Austin Improv

I think if I learned anything from OOB6 it's that personal taste is a pretty major trump card. There were shows that may have been more "skillfully" performed than others that did not make me laugh as much. Plenty of times I thought "now that's funny" or "wow, that was smart", but the stuff I actually laugh at is entirely different. So there's that.

my personal taste is salty.

LuBu McJonhson wrote:my personal taste is salty.

Do deers lick you?

LisaJackson wrote:

LuBu McJonhson wrote:my personal taste is salty.

Do deers lick you?

Yes, Dear.

vine311 wrote:Yes, Dear.

That is the only phrase a man needs to know in order to have a good marriage.

LisaJackson wrote:

vine311 wrote:Yes, Dear.

That is the only phrase a man needs to know in order to have a good marriage.

That and "You're right. I don't know what I was thinking. I'll go and draw you a bubble bath now. Would you like some chocolate?"

DollarBill wrote:I think if I learned anything from OOB6 it's that personal taste is a pretty major trump card. There were shows that may have been more "skillfully" performed than others that did not make me laugh as much. Plenty of times I thought "now that's funny" or "wow, that was smart", but the stuff I actually laugh at is entirely different. So there's that.

Any specifics you care to share?

York99 wrote:

DollarBill wrote:I think if I learned anything from OOB6 it's that personal taste is a pretty major trump card. There were shows that may have been more "skillfully" performed than others that did not make me laugh as much. Plenty of times I thought "now that's funny" or "wow, that was smart", but the stuff I actually laugh at is entirely different. So there's that.

Any specifics you care to share?

Yeah, Bill, tell us the groups who made you laugh even though they weren't skillful!

vine311 wrote:That and "You're right. I don't know what I was thinking. I'll go and draw you a bubble bath now. Would you like some chocolate?"

It'd better be dark chocolate unless you enjoy sleeping on the couch.

LisaJackson wrote:

vine311 wrote:That and "You're right. I don't know what I was thinking. I'll go and draw you a bubble bath now. Would you like some chocolate?"

It'd better be dark chocolate unless you enjoy sleeping on the couch.

Yes, Dear.

ratliff wrote:

York99 wrote:

DollarBill wrote:I think if I learned anything from OOB6 it's that personal taste is a pretty major trump card. There were shows that may have been more "skillfully" performed than others that did not make me laugh as much. Plenty of times I thought "now that's funny" or "wow, that was smart", but the stuff I actually laugh at is entirely different. So there's that.

Any specifics you care to share?

Yeah, Bill, tell us the groups who made you laugh even though they weren't skillful!

Not like that. don't get me into trouble here, Ratliff.

I meant that elaborating might serve the purpose of this forum section.

vine311 wrote:

LisaJackson wrote:

vine311 wrote:Yes, Dear.

That is the only phrase a man needs to know in order to have a good marriage.

That and "You're right. I don't know what I was thinking. I'll go and draw you a bubble bath now. Would you like some chocolate?"

You just need "I honestly have no idea what you're talking about."

LuBu McJonhson wrote:my personal taste is salty.

Here I just wanted Loob's line back in the spotlight for a moment. I think it's funny.

Foot rubs are the trump card.

I really thought Silver City Pink was a pretty flawless show. It was great ensemble. Hilarious, playful, and yes, great improv technique, but the playful funny nature of all the performers was what made me laugh.

Also, Edi Patterson cracked me up in everything she was in.