@Generic Guy That argument falls apart when you consider that a big part of why so many Germans speak English is because everyday German is also heavily Americanized. The reality is there's a lot of historical and cultural overlap between the two countries: German-Americans make up the biggest reported ancestry group in the US, there used to be whole German-language newspapers and publishers in the US. Heck, Pennsylvania Dutch is still a thing to this day, the Amish call their law literally the "Ordnung". The US presence post-WWII, heavily ramping up during the cold war, and still lasting to this day, is also a very big cultural exchange factor in reverse. Making Germany one of the biggest US American diasporas particularly outside the Americas, and resulting in German pop-culture being pretty aligned with US trends.
@@YukiTheOkami You should have typed: "Nearly every English speaker knows or speaks some German words" instead of "speaks some German" the latter implies that you know how to at least construct basic phrases in German and understand basic phrases German speakers would say. Speaking some words or knowing them has nothing to do with speaking some of a language, otherwise most Germans would speak English as they use a lot of anglicisms on a daily basis, yet when you start conversing in English, all you hear from most of them are some broken sentences which makes it a guessing game sometimes.
@@blenderpain8249 Each character is not a word. It can be, but most of the time, we're dealing with multisyllabic words or other disambiguating features like reduplication or other forms of contextualization. Also: 44k chars is just plain wrong. Just knowing 4k is in the realm of a very decent education, and, by itself, not even a predictor of how good your overall vocab or spoken Chinese is. It's also fairly systematic in many ways. Sure, you got a pretty hefty challenge just cramming chars at first, but it's not like you didn't have to drill the latin (or any other) alphabet - written Chinese really isn't that bad once you get into the groove, and learning new characters really is no different from learning new English words... which is something most native speakers will be doing for the rest of their days. I'm down for some quips, but people have a tendency to mystify these things so much. Cram Duolingo or Clozemaster and you'll inevitably learn the language, just make sure to also keep writing your flashcards on paper, endlessly, every day. Look for nice podcasts as well, it's magic for language learning. All that yip-yapping aside, Bengt is freaking hilarious. Really witty dude.
The German accent had me thinking about my poor cousin. He had a German nanny and his parents kept taking him to speech therapists for his weird speech impediment. My dad listened to him and realized his parents didn't know that was a German accent. He just picked it up in the middle of Virginia.
There's this really nice British lady teaching at our school. And she's got this weird mixture of German with an accent that can only be a mixture of British and lower bavaria
A true story: When I was growing up in Beijing, sometimes our teacher would ask the kids in class to write our own names 50 times as punishment. A friend of mine was the envy of everyone having the name of 王一丁. Another girl though, almost always ended up weeping at the end. Oh poor 瞿懿曦 *Edited: grammar mistake corrected with the help of a comment.
As a speaker of English only and a tiny bit of Spanish. How do chinese people type? I mean 30 thousands characters is a lot, how can you make a type writer with that or phone ap? I mean on the phone you would have like 100 pages of characters.
@@travisrolison9646 To understand %90 of written Chinese you only need about 3000 characters and many have the same pronunciation, but different tones...So the computers, etc, use a romanized input system called pinyin that breaks down the sounds of the words into the English alphabet characters, then you type that in and there's a list of the most common characters that pop up which you can expand and sometimes there are fourty or fifty characters that all have the same pronunciation with only varying tones, but all of them have different characters. 是时事十使市使湿试 all are written with 'shi' in pinyin and you just use pick from the predictive list that pops up.
@@travisrolison9646 There are various input methods. Although nowadays most people use Pinyin, which is basically using the Latin alphabet to spell out the pronunciations.
@@FieryJuniper Why dialect? Just learn the most official language ---- Manderin. Nobody jumps right away to learn any Chinese dialect. What is this question? Do you even know Manderin?
Clean humor is very challenging because you don't get the boost that comes from people giggling over dirty language. With, dirty humor, people are a little uncomfortable, so any excuse to relieve the tension is likely met with laughs.
This fluidity and timing. Confident delivery. Knows exactly when to shoot. Natural sounding, passive humor. It's hard to believe he's been a comic for over 5 years. I want more.
Similar thing with Japanese if you’re spamming the Chinese characters. Someone did this and accidentally wrote “Perverted teacher who talks to children.” Like goddamn.
