I had posted this as a response to a recent (at the time) news article about Jerry Seinfeld visiting Epstein Island. The post was immediately removed by the admin, citing the no politics rule. Which I thought was a bit ridiculous, as it's news if anything, not politics. But you can argue that anything is politics, so I didn't feel like fighting it. I did make this altered version, which technically fit the rules that stated "no politics outside of what is mentioned in the show" because I blocked out words so that all that was left was actual dialog from the episode. But I didn't end up posting it at all. Not sure if this joke makes much sense now considering it's no longer a timely reference.

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[–] 9 points 5 days ago (1 child)

I can't say I found him terribly funny, never "burst out laughing til you can't breathe" funny, but I did find him amusing in an absurd kind of way. I appreciated his show more when someone said it wasn't a show "about nothing", it was more a show of how a comedian (or one particular comedian) develops his bits. And in that perspective, I think the show is interesting enough, but still not particularly funny. It also highlighted to me just how absurd so much of society is. Like having a serious discussion about humor with a user named SatansMaggotyCumFart.

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