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different senses of humour	by ladouleurdouce	2003-02-09 00:05:17
Ok, I was watching a episode of Fawlty Towers with my girlfriend earlier tonight, and I'll admit it was pretty darn funny... But there were parts of it where I just felt embarrased for the main character rather than being able to really laugh at him. My girlfriend was laughing uproariously, I was cringing and averting my eyes. It made me think about different sorts of comedy, and how different people find different things funny. I guess I'm not as into the 'tragedy' sort of comedy. Mind you, when John Cleese really loses it, it IS still funny even if you do feel embarrassed for his character. Anyone else find certain kinds of comedy uncomfortable like that?
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Yeah!	by Syren	2003-02-09 00:08:52
i can't stand stuff like American Pie	by ladouleurdouce	2003-02-09 00:09:57
I know..	by Syren	2003-02-09 00:11:14
that's why i still like Fawlty Towers	by ladouleurdouce	2003-02-09 00:13:03
Agreed!	by Syren	2003-02-09 00:14:12
of course, that's classic!	by ladouleurdouce	2003-02-09 00:15:50
My fav from Monty was	by Syren	2003-02-09 00:22:09
I think it was the combination of them all	by BlurOfSerenity	2003-02-09 11:32:36
um ..Im English, and I saw these	by DragonLady	2003-02-09 00:17:16
hehe.. it's like all sorts of people have said..	by BlurOfSerenity	2003-02-09 11:28:17

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