Thank you TH-cam algorithm for recommending this! I speak fluent Chinese and have lived in Germany for almost a year, find this bit really funny. And this performance gets even better later and near the end! I'm laughing out loud many times! Very intelligent clean jokes, clever call backs, some punch lines are even philosophical. He clearly have put a lot of thought in to his performance. Keep up the good work Bengt. You deserve to be more famous!
@@SilencioG You're mega awesome! I also laughed out loud so many times. Everything very relatable 😅 Btw, I live in Germany, your accent is perfect! 😁👍 I forwarded this to everyone!! 😎🌲❄
I am so impressed at how great this comedian is. I love finding a truly funny comedian with a great delivery. Very talented. I would definitely see him live.
He tells such funny yet wholesome jokes that its like your just hanging out with some friends & listening to the one funny friend talk about his life without interruption.
@@MorShadi if you think THIS is great comedy, then you should check out a GREAT song called BOBBY by Logic and a "GREAT" festival called Tomorrowland. It's gonna blow your mind
if you keep laughing at comedy that doesn't use a single swear word and they talk about everything else but sex and dating, you know you have discovered true talent....
This comment is like someone smirking until they finally tell you you just ate an entirely vegan meal and "now don't you feel so much better about that?" -- right, because _that's_ how pointing that out makes me feel.
@@FirstnameLastname-us7mx I love clean comedy. It’s an effort to listen to people who speak profanity like a second language. My first and former husband had the uncanny ability/talent to take any word and insert something profane in the MIDDLE of it and presto a new word. Jeanne Robertson, Lee Ann Morgan and John Crist and Tim Hawkins are excellent clean comedians at present. If I had the skill of removing profanity from R rated movies, we could have some wonderful movies.
@@mommalion7028 Since this keeps popping up in my alerts... and just to be clear: No one has (or at least I don't have) a problem with "clean comedy". I really enjoyed this set and I DO think it's great to have comedy people can bring their kids to. My comment was a vaguely flippant humorous [-failed-] attempt at calling out a subset who use the label "clean comedy" as a way to bolster their superiority complex -- which I don't even necessarily think @captain nemo was doing. But sometimes we sound a certain way without meaning to.
‘Tis very sad that the modern culture in 21st century American / English parlance is so vulgar that we find it amazing that a person can speak without using cuss words and we’re gobsmacked that a comedian who isn’t vulgar and doesn’t use cuss words can be funny. ... Our cultural and ethical standards have deteriorated to the lowest common denominator.....
“My dad was a psychiatrist, he didn’t believe I hitting to correct behaviour, he just adjusted our medication. He didn’t spank the butt, he chemically spanked the brain” hahaha. I love that.
This man has an incredible stamina, relatability, observance, wisdom and humor than many other comedians I've encountered. In other words, he's a comedic gem!!
This is understated hilarity. That Navajo wind talker bit had me ROLLING. I had to pause and rewind it and almost passed out both times from the sheer brilliance of it.
Bengt, I first came across you at Wiseguys probably around 15 years ago or so and almost literally fell off my chair. My laughter turned into squeaks because I couldn't get any air coming back in. You are seriously one of the funniest comics, ever! I love how intelligent your humor is; so original yet so spot on with real life. Bravo!
Bengt is a common swedish name, but only for 70-80 year old men. In Sweden, names are popular in 90 year cycles or so, so in like ten-twenty years, it'll be popular again. I actually think it's catching wind already, because as a teacher, I've come across kids called Bengt recently, and that was unheard of ten years ago.
One day I complained to my dad about how people always spell my name wrong. He comes back with, "well, we could have given you the welsh spelling Sioned."
@@SchapieNL English is my 4th foreign language. Also I was sleepy when I wrote those one. Even best of minds do some lame mistakes so I think im also allowed to fail at this
This man is really very funny! Excellent delivery! top notch stand-up! Why is he not waaayyy more famous!?! Some of the guys on Dry Bar are considerably better than some more mainstream comedians on Comedy Central shows. Bengt Washburn is one such an example.
That why in China you run for your life after smacking a spider because its dead body on the wall spells "imminent death" but then you turn back because the shadow of the tree outside spells "spider wasn't talking about you".
That's hard when your language is from drawings of stuff, in this case, the after life of dead spiders, with, crippled stairs, and half broekn moon, and over cooked dumplings? .... it may have some fortune telling implications, on the wall........ haha...
