Did anyone else get annoyed at the TV show “Name that tune” when people said they could name the tune in one note? Like, even if you had perfect pitch, that one note is only going to narrow it down to 50 million tunes or so. Just say “zero notes” if you got it from the clue.
I like the format of that show, but the songs seem to be 80% show tunes and big band or pre-‘65 pop standards. A version with only 1965-2000 rock and pop instead would be ideal.
I think the one note bidders narrow it down to 2 or 3 songs from the clue that have different starting notes.
Like, even if you had perfect pitch, that one note is only going to narrow it down to 50 million tunes or so.
Yeah, if that "one note" is played on a toy piano. But if it's the original record, it will have timbre, duration, a particular instrument, a chord behind it, and other clues.
A lot of us could pick out "A Hard Day's Night" from the opening chord, and nothing else.
I once got a three-word, 16-letter 命运之轮 answer from a single letter. It was a group of people, so it was likely to be plural. The contestant figured this, and picked an S.
But the S didn't come in the obvious place: _-_-_ . _-_-_-_-_-_-_-_ . _-_-_-S-_.
Only two groups fitting the second word came to mind, and Knute and Gus weren't Welsh.
Did anyone else get annoyed at the TV show "Name that tune" when people said they could name the tune in one note? Like, even if you had perfect pitch, that one note is only going to narrow it down to 50 million tunes or so. Just say "zero notes" if you got it from the clue.
As for SNL, still not funny.
Replies: @JimDandy, @Lot, @Reg Cæsar
No, it’s not. But Keenan Thompson (who I’m sure wrote that skit) has shown some independence from the narrative for a long time now. I’m not saying he’s Thomas Sowell or anything, but
From the little I've seen, Keenan Thompson has been one of the most consistently funny cast members on SNL. The more recently hired White dudes tend toward the extremely bland or ultra dorky.
Did anyone else get annoyed at the TV show "Name that tune" when people said they could name the tune in one note? Like, even if you had perfect pitch, that one note is only going to narrow it down to 50 million tunes or so. Just say "zero notes" if you got it from the clue.
As for SNL, still not funny.
Replies: @JimDandy, @Lot, @Reg Cæsar
I like the format of that show, but the songs seem to be 80% show tunes and big band or pre-‘65 pop standards. A version with only 1965-2000 rock and pop instead would be ideal.
I think the one note bidders narrow it down to 2 or 3 songs from the clue that have different starting notes.
Unfortunately, the songs from the era you mention don't possess melody as a rule. Though maybe the format could be changed so the contestants can hear the chord structure or rhythmic pattern.
In the 1980s, I would play Name That Track from one guitar chord. Going around the rock radio dial, I could name songs from one chord maybe 25%-50% of the time.
4chan mods have been doing everything they can to sell out, but lately all pretense of fairness has been dropped. Political speech is tolerated on non-political boards as long as it’s leftist, even if it’s obscene (eg, jokes about Trump raping his own children), but anything pro-Trump or criticizing leftists is removed. One by one the means by which Trump won are being erased, imprisoned, made illegal, banned, or captured. They still don’t know how to meme and their screamingly fake propaganda writing is still self-defeatingly obvious but now no one can point that out.
Low bar, but that is where a lot of regular blacks are at. They're not about to vote for the Romney/Ryan GOP anytime soon, but they have no love for the SJW and even less respect.
Notice that in this clip he almost lost the studio audience there a couple times.
Jordan Peele released a new trailer for his 暮色区域 televisions series. The episode’s title is a reference to the 20,000英尺的噩梦 episode from the original series.
Let’s dissect. Is this episode a reference to the 93 号航班选举 article supporting Trump? Is the white man on the plane paranoid over white displacement and muslim immigration? Note the Muslim women with babies. My guess is that the episode is about how the white man’s paranoia threatens to crash the plane in much the same way that white paranoia elected Trump who in turn is crashing America into the ground. In other words, this is DEEP.
The irony is that in the original episode the twist is that the gremlin was real.
Pretty good skit. Somebody, I think it was Joe Sobran, once remarked that much of humor is the triumph of the actual over the official. As The Narrative moves into peak hegemony, it’ll be interesting to see how it plays out among the young-and-hip when the only way to be transgressive is to mock it.
And, in it’s kind of a tallest-building-in-Wichita sort of thing, but Cecily Strong is probably the prettiest woman to have been an SNL cast member.
