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By punchy
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22 November 2007 |
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Written by Bottleblondesurfer (5077 comments posted) 23rd November 2007 | | What it lacks in laugh out loud gags it makes up for in brevity. | thankyou bottleblondesurfer
Written by punchy (576 comments posted) 23rd November 2007 | Thankyou for reviewing my sketch and thankyou for teaching me the word "brevity"!
My husband didn't get my script he was infact concerned about my sanity.  |
Written by Fledermaus (4146 comments posted) 23rd November 2007 | | Heheheh... Clever. although it's nearly poetry. |
Written by Bottleblondesurfer (5077 comments posted) 24th November 2007 | "Nearly poetry" ?
Blimey, Fledermaus, it's not that bad!! |
Written by Livinginanattic (473 comments posted) 25th November 2007 | | This reminds me of those minimalist paintings which are nothing but blank sheets of white canvass. Or maybe there's something wrong with my browser? | livingintheattic
Written by punchy (576 comments posted) 25th November 2007 | Thankyou for your review I know what you mean but I quite like those minimal blank canvasses. I know one shouldn't laugh at ones own jokes but for some reason I find my idea rather funny but I often find things funny that aren't.  |
Written by Levi (31 comments posted) 30th November 2007 | Has anyone seen The Simpsons episode with the line:
"It sounds like she's strangling a cat with a baby."
"You're supposed to be listening to the notes she's NOT playing."
"I can do that at home."
Or know of that 4-minute piano piece which is a hundred and something bars of silence...?
I've never seen it done with literature before... except for that "Adam had'em" poem, of course.
Hey, do I win a fiver for writing the longest review in proportion to the material?  |
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