I was there in exchange and lived with my prior exchange students' aunt down the street from her. We went to school together. She banned people from speaking English with me and if she'd here them talking English, she'd yell at them lol
@@klontjespap Same in Sweden. Besides, Sweden was ranked #1 in English for a long time. Even my grandmother can speak English and she's almost 80. All of my cousins could speak proper English at the age of 10. Heck, I even know people with learning disabilities who can speak proper English. Not as fluently as others, but enough to hold a simple conversation. My grandfather was even better though, and is the one who started teaching me when I was 4 years old.
"I had one sneak up on me and poke me with a stick. Then he turned around and ran into a tree! Paw to God! I scat you not!" Had to pause it a minute or two. Couldn't stop laughing. Woke my neighbors up.
this guy is really more than what this particular audience can handle. I'd laugh my lungs out! this guy is funny! he should have gotten much more laugh than what this audience did.
As a U.S Army Veteran myself and also having lived in Germany for 4 years, i can say that picking up on the simpler words and learning numbers was not difficult AT ALL. But it was descriptive words that I had a hard time remembering. I could learn things like ordering food and drinks, telling taxi drivers where I want to go, greeting people and asking how they are, I could get around, but I just didn't learn enough to carry on a conversation. I actually ended up being able to understand more then I could speak, which was a little like having a stroke and being able to understand people but when I tried to say something it came out nonsense. Lol. And it's true what he said, I actually started speaking to Germans in English with a German accent much quicker then I learned any German without even noticing I was doing it. My friends actually had to tell me to stop doing it....lmao.
This was hilarious from start to end and so brilliant ! "Clean" jokes often means more intelligent ones and he managed perfectly. It's nice that there was a kid in the audiance and he didn't hear anything age-inapropiate.
Humor is healing! I can't breathe, I'm laughing so much. I need to just perfect my foreign accents and speak English! Why didn't I think of that?!? Love it!
@@dumaskhan You are right about that, but morons laugh at pointless vulgarity all the time. I swear more than anyone I know, but that doesn't make me funny.
@@westie430 I don't mind cussing. It just gets annoying when comedians use the same jokes as every "dirty"/"scandolous" comedian and 1950s-2000s cheesy sex comedy. Those are mostly just the ugly guy stroking his own ego and 12 year old boys and middle aged men LOVE IT.
As someone who went to Japan in hopes of improving my Japanese, he’s spot on about what it’s like when you go to another country to “immerse yourself in another language.” Lots of people that you meet will know how to speak English and will try to practice their English with you, and many signs (at least in big cities like Tokyo) have English written underneath. And when you start thinking everyone around you knows how to speak English, you will definitely find people who don’t.
Many people in Germany speak high German with an accent of there local dialect so to say there is one German accent one English makes as much sense as saying every native English speaker sounds like an Aussie
@David Jones Yes, something like that. For Christians, basically everything happens for a reason - because all of your life has been planned by the God, etc., etc., there's no place for randomness. The most random thing you can see is your own free will (which is not so random at all) that can lead you closer or further away from the God's plan. Everything and anything that happens in your life is a sort of test for you, it's supposed to help you grow and become closer to the God. Even if you're already considered a good person and suddenly you suffer for no apparent reason, it's His way of further purifying you, making you more eligible to go to the Heaven... or something like that. Born Catholic, I've become an atheist because of what is logic to me, but I've learnt a thing or two.
@@ascesemphia that’s just very poorly catechised Christians who believe that every bad thing happened for a reason. Can’t speak for all but that is not actually a true tenet of Catholicism in the least.
"...and then I turned off the light." At that point I had to stop eating my soup or it would've hit the wall opposite, I was laughing so hard. And the poking the grizzly with the blunt end of the stick segment - just too hilarious. I'm currently staying in a hotel and the people either side of me are now probably convinced there's a lunatic next door b/c I have the volume on my laptop low out of courtesy, so they couldn't hear that - but the random shrieks of laughter, I could not contain. Well, that will give them something to talk over ☺ I'm a big fan of Dry Bar but Bengt Washburn tops everyone I've ever listened to.
Chris L My fiance (German) and I met in China! We usually use Chinese if we want to keep secrets while in Germany or the US... working on German now, but I think it's way harder than Chinese :(
I don't know Chinese, but I'm studying Japenese in school, and learning kanji is an interesting experience. Though, from what I understand it's easier to type in Chinese than Japanese. I dread when I have to do digital assignments for Japanese class. So clunky.