Somebody, I think it was Joe Sobran, once remarked that much of humor is the triumph of the actual over the official.
Quite a bit of late-night TV humor these days is the triumph of the official over the actual. There's an entire section of the population that has been conditioned to think that humor is supposed to be two-minutes hate laughter directed at pre-approved targets.
For these people, the whimsical, the unexpected and the absurd simply leaves them unsure how to react.
I like the format of that show, but the songs seem to be 80% show tunes and big band or pre-‘65 pop standards. A version with only 1965-2000 rock and pop instead would be ideal.
I think the one note bidders narrow it down to 2 or 3 songs from the clue that have different starting notes.
Replies: @Redneck farmer, @guest, @Steve Sailer
The kids’ll be screaming for hip-hop, though. And they’re more important than us geezers over 35 to advertisers.
SNLame five minutes dragging segue to SMERSH-would-never-be-able-to-locate-Agent-Alba-007-in-1967-Bulgaria,-sure-it-makes-perfect-sense punch line, as a proof of double standards in the game of cultural appropriations.
Jussie knows that American judicial system will let him play any of these three:
I like the format of that show, but the songs seem to be 80% show tunes and big band or pre-‘65 pop standards. A version with only 1965-2000 rock and pop instead would be ideal.
I think the one note bidders narrow it down to 2 or 3 songs from the clue that have different starting notes.
Replies: @Redneck farmer, @guest, @Steve Sailer
Unfortunately, the songs from the era you mention don’t possess melody as a rule. Though maybe the format could be changed so the contestants can hear the chord structure or rhythmic pattern.
I like the format of that show, but the songs seem to be 80% show tunes and big band or pre-‘65 pop standards. A version with only 1965-2000 rock and pop instead would be ideal.
I think the one note bidders narrow it down to 2 or 3 songs from the clue that have different starting notes.
Replies: @Redneck farmer, @guest, @Steve Sailer
In the 1980s, I would play Name That Track from one guitar chord. Going around the rock radio dial, I could name songs from one chord maybe 25%-50% of the time.
The most insightful social commentary seen on broadcast TV
回复：@Desiderius
Low bar, but that is where a lot of regular blacks are at. They’re not about to vote for the Romney/Ryan GOP anytime soon, but they have no love for the SJW and even less respect.
Notice that in this clip he almost lost the studio audience there a couple times.
Pretty good skit. Somebody, I think it was Joe Sobran, once remarked that much of humor is the triumph of the actual over the official. As The Narrative moves into peak hegemony, it'll be interesting to see how it plays out among the young-and-hip when the only way to be transgressive is to mock it.
And, in it's kind of a tallest-building-in-Wichita sort of thing, but Cecily Strong is probably the prettiest woman to have been an SNL cast member.
Jordan Peele released a new trailer for his 暮色区域 televisions series. The episode's title is a reference to the 20,000英尺的噩梦 episode from the original series.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zmCE17h6cO4
Let's dissect. Is this episode a reference to the 93 号航班选举 article supporting Trump? Is the white man on the plane paranoid over white displacement and muslim immigration? Note the Muslim women with babies. My guess is that the episode is about how the white man's paranoia threatens to crash the plane in much the same way that white paranoia elected Trump who in turn is crashing America into the ground. In other words, this is DEEP.
The irony is that in the original episode the twist is that the gremlin was real.
回复：@Stan Adams
That looks incredibly lame. I’ll be sure to ignore it as soon as it comes out.
Pretty good skit. Somebody, I think it was Joe Sobran, once remarked that much of humor is the triumph of the actual over the official. As The Narrative moves into peak hegemony, it'll be interesting to see how it plays out among the young-and-hip when the only way to be transgressive is to mock it.
And, in it's kind of a tallest-building-in-Wichita sort of thing, but Cecily Strong is probably the prettiest woman to have been an SNL cast member.
Replies: @Desiderius, @PiltdownMan, @Anon87
Somebody, I think it was Joe Sobran, once remarked that much of humor is the triumph of the actual over the official.
Quite a bit of late-night TV humor these days is the triumph of the official over the actual. There’s an entire section of the population that has been conditioned to think that humor is supposed to be two-minutes hate laughter directed at pre-approved targets.
For these people, the whimsical, the unexpected and the absurd simply leaves them unsure how to react.
