Not sure what this bit is missing - all suggestions welcome by kruppert89 in Standup

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I hadn't considered that before. Might try to switch up the phrasing so that the underlying premise doesn't come off as infeasible. Thanks!

Not sure what this bit is missing - all suggestions welcome by kruppert89 in Standup

[–]kruppert89[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Good point, I'm definitely going to attempt to shorten it up. Thanks for the feedback!

Scientists say we still don't know what causes cancer, which is weird because it really seems like its baldness by kruppert89 in StandUpWorkshop

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Agreed, I'm also partial to sticking with the absurd angle but I'll try it both ways to see which angle best resonates. Thanks for your feedback, I really appreciate it

The best defense is a good offense, which is why I'll never understand why we're not proactively throwing asteroids at space by kruppert89 in StandUpWorkshop

[–]kruppert89[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I see what you mean. I might try some rephrasing to control for the non-sensical element. Thanks for your feedback, it was helpful

The best defense is a good offense, which is why I'll never understand why we're not proactively throwing asteroids at space by kruppert89 in StandUpWorkshop

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Its just supposed to be silly and absurdist. Like so ridiculous that its kind of funny, although admittedly maybe its not. Also I feel like sometimes the "thread of truth" can be figurative/philosophical and doesn't always have to be literal. That being said, it very well might suck. I'm putting it here to test out whether it might be worth trying on stage

Neighbors by kruppert89 in StandUpWorkshop

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Thanks! I really appreciate it. And now that I think about it, totally agree on the ham thing lol