@@She-wolf3636 actually I would say it's infinutely easier to type in Japanese. You don't get too many word combinations that sound the same in Japanese, so you dont need to spam the expansion button to select the right word combination. And you can almost always use hiragana if you are too lazy to find the correct kanji's.
@@chizhang2765 That's one way of looking at it. I guess I'm just used to typing in English, so when I type in Japanese it doesn't feel as fluid on a keyboard. It will get easier with practice.. hopefully.
@@She-wolf3636 These days, typing in Chinese is pretty easy. Usually, we use pinyin on the keyboard along with a menu that we can choose from. There are more advanced systems based upon strokes that are more efficient, but for learners and people who don't type professionally, that can be overkill.
The whole making a sandwich routine had me laughing so hard, tears are literally streaming down my face! 😂 The cheese-to-sandwich ratio is a REAL battle! 😂😂😂😂
This is just how Utah audiences are, doesn’t matter what kind of event it is. Very respectful, probably trying to keep quiet so they don’t interrupt him 😂
I didn't see him rummage through his mind for his next joke... he is super smart. The fact that he has a bid about being dumb and forgetful makes him even smarter. Those in the audience that are not getting his jokes and witty remarks then feel more at ease. Same concept as getting angrier at an upset person. Loved "she weaponized the information"
One of the more clever jokes in that group for sure, he did a ton of them throughout his set and I was constantly amazed at just how good he really is.
I laughed so much and so hard that I literally choked and had to hit pause for quite a while. Everything he said was hilarious! I'd love to see him in person. Now I'm repeatedly clearing my throat from choking. Absolutely hilarious guy!!! 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽🤣
Side note, this is the waffle iron character: 田 (rice field) and this is the broken television character 歯 (tooth).That was my first thought, anyway lol. source: tried (and failed) to learn Japanese in college, but still remember some kanji
Haha nice. Und er sieht auch einfach sooooo hart deutsch aus. Er sieht aus wie einer der Techafinen mid-50er die gerade auf Ihren bestellten Tesla warten 🙈🤣
His thoughts on calming a person in mid rant or fit of anger holds a LOT of truth to it. Saying calm down is dismissing the person's feelings. But helping them see how "over the top" they are getting can scare them into calming down.
Some real gems here. One of my favs: " I never looked worse and I never felt better about it." He really touches down on some deep and very nuanced personal issues that so many of us experience. A super- bright and quirky guy. 🏇 Oh, the grocery store....I left my keys or gloves so many times that one night half in tears I pretty much begged someone to go in for my keys. •Dude, stand your ground on the pajama thing...y.ears ago I would insist that my mate cut the carrots in the shape I like and not his dumb little disks. I regret that now..Chicks can be so overbearing with how exacting things should be.
what’s it to you it isn’t like we’re forcing you to watch no vulgarity. For me I think norm McDonald, bill burr, and Dave chapel are the funniest guys, but it’s just too much for me. I don’t need vulgarity or crude humor, and when these comedians go onto things not needed and that I can only stand to a degree I have to stop.
Our Granddaughter sent us this link and we laughed so hard. She said he is a clean comedian, and for sure Bengt is. Thank you Mr. Washburn. Being an Air Force raised brat, I really enjoyed the military selections.
Yea, it really is weird how coded to war Americans have become. We went from the 70s anti war free love generation to this total worship of war generation. All out allegiance, as if speaking against war means you want your brother or sister to die. It's psychopathic that if you try to PROTECT your family from going to war by being... anti war - that means you are unpatriotic and want USA to fail. I actually have seen it all, being a child from the 70s and 80s. This country is SO effed. Can't even write f___ out here without getting banned anymore. That's what 3 years does.
@@GregJoshuaW Dude we're in one of the biggest eras of peace in the past 100 years right now. Not sure what you're talking about. Total worship of war? Nobody is speaking out in favor of war, we're applauding our armed forces. That's a HUGE difference.
I'm constantly amazed how high the average quality is of the comedians on Dry Bar, and it seems that most of the ones I've seen are local Utah comedians. Bengt's great bit about swearing caused me to ponder: is the average Utahan standup comedian funnier than the average U.S. standup because due to the pervasive Mormon restrictions in place, comedians' usual (formidable) weapons of funny swearing, raunchy material, and such are essentially removed from their arsenal, requiring them to hone all their other comedy chops to a higher degree? Don't get me wrong - I'm a big fan of plenty of "dirty" material and comedians too, but I wonder if there's something to this "beneficial handicapping" hypothesis in this case. Or is it just that there's more existential angst than average in Utah? 😉
I forbade my kids to use swear words, but not for the “standard” reason. I told them I expected them to be more creative in expressing themselves, and vulgar language is usually incredibly boring. My son in particular got a kick out of Elizabethan and Victorian insults; he also made up his own words.