It’s quite amusing (in a sad way) to see white liberals squirm when a “POC” expresses non-PC facts and opinions.
A soft version of 1984 is already upon us (in the west at least).
In the 1980s, I would play Name That Track from one guitar chord. Going around the rock radio dial, I could name songs from one chord maybe 25%-50% of the time.
回复：@jim jones
The most famous first chord in pop is the one in A Hard Days Night:
Somebody, I think it was Joe Sobran, once remarked that much of humor is the triumph of the actual over the official.
Quite a bit of late-night TV humor these days is the triumph of the official over the actual. There's an entire section of the population that has been conditioned to think that humor is supposed to be two-minutes hate laughter directed at pre-approved targets.
For these people, the whimsical, the unexpected and the absurd simply leaves them unsure how to react.
回复：@Escher
It’s quite amusing (in a sad way) to see white liberals squirm when a “POC” expresses non-PC facts and opinions.
A soft version of 1984 is already upon us (in the west at least).
SNLame five minutes dragging segue to SMERSH-would-never-be-able-to-locate-Agent-Alba-007-in-1967-Bulgaria,-sure-it-makes-perfect-sense punch line, as a proof of double standards in the game of cultural appropriations.
Jussie knows that American judicial system will let him play any of these three:
https://youtu.be/QPngHV_y0P4
https://youtu.be/hjvS-RNngrU
https://youtu.be/6QfqY6KhKu8
回复：@Escher
Late night television was so much funnier back then, before the rise of the PC commissars.
The James Bond joke at the end was funny, since I guess that’s Idris Elba. It would have been funnier if they’d ask who could play a Founding Father, such as, oh, Alexander Hamilton. I’ve heard rumors he’s the subject of a hot Broadway musical.
Did anyone else get annoyed at the TV show "Name that tune" when people said they could name the tune in one note? Like, even if you had perfect pitch, that one note is only going to narrow it down to 50 million tunes or so. Just say "zero notes" if you got it from the clue.
As for SNL, still not funny.
Replies: @JimDandy, @Lot, @Reg Cæsar
Like, even if you had perfect pitch, that one note is only going to narrow it down to 50 million tunes or so.
Yeah, if that “one note” is played on a toy piano. But if it’s the original record, it will have timbre, duration, a particular instrument, a chord behind it, and other clues.
A lot of us could pick out “A Hard Day’s Night” from the opening chord, and nothing else.
I once got a three-word, 16-letter 命运之轮 answer from a single letter. It was a group of people, so it was likely to be plural. The contestant figured this, and picked an S.
But the S didn’t come in the obvious place: _-_-_ . _-_-_-_-_-_-_-_ . _-_-_-S-_.
Only two groups fitting the second word came to mind, and Knute and Gus weren’t Welsh.
Turns out a dark angel in the form of an African Kween has been having her mutual way with Germania throughout the centuries. Stunning visuals, especially towards the end when knights in armor march from a cathedral and go ham. Talk about Church Militant! Hi-ooooo!
No,SNL is not funny,but this skit had some good lines. A couple of the better ones:
When the girl says,” A white teacher who teaches minorities–a white teacher who LEARNS FROM minorities…”
And the black guy saying,”Is he visibly Asian?”
They do some good things occasionally…
Turns out a dark angel in the form of an African Kween has been having her mutual way with Germania throughout the centuries. Stunning visuals, especially towards the end when knights in armor march from a cathedral and go ham. Talk about Church Militant! Hi-ooooo!
10/10 would watch again.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NeQM1c-XCDc
回复：@El Dato
Heads will explode. Extreme virtue signalling will result in people throwing themselves off builings to make a statement!
Shameless exploitation of Holocaust imagery? The same imagery we've seen in, I dunno, like 90% of Hollywood productions since whenever the holocaust became the HOLOCAUST. What's different here? The band is German and hasn't made their politics clear?
Shameless exploitation of Holocaust imagery? The same imagery we’ve seen in, I dunno, like 90% of Hollywood productions since whenever the holocaust became the HOLOCAUST. What’s different here? The band is German and hasn’t made their politics clear?
Pretty good skit. Somebody, I think it was Joe Sobran, once remarked that much of humor is the triumph of the actual over the official. As The Narrative moves into peak hegemony, it'll be interesting to see how it plays out among the young-and-hip when the only way to be transgressive is to mock it.
