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>>77639265
I like Sargon of Akkad

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>>77639611
Is he a comedian? I thought he was a political commentator.

I suppose I should elaborate on some things I wanted to hear about:

- Is there translation difficulties with english to foreign humor?
- Are english jokes hard to "get" due to cultural differences?
- Is there a popular comedian you know who doesn't speak english?

>>77639915
I wasn't being serious.

But I'll answer your questions:

1. Some times. If the joke consists of a play on words, or pronunciation, then yes, the joke won't work.
2. It depends on the joke, really. I can definitely appreaciate some english jokes, but if it requires cultural knowledge, it just goes over my head.
3. No, I can't think of any.

>>77639265
Yes, they're the best. British, Irish, American, there's a lot of good standup.

Holy fuck I miss old bill burr.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7LyqBb6HBSk

post safe for anglos comedians
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h1e2ocrOpCc