@@llamasugar5478 Nice! "'Sblood, you starveling, you elf-skin, you dried neat's tongue, you bull's pizzle, you stock-fish!" When my brothers and I were kids, we also made up a bunch of our own vulgarities, though in our case it was more to establish workable euphemisms for words banned by our parents.
These comedians take English to a higher level... They seek out the words that hit the nail on the head... They also hone their facial expressions and their delivery... So they're like the cum laude graduates of Comedy College....
I got annoyed with my mother in law one day and called her an old harridan. She told me to stop cursing her 😂 . There went my annoyance in a howl of laughter
Can't WAIT to hear Bengt's take on the pandemic. My new favorite comedian. I can SO relate to all the "getting lost and forgetting" stuff, while trying to act like everything's fine.
As an Army brat in Germany in the early '60's, I learned to speak some German in school and with my 'best' friend next door off post. Later, I enlist and go to Korea, where I met a young lady that I married 2 years later. SO, I see so many parallels in his routine. Luckily, Korean has THE EASIEST Asian alphabet to learn to read!! Thank goodness for no 'shed' designs to learn. I also was stationed on Okinawa for 18 months and only can recognize one Japanese symbol, an upside down - backwards lower case e, for the syllable sound "no". I was a 'poor student as a child. If it had not been for learning German and the analytical process of getting the word's in the correct order to sound right, I would not have done as well as I have as an adult. And I'm still married after 46 years. 사랑해 아내
@@jessejohnson159 I know you're not. But, my actual grandpa has the exact same story as you. Except they got divorced when my mom was around 15? 16? Somewhere around 88-89.
I, as a german, must say his german accent is spot on. So spot on, I can imagine him speaking german!
His mannerisms and especially his accent reminds me Christoph Waltz in Django Unchained!
@Generic Guy nearly ever english speaker speaks some german
Kindergarten
doppelganger
Gesundheit
Rucksack
so sure he does ;)
@Generic Guy That argument falls apart when you consider that a big part of why so many Germans speak English is because everyday German is also heavily Americanized. The reality is there's a lot of historical and cultural overlap between the two countries: German-Americans make up the biggest reported ancestry group in the US, there used to be whole German-language newspapers and publishers in the US.
Heck, Pennsylvania Dutch is still a thing to this day, the Amish call their law literally the "Ordnung".
The US presence post-WWII, heavily ramping up during the cold war, and still lasting to this day, is also a very big cultural exchange factor in reverse. Making Germany one of the biggest US American diasporas particularly outside the Americas, and resulting in German pop-culture being pretty aligned with US trends.
@Generic Guy i mever said fluently
I said some. And it was more ment as half a joke.
@@YukiTheOkami You should have typed: "Nearly every English speaker knows or speaks some German words" instead of "speaks some German" the latter implies that you know how to at least construct basic phrases in German and understand basic phrases German speakers would say. Speaking some words or knowing them has nothing to do with speaking some of a language, otherwise most Germans would speak English as they use a lot of anglicisms on a daily basis, yet when you start conversing in English, all you hear from most of them are some broken sentences which makes it a guessing game sometimes.
“44,000 subtly different drawings of sheds.” Lmfao That’s gold!
Lmfao gold
and yoga poses. Just checked out some Chinese..it's true!
Now comes the plot twist, the twisty part. The ultimate twist.
Chinese
Don't
have
letters
Yep.
Each character is a word.
Good luck.
Totally. Dude was very funny.
@@blenderpain8249 Each character is not a word. It can be, but most of the time, we're dealing with multisyllabic words or other disambiguating features like reduplication or other forms of contextualization.
Also: 44k chars is just plain wrong. Just knowing 4k is in the realm of a very decent education, and, by itself, not even a predictor of how good your overall vocab or spoken Chinese is.
It's also fairly systematic in many ways. Sure, you got a pretty hefty challenge just cramming chars at first, but it's not like you didn't have to drill the latin (or any other) alphabet - written Chinese really isn't that bad once you get into the groove, and learning new characters really is no different from learning new English words... which is something most native speakers will be doing for the rest of their days.