And, in it's kind of a tallest-building-in-Wichita sort of thing, but Cecily Strong is probably the prettiest woman to have been an SNL cast member.
Replies: @Desiderius, @PiltdownMan, @Anon87
Julia Louis-Dreyfus would like to have a word with you.
From the little I've seen, Keenan Thompson has been one of the most consistently funny cast members on SNL. The more recently hired White dudes tend toward the extremely bland or ultra dorky.
RSS
Who’s the black dude?
Sorta looks like Idris Alba with some nappy hair, but the video cuts away too quick…
Dat Stringer Bell, yo.
(They make the James Bond joke, but curiously fail to mention that Elba played the whitest Norse God of all.)
Apologies if this is a repeat. Technical difficulties
It’s interesting that, once Weinstein got #MeTooed, rather than Haven Moynihan, we started hearing about #WhiteFeminism
回复：@父亲奥哈拉
Couldn’t Bruce Jenner be played by son Brody Jenner? Or Tim Curry, if he can still fit into his Rocky Horror outfit.
Or he could just play himself, considering he has repeatedly appeared in Hollywood productions due to his fame and former handsomeness.
Did anyone else get annoyed at the TV show “Name that tune” when people said they could name the tune in one note? Like, even if you had perfect pitch, that one note is only going to narrow it down to 50 million tunes or so. Just say “zero notes” if you got it from the clue.
As for SNL, still not funny.
不，这不对。 但基南汤普森（我确信他写了那个小品）已经表现出一些独立于叙述很长一段时间了。 我不是说他是 Thomas Sowell 什么的，但是
http://static-ssl.businessinsider.com/snl-black-jeopardy-tom-hanks-donald-trump-supporter-2016-10
回复：@Paleo Liberal，@MarcB。
I like the format of that show, but the songs seem to be 80% show tunes and big band or pre-‘65 pop standards. A version with only 1965-2000 rock and pop instead would be ideal.
I think the one note bidders narrow it down to 2 or 3 songs from the clue that have different starting notes.
Replies: @Redneck farmer, @guest, @Steve Sailer
A lot of us could pick out "A Hard Day's Night" from the opening chord, and nothing else.
I once got a three-word, 16-letter 命运之轮 answer from a single letter. It was a group of people, so it was likely to be plural. The contestant figured this, and picked an S.
But the S didn't come in the obvious place: _-_-_ . _-_-_-_-_-_-_-_ . _-_-_-S-_.
Only two groups fitting the second word came to mind, and Knute and Gus weren't Welsh.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VmQ83IVXvd8
As for SNL, still not funny.
Replies: @JimDandy, @Lot, @Reg Cæsar
No, it’s not. But Keenan Thompson (who I’m sure wrote that skit) has shown some independence from the narrative for a long time now. I’m not saying he’s Thomas Sowell or anything, but
http://static-ssl.businessinsider.com/snl-black-jeopardy-tom-hanks-donald-trump-supporter-2016-10
That is my favorite.
The most insightful social commentary seen on broadcast TV
回复：@Desiderius
From the little I've seen, Keenan Thompson has been one of the most consistently funny cast members on SNL. The more recently hired White dudes tend toward the extremely bland or ultra dorky.
回复：@ Anon87
Sorta looks like Idris Alba with some nappy hair, but the video cuts away too quick...
回复：@guest
Dat Stringer Bell, yo.
(They make the James Bond joke, but curiously fail to mention that Elba played the whitest Norse God of all.)
As for SNL, still not funny.
Replies: @JimDandy, @Lot, @Reg Cæsar
I like the format of that show, but the songs seem to be 80% show tunes and big band or pre-‘65 pop standards. A version with only 1965-2000 rock and pop instead would be ideal.
I think the one note bidders narrow it down to 2 or 3 songs from the clue that have different starting notes.
The kids'll be screaming for hip-hop, though. And they're more important than us geezers over 35 to advertisers.
回复：@AndrewR
Unfortunately, the songs from the era you mention don't possess melody as a rule. Though maybe the format could be changed so the contestants can hear the chord structure or rhythmic pattern.
In the 1980s, I would play Name That Track from one guitar chord. Going around the rock radio dial, I could name songs from one chord maybe 25%-50% of the time.
