny ones too.
Iâm sure I donât agree with his politics. But I donât have to but I can laugh at his jokes because they are so beautifully crafted and have a ring of truth, otherwise it wouldnât be funny.
Humour has been on the minds of thinkers for centuries. As Peter McGraw and Joel Warner explain in their insightful book, The Humor Code: A global search for what makes things funny,  âPlato and Aristotle contemplated the meaning of comedy while laying  the foundations of Western philosophy⌠Charles Darwin looked for the  seeds of laughter in the joyful cries of tickled chimpanzees. Sigmund  Freud sought the underlying motivations behind jokes in the nooks and  crannies of our unconscious.â
We tend to see comedy through the romantic lens of the  one-off inspired comic whose unique view of the world is entertaining.  But the focus on the individual witty voice misses the gigantic,  political nature of the task of comedy. Comedy isnât just a bit of fun.
We donât laugh at things unless they cause us very serious problems at  other points in life. We can see this in the standard category of jokes:  about relationships, family, sex, money, impotence, bowel movements, identity etc. We  laugh most readily around things that in other ways are very  distressing. A good joke invariably has a relationship with darkness,  anxiety and pain.
Iâve always valued humour in people as a precious gift. I love having a laugh and even more if itâs at my expense because I firmly believe humour should be an equal opportunity offender. Moreover what I love about enjoying a good joke is that one the singular properties of certain comedy when done well is the  freedom to explore ideas in an unconventional or counter-intuitive way,  to subvert societyâs norms.
No one does that better than a comedian. No one does it better than Dave Chappelle. As the great George Carlin put it, âI think it's the duty of the comedian to find out where the line is drawn and cross it deliberately.â

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From Ghadanfar Abu Atwan:
My life is fading in front of my eyes, I lost my health & my body betrayed me, zionist occupier applies the slow death policy to me in Kaplan Hospital
âHere I am declaring a water strike after 61 days of my hunger strike
**Update: According to his sister Warda, the (Israeli) Kaplan Hospital where Ghadanfar Abu Atwan is being held has threatened to force feed him, which under international law amounts to torture.
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The boys dating someone who is grunge
JJ MayFeildÂ
" A concert hell yeah babe!"
He buys you a new band shirt when he has the money.
"Did you steal my flannel?"
He makes the pouges listen to you're playlist.
"Can I do you're make up baby "
John B -Â
âwho this Nirvana!â
you educate him on all things grunge.
steals your band bracletÂ
âyou only mad koot beacuse they have better style than youââÂ
small sing along with him and the gangÂ
takes all of your lighters .Â
Pope Heyward -Â
âAlice in chains I love it â
Does not know much about grunge at all but you teach him.Â
âIf I find one more band shirt I cutting you off babe (lol)Â
he is scared to going to rock concerts with you.Â
âYou are so cute when you listen to musicââ
âbabe this band againâÂ
takes a lot of drives with youÂ
âI broke your lipstick, oh shit, sorry babeâ   Â
loads of cuddles playing alice in chains, pearl jams.Â
âbabe can you put your playlist on â.Â