I'm down for some quips, but people have a tendency to mystify these things so much. Cram Duolingo or Clozemaster and you'll inevitably learn the language, just make sure to also keep writing your flashcards on paper, endlessly, every day. Look for nice podcasts as well, it's magic for language learning.
All that yip-yapping aside, Bengt is freaking hilarious. Really witty dude.
The German accent had me thinking about my poor cousin. He had a German nanny and his parents kept taking him to speech therapists for his weird speech impediment. My dad listened to him and realized his parents didn't know that was a German accent. He just picked it up in the middle of Virginia.
WTF thats so fucked up.
That is too funny, but not. But is.
A future German speaker XD
I had it the other way around
There's this really nice British lady teaching at our school. And she's got this weird mixture of German with an accent that can only be a mixture of British and lower bavaria
He looks like every Highschool math teacher in Germany ever. love it
I was about to say the exact same thing. Good to know 😂
HaHa so true!
100%
Or an american science teacher
he looks like my math teacher and she's a woman
A true story: When I was growing up in Beijing, sometimes our teacher would ask the kids in class to write our own names 50 times as punishment.
A friend of mine was the envy of everyone having the name of 王一丁. Another girl though, almost always ended up weeping at the end. Oh poor 瞿懿曦
*Edited: grammar mistake corrected with the help of a comment.
Yeah Wang Yi Ding is waaaaay easier to write in hanzi. Thankfully I only have one difficult hanzi in my Chinese name 何睿思.
As a speaker of English only and a tiny bit of Spanish. How do chinese people type? I mean 30 thousands characters is a lot, how can you make a type writer with that or phone ap? I mean on the phone you would have like 100 pages of characters.
@@travisrolison9646 To understand %90 of written Chinese you only need about 3000 characters and many have the same pronunciation, but different tones...So the computers, etc, use a romanized input system called pinyin that breaks down the sounds of the words into the English alphabet characters, then you type that in and there's a list of the most common characters that pop up which you can expand and sometimes there are fourty or fifty characters that all have the same pronunciation with only varying tones, but all of them have different characters. 是时事十使市使湿试 all are written with 'shi' in pinyin and you just use pick from the predictive list that pops up.
Travis Rolison phonetically
@@travisrolison9646 There are various input methods. Although nowadays most people use Pinyin, which is basically using the Latin alphabet to spell out the pronunciations.
Honestly, as a native German who's currently studying Chinese I was literally dying of laughter xD
Which dialect?
@@FieryJuniper Mandarin 🙈
@@FieryJuniper Why dialect? Just learn the most official language ---- Manderin. Nobody jumps right away to learn any Chinese dialect. What is this question? Do you even know Manderin?
I'm telling you as a Chinese who learnt German it wasn't a piece of cake either xD
Did you survive the laughter?
As someone who never thought they'd like "clean" humor, this guy is hilarious!
clean humor is the best kind (:
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Clean humor is very challenging because you don't get the boost that comes from people giggling over dirty language. With, dirty humor, people are a little uncomfortable, so any excuse to relieve the tension is likely met with laughs.
Fully agree. I rarely find clean humor funny but this was awesome.
The manner-of-fact way he says everything makes it so great! :)
"Meddling Giant..." is a perfectly understated punchline. This dude knows how to turn a phrase; very well crafted act.
This fluidity and timing. Confident delivery. Knows exactly when to shoot. Natural sounding, passive humor. It's hard to believe he's been a comic for over 5 years. I want more.
“Chinese is the only language on earth in which you can write a whole sentence accidentally”😂😂😂
maratheom read this as he said it and this happens so often I think it’s my superpower
阿凡達説法是到付哈歲的覅歐吉安四大佛教
Similar thing with Japanese if you’re spamming the Chinese characters. Someone did this and accidentally wrote “Perverted teacher who talks to children.” Like goddamn.
nossody write not type
Totally not true. More true for english.
He is WAY funnier than the audience response.
Agreed
Absolutely.
Agreed
I'm scaring ppl on the bus I'm laughing so hard,
Absolutely
Just discovered Dry Bar and its amazing comedians. We should be lucky to watch these amazing shows for free.
This guy is absolutely brilliant at timming, expressions and his jokes are really funny.
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Yes, Mr. Bengt must be an expert at being a comedian...
"why spank the butt when you can chemically spank the brain" OMG 😂
I have a collegue whose wife is anesthesiologist. He came up one day with "the kids don't sleep", I was like "WTF ask your wife"?