回复：@jim jones
4chan mods have been doing everything they can to sell out, but lately all pretense of fairness has been dropped. Political speech is tolerated on non-political boards as long as it’s leftist, even if it’s obscene (eg, jokes about Trump raping his own children), but anything pro-Trump or criticizing leftists is removed. One by one the means by which Trump won are being erased, imprisoned, made illegal, banned, or captured. They still don’t know how to meme and their screamingly fake propaganda writing is still self-defeatingly obvious but now no one can point that out.
不，这不对。 但基南汤普森（我确信他写了那个小品）已经表现出一些独立于叙述很长一段时间了。 我不是说他是 Thomas Sowell 什么的，但是
http://static-ssl.businessinsider.com/snl-black-jeopardy-tom-hanks-donald-trump-supporter-2016-10
回复：@Paleo Liberal，@MarcB。
That is my favorite.
The most insightful social commentary seen on broadcast TV
Low bar, but that is where a lot of regular blacks are at. They're not about to vote for the Romney/Ryan GOP anytime soon, but they have no love for the SJW and even less respect.
Notice that in this clip he almost lost the studio audience there a couple times.
笑。
Jordan Peele released a new trailer for his 暮色区域 televisions series. The episode’s title is a reference to the 20,000英尺的噩梦 episode from the original series.
Let’s dissect. Is this episode a reference to the 93 号航班选举 article supporting Trump? Is the white man on the plane paranoid over white displacement and muslim immigration? Note the Muslim women with babies. My guess is that the episode is about how the white man’s paranoia threatens to crash the plane in much the same way that white paranoia elected Trump who in turn is crashing America into the ground. In other words, this is DEEP.
The irony is that in the original episode the twist is that the gremlin was real.
That looks incredibly lame. I'll be sure to ignore it as soon as it comes out.
Over the decades we've gone from this:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i1PikITKKYY
...对此：
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ctHltBauGc8
...to a dreary SJW crapfest.
Pretty good skit. Somebody, I think it was Joe Sobran, once remarked that much of humor is the triumph of the actual over the official. As The Narrative moves into peak hegemony, it’ll be interesting to see how it plays out among the young-and-hip when the only way to be transgressive is to mock it.
And, in it’s kind of a tallest-building-in-Wichita sort of thing, but Cecily Strong is probably the prettiest woman to have been an SNL cast member.
Kristin Wiig was hot.
For these people, the whimsical, the unexpected and the absurd simply leaves them unsure how to react.
回复：@Escher
Julia Louis-Dreyfus would like to have a word with you.
I like the format of that show, but the songs seem to be 80% show tunes and big band or pre-‘65 pop standards. A version with only 1965-2000 rock and pop instead would be ideal.
I think the one note bidders narrow it down to 2 or 3 songs from the clue that have different starting notes.
Replies: @Redneck farmer, @guest, @Steve Sailer
The kids’ll be screaming for hip-hop, though. And they’re more important than us geezers over 35 to advertisers.
Sorry we're on your lawn, Gramps. We know you really wanted your Metamucil so we took a shortcut. Don't forget to wear your Life Alert™.
I think an SNL skit that is a) funny and b) really good satire is one of the signs of the coming End Times. We are doomed.
SNLame five minutes dragging segue to SMERSH-would-never-be-able-to-locate-Agent-Alba-007-in-1967-Bulgaria,-sure-it-makes-perfect-sense punch line, as a proof of double standards in the game of cultural appropriations.
Jussie knows that American judicial system will let him play any of these three:
Late night television was so much funnier back then, before the rise of the PC commissars.
I like the format of that show, but the songs seem to be 80% show tunes and big band or pre-‘65 pop standards. A version with only 1965-2000 rock and pop instead would be ideal.
I think the one note bidders narrow it down to 2 or 3 songs from the clue that have different starting notes.
Replies: @Redneck farmer, @guest, @Steve Sailer
Unfortunately, the songs from the era you mention don’t possess melody as a rule. Though maybe the format could be changed so the contestants can hear the chord structure or rhythmic pattern.
I like the format of that show, but the songs seem to be 80% show tunes and big band or pre-‘65 pop standards. A version with only 1965-2000 rock and pop instead would be ideal.
I think the one note bidders narrow it down to 2 or 3 songs from the clue that have different starting notes.
Replies: @Redneck farmer, @guest, @Steve Sailer
In the 1980s, I would play Name That Track from one guitar chord. Going around the rock radio dial, I could name songs from one chord maybe 25%-50% of the time.
