"I'm doing this to drive away some people who don't understand me, or even don't want to understand me."
Or this finally fulfilled his desire to broadcast a joke that made the TV screen skip frames and make people think the TV was broken.
Especially nasty.
The interesting things are all small jokes, sticking a fake nose while eating, one person playing two roles to fool people inside and outside the scene, and deliberately fighting with the audience in college speeches, "Do you want to listen to me or listen to records?" "Records." So the record went on to read the long and boring "The Great Gatsby."
Perhaps the biggest joke is that when he pretends to be a misogynist, full of beeping, rude bastards, everyone is fooled, the jokes cover the sky, but no one waits for him to jump out and laugh: stupid, this is a joke!
When he was about to die, he went to the Philippines to find a miracle, only to find that the so-called miracle of life was a bluffing trick - a big bad joke.
A girl said Andy Kaufman was a Dada comedian.
I think girl, don't bluff me, what kind of doctrine?
Isn't this a cheap guy, all he wants is a roundhouse kick when people are complacent, why do you like to play pranks, because I prefer to see you laughing from laughing than making you laugh Become full of teeth.
Hehe, of course you know that I want to shake the bag, but you don't know that there is a mace hidden in my bag.
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