Thank you TH-cam algorithm for recommending this! I speak fluent Chinese and have lived in Germany for almost a year, find this bit really funny. And this performance gets even better later and near the end! I'm laughing out loud many times! Very intelligent clean jokes, clever call backs, some punch lines are even philosophical. He clearly have put a lot of thought in to his performance. Keep up the good work Bengt. You deserve to be more famous!
Thank you!
@@SilencioG You're mega awesome! I also laughed out loud so many times. Everything very relatable 😅 Btw, I live in Germany, your accent is perfect! 😁👍
I forwarded this to everyone!! 😎🌲❄
"These aren't bad kids they just need bigger pills"
So dead right now 🤣🤣🤣
I am so impressed at how great this comedian is. I love finding a truly funny comedian with a great delivery. Very talented. I would definitely see him live.
Why thank you! I hope I get the chance to do a show in a venue in your area.
Same. Great discovery!
Saw him 20 years ago in North Platte NE when I was driving cross country. He has great delivery.
Yup too bad I live out east... New Yuck state (that's almost the way it sound if someone from NYC says it).
He tells such funny yet wholesome jokes that its like your just hanging out with some friends & listening to the one funny friend talk about his life without interruption.
Mate the character that looks like downward dog is prolly 人, and that means human, so you don't want to accidentally order that either.
how about that "broken television" character?
@@gwapoo I can only think of 丫 or 只
And what does mesh-fence + ironing a shirt mean?
Pom pom12 lol that’s it
@@zissler1 Wow! I didn't think I got it correct
I watch a lot of stand up. This guy is making me laugh so long and hard I have to rewind to hear punchlines. And it's CLEAN. That's talent.
Thanks!
@@SilencioG Yes, I have been laughing out loud a'lot
Riiight!! Lofl!!
Loved the "not an adjective, it's a past participle "! Priceless!
Why isn’t he a major headliner? He’s really hilarious
He's getting there.
is he the first comedian you've ever seen?!? He stinks hahaha
@@AverageRecords You're adorable.
@@MorShadi Hes good but stale. Could never get into any controversial topic.
@@MorShadi if you think THIS is great comedy, then you should check out a GREAT song called BOBBY by Logic and a "GREAT" festival called Tomorrowland. It's gonna blow your mind
if you keep laughing at comedy that doesn't use a single swear word and they talk about everything else but sex and dating, you know you have discovered true talent....
Captain Nemo so so true 👍
This comment is like someone smirking until they finally tell you you just ate an entirely vegan meal and "now don't you feel so much better about that?" -- right, because _that's_ how pointing that out makes me feel.
@@FirstnameLastname-us7mx I love clean comedy. It’s an effort to listen to people who speak profanity like a second language. My first and former husband had the uncanny ability/talent to take any word and insert something profane in the MIDDLE of it and presto a new word. Jeanne Robertson, Lee Ann Morgan and John Crist and Tim Hawkins are excellent clean comedians at present. If I had the skill of removing profanity from R rated movies, we could have some wonderful movies.
@@mommalion7028 Since this keeps popping up in my alerts... and just to be clear: No one has (or at least I don't have) a problem with "clean comedy". I really enjoyed this set and I DO think it's great to have comedy people can bring their kids to. My comment was a vaguely flippant humorous [-failed-] attempt at calling out a subset who use the label "clean comedy" as a way to bolster their superiority complex -- which I don't even necessarily think @captain nemo was doing. But sometimes we sound a certain way without meaning to.
‘Tis very sad that the modern culture in 21st century American / English parlance is so vulgar that we find it amazing that a person can speak without using cuss words and we’re gobsmacked that a comedian who isn’t vulgar and doesn’t use cuss words can be funny. ...
Our cultural and ethical standards have deteriorated to the lowest common denominator.....
The twisty tie killed me. The frustration was so visual and continued with being right the first time!
Thank you! Glad you enjoyed it
😂
“My dad was a psychiatrist, he didn’t believe I hitting to correct behaviour, he just adjusted our medication. He didn’t spank the butt, he chemically spanked the brain” hahaha. I love that.