The most famous first chord in pop is the one in A Hard Days Night:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AMSiHdrHl0g
这是有趣的。 很高兴在奥巴马不在办公室的情况下，SNL 偶尔可以做一些聪明的事情。
然而，最近抄袭的风潮似乎又回来了。 5% 的墨西哥堵嘴靠近 Southpark 的 23andme/Ancestry sendup，所有的白人都很高兴受到 1% 的压迫。
同样，他们做了一个 Marie Kondo “什么不能激发快乐？ 危地马拉人”几个星期前史蒂夫开的玩笑，史蒂夫把同步性联系起来。
加上一些纽约漫画指责 SNL 最近偷了他们的两个短剧。
所有（可能的）升降机都为更广泛的观众带来了好东西，但你不想成为胖犹太人。 https://www.vox.com/2015/8/19/9178145/fat-jew-plagiarism-instagram
True to form, this SNL skit manages to be entirely unfunny. At least the first two minutes, which is all I bothered to watch.
SNL hasn't been funny this century, as far as I can tell...
That is my favorite.
The most insightful social commentary seen on broadcast TV
回复：@Desiderius
Low bar, but that is where a lot of regular blacks are at. They’re not about to vote for the Romney/Ryan GOP anytime soon, but they have no love for the SJW and even less respect.
Notice that in this clip he almost lost the studio audience there a couple times.
And, in it's kind of a tallest-building-in-Wichita sort of thing, but Cecily Strong is probably the prettiest woman to have been an SNL cast member.
Replies: @Desiderius, @PiltdownMan, @Anon87
Kristin Wiig was hot.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zmCE17h6cO4
Let's dissect. Is this episode a reference to the 93 号航班选举 article supporting Trump? Is the white man on the plane paranoid over white displacement and muslim immigration? Note the Muslim women with babies. My guess is that the episode is about how the white man's paranoia threatens to crash the plane in much the same way that white paranoia elected Trump who in turn is crashing America into the ground. In other words, this is DEEP.
The irony is that in the original episode the twist is that the gremlin was real.
回复：@Stan Adams
That looks incredibly lame. I’ll be sure to ignore it as soon as it comes out.
Over the decades we’ve gone from this:
……对此：
…to a dreary SJW crapfest.
And, in it's kind of a tallest-building-in-Wichita sort of thing, but Cecily Strong is probably the prettiest woman to have been an SNL cast member.
Replies: @Desiderius, @PiltdownMan, @Anon87
Quite a bit of late-night TV humor these days is the triumph of the official over the actual. There’s an entire section of the population that has been conditioned to think that humor is supposed to be two-minutes hate laughter directed at pre-approved targets.
For these people, the whimsical, the unexpected and the absurd simply leaves them unsure how to react.
It’s quite amusing (in a sad way) to see white liberals squirm when a “POC” expresses non-PC facts and opinions.
A soft version of 1984 is already upon us (in the west at least).
In the 1980s, I would play Name That Track from one guitar chord. Going around the rock radio dial, I could name songs from one chord maybe 25%-50% of the time.
回复：@jim jones
The most famous first chord in pop is the one in A Hard Days Night:
For these people, the whimsical, the unexpected and the absurd simply leaves them unsure how to react.
回复：@Escher
It’s quite amusing (in a sad way) to see white liberals squirm when a “POC” expresses non-PC facts and opinions.
A soft version of 1984 is already upon us (in the west at least).
that was actually pretty funny.
Jussie knows that American judicial system will let him play any of these three:
https://youtu.be/QPngHV_y0P4
https://youtu.be/hjvS-RNngrU
https://youtu.be/6QfqY6KhKu8
回复：@Escher
Late night television was so much funnier back then, before the rise of the PC commissars.
The James Bond joke at the end was funny, since I guess that’s Idris Elba. It would have been funnier if they’d ask who could play a Founding Father, such as, oh, Alexander Hamilton. I’ve heard rumors he’s the subject of a hot Broadway musical.
As for SNL, still not funny.
Replies: @JimDandy, @Lot, @Reg Cæsar
Yeah, if that “one note” is played on a toy piano. But if it’s the original record, it will have timbre, duration, a particular instrument, a chord behind it, and other clues.
A lot of us could pick out “A Hard Day’s Night” from the opening chord, and nothing else.
