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der arme Stormtrooper:( ^^

"hinterher Jungs!"

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Cosplay gone horribly wrong.

Man möchte nicht lachen, andererseits...

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Adapter, den kein Mensch braucht:

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Gaming Essentials.

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Für mich einer der wahrscheinlich größten Momente der Menschheitsgeschichte: Der in meinen Augen beste aktuelle Comedian Amerikas, Bill Burr, lässt sein Set fahren und reißt zehntausend der berüchtigen Opie & Antony-Anhänger ('The Pests') den Arsch auf, nachdem diese jeden vorausgegangenen Künstler gnadenlos von der ersten Sekunde an ausgebuht haben.

[Julio Sacchi]

Burr dazu:

"Well, I was backstage, listening to comedian after comedian be booed, and I was mad. I felt like the crowd didn’t deserve the show, the way they were treating some people, and I just kind of—looking back, that was probably the manifestation of fear, where I was like going “Oh my God, I gotta go out there with these animals.” The last thing you need onstage is a comedian scared, so subconsciously I just turned it into anger and I wasn’t even nervous when I went out there, which is never a good thing. You go on in front of 10,000 people you’re supposed to be a little bit nervous. Excitement is what you should have. But I felt nothing, like I was walking into my living room to sit down and watch ESPN, walking out in front of 10,000 people. So I went out there, and I screwed up, I ended up doing a joke that they had been playing on the radio. Nobody laughed, so I panicked. A lot of that booing was my mistake.
(...)
I could have gone out there and had a great set. Jim Norton went on after me
and killed But you know, it went down the way it went down. It was 50% my
fault. Here’s the thing that I love about Philly, everybody else seems to
remember that and Philly, they do that to people so often that seven months
went by and they don’t even remember it, they’re like “What happened?” “Oh
yeah, yeah. Whatever.” A guy puking on people at the Phillies game—it just
seems like every three weeks there’s another story about what somebody in
Philly did, so I mean, you know, they were doing that stuff before I got
there and they’ll do it afterward. I ended up getting out of it because
Philly’s such a sports town and I’m such a sports fanatic, I was able to get
out of it because I knew some stuff..."