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Originally Posted by architype
I enjoy his comedy. He hits pretty close to home when he talks about his eating habits.
As far as sounding effeminate, he often adopts the persona of a hyper critical woman in the audience "thinking out loud' in her voice complaining that he is being too dirty, or blasphemous or just not funny. This might be confusing if he doesn't preface making the comment that he is imagining someone in the audience thinking these thoughts and some people might not catch on that it is a character he is playing and not his own voice.
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At first I thought the adopted persona was that of a gay character (which doesn't bother me) but upon listening closer to the things he says in that persona he is being a a hyper critical woman in the audience "thinking out loud' in her voice complaining that he is being too dirty, or blasphemous or just not funny. I do find that very funny!!