I once got a three-word, 16-letter 命运之轮 answer from a single letter. It was a group of people, so it was likely to be plural. The contestant figured this, and picked an S.
But the S didn’t come in the obvious place: _-_-_ . _-_-_-_-_-_-_-_ . _-_-_-S-_.
Only two groups fitting the second word came to mind, and Knute and Gus weren’t Welsh.
It’s interesting that, once Weinstein got #MeTooed, rather than Haven Moynihan, we started hearing about #WhiteFeminism
回复：@RegCæsar
In Harvey’s case, the show would be 我可以玩吗 那？
Or,watch me play with THIS!
Rammstein is out with a new German anthem.
Turns out a dark angel in the form of an African Kween has been having her mutual way with Germania throughout the centuries. Stunning visuals, especially towards the end when knights in armor march from a cathedral and go ham. Talk about Church Militant! Hi-ooooo!
10/10 would watch again.
Heads will explode. Extreme virtue signalling will result in people throwing themselves off builings to make a statement!
Oh here we go!! Jews are outraged!!!
https://www.rt.com/news/454982-rammstein-outrage-nazi-camp-video/
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回复：@guest
No,SNL is not funny,but this skit had some good lines. A couple of the better ones:
When the girl says,” A white teacher who teaches minorities–a white teacher who LEARNS FROM minorities…”
And the black guy saying,”Is he visibly Asian?”
They do some good things occasionally…
回复：@父亲奥哈拉
Or,watch me play with THIS!
The kids'll be screaming for hip-hop, though. And they're more important than us geezers over 35 to advertisers.
回复：@AndrewR
Sorry we’re on your lawn, Gramps. We know you really wanted your Metamucil so we took a shortcut. Don’t forget to wear your Life Alert™.
Turns out a dark angel in the form of an African Kween has been having her mutual way with Germania throughout the centuries. Stunning visuals, especially towards the end when knights in armor march from a cathedral and go ham. Talk about Church Militant! Hi-ooooo!
10/10 would watch again.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NeQM1c-XCDc
回复：@El Dato
Heads will explode. Extreme virtue signalling will result in people throwing themselves off builings to make a statement!
Oh here we go!! Jews are outraged!!!
https://www.rt.com/news/454982-rammstein-outrage-nazi-camp-video/
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Shameless exploitation of Holocaust imagery? The same imagery we've seen in, I dunno, like 90% of Hollywood productions since whenever the holocaust became the HOLOCAUST. What's different here? The band is German and hasn't made their politics clear?
不，这不对。 但基南汤普森（我确信他写了那个小品）已经表现出一些独立于叙述很长一段时间了。 我不是说他是 Thomas Sowell 什么的，但是
http://static-ssl.businessinsider.com/snl-black-jeopardy-tom-hanks-donald-trump-supporter-2016-10
回复：@Paleo Liberal，@MarcB。
从我所见，基南汤普森一直是 SNL 上最有趣的演员之一。 最近雇用的白人帅哥倾向于极其平淡或超级愚蠢。
是的，他的喜剧风格对黑人艺术家来说是非常新颖的。
我同意与其他演员相比，他可能看起来很有趣。
回复：@福布斯
SNL hasn’t been funny this century, as far as I can tell…
Heads will explode. Extreme virtue signalling will result in people throwing themselves off builings to make a statement!
Oh here we go!! Jews are outraged!!!
https://www.rt.com/news/454982-rammstein-outrage-nazi-camp-video/
VORWÄRTS FÜR DEN LULZ
回复：@guest
Shameless exploitation of Holocaust imagery? The same imagery we’ve seen in, I dunno, like 90% of Hollywood productions since whenever the holocaust became the HOLOCAUST. What’s different here? The band is German and hasn’t made their politics clear?
And, in it's kind of a tallest-building-in-Wichita sort of thing, but Cecily Strong is probably the prettiest woman to have been an SNL cast member.
Replies: @Desiderius, @PiltdownMan, @Anon87
Julia Louis-Dreyfus would like to have a word with you.
From the little I've seen, Keenan Thompson has been one of the most consistently funny cast members on SNL. The more recently hired White dudes tend toward the extremely bland or ultra dorky.
回复：@ Anon87
是的，他的喜剧风格对黑人艺术家来说是非常新颖的。
我同意与其他演员相比，他可能看起来很有趣。