Nick Henman to *modify behavior ... 😂 but yeah,That was kind of funny
My dad is a shrink😳 Omg! It was so hard being a teen!!!!!😳🤪🤪🤪🤪
It is really refreshing to have an engaging comedian that does not swear.
he did say SHIOOT couple of times though
@Kristie C many many of us manage just fine without swearing
@Kristie C he spelt the cuss words 🤣
Wow, he killed it and that’s what you got from this? Lol
This man has an incredible stamina, relatability, observance, wisdom and humor than many other comedians I've encountered. In other words, he's a comedic gem!!
This is understated hilarity. That Navajo wind talker bit had me ROLLING. I had to pause and rewind it and almost passed out both times from the sheer brilliance of it.
lol! Same man, same
"We were going to go with Thog. But then we had a boy." LOL
“My mom dug up a prehistoric name from a dead language. Who does that?”
My mom did.
Lol
I named my dog a Sanskrit name 😄
Lol!!
@@Uma_amor lol
I knew a girl with a Sanskrit name and I always thought it was the prettiest thing ever
Bengt, I first came across you at Wiseguys probably around 15 years ago or so and almost literally fell off my chair. My laughter turned into squeaks because I couldn't get any air coming back in. You are seriously one of the funniest comics, ever! I love how intelligent your humor is; so original yet so spot on with real life. Bravo!
Bengt is a common swedish name, but only for 70-80 year old men. In Sweden, names are popular in 90 year cycles or so, so in like ten-twenty years, it'll be popular again. I actually think it's catching wind already, because as a teacher, I've come across kids called Bengt recently, and that was unheard of ten years ago.
Good to know!
Pewdiepies fox
“Why spank the butt when you can chemically spank the brain?” 😂😂😂 omg that was genius!
Holy crap, that is pretty awesome. Never heard of this dude. And he managed to be funnier than most comedians without being crude, too.
He had me at "how spicy is your broken television?" lmao
Needs to start selling shirts that say “Get Bengt”
He should try making one and see if that sells before making any more.
I'm a fan!!
I would buy one lol 😂
Yeooooo
@@vickielawson3114 well he'd sell at least 121 :D
"I was gonna go for Thog but we had a boy so it's Dayfith". OMG spat out my coffee 😂. Really good clean comedy.
🤣 Its even funny reading it.
I choked when the "crotchless capri" for the baby came up 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
One day I complained to my dad about how people always spell my name wrong. He comes back with, "well, we could have given you the welsh spelling Sioned."
Adore this guy. Dares to use SAT words, nice line in irony, can keep a thread alive, and is 'clean' in a grown-up way. Super fun.
Yup, "scat you not" ;-)
If you are anywhere near a grandpa or granny he is slaying the reality of life.
I used to teach his son taekwondo in Burke for years! I never knew he was this funny!
he;s not it's an act
:}
@@duroxkilo ...that's how comedy works
He's funny for sure. Love him.
@@gboi3500 fffg
@@miachevaisav2285 yes! I totally laughed out loud several times....and I was even trying to be quiet!!!! 🤣🤣
He embodies all the dad jokes i missed out in life
His jokes are very intelligent.
Actually they don't but he is still funny
@@Hey_IMBM They dont are very intelligent? I see.
@@SchapieNL English is my 4th foreign language. Also I was sleepy when I wrote those one. Even best of minds do some lame mistakes so I think im also allowed to fail at this
@@Hey_IMBM not if you're acting superior. U a fool lol
@@octopus8420 Thank you.
"She didn't spell like a sailor or anything" hahaha
This man is really very funny! Excellent delivery! top notch stand-up! Why is he not waaayyy more famous!?! Some of the guys on Dry Bar are considerably better than some more mainstream comedians on Comedy Central shows. Bengt Washburn is one such an example.
Abagail Washburn is a fine banjo player!
That why in China you run for your life after smacking a spider because its dead body on the wall spells "imminent death" but then you turn back because the shadow of the tree outside spells "spider wasn't talking about you".
That's hard when your language is from drawings of stuff, in this case, the after life of dead spiders, with, crippled stairs, and half broekn moon, and over cooked dumplings? .... it may have some fortune telling implications, on the wall........ haha...
You got 69 likes. I am not changing that.
@@prachetasnayse9709 lol.
@@arcadian91007 It was fun until teacher ask you to write your own name 50 times...and I pity my poor friend whose parents named 瞿懿曦
龍之谷 Must be rough, Lantern-Ladder Marble-Maze Floss-Dance Sad-Shed
He has true talent. Just hilarious!
Everyday life, told with subtle delivery & great timing!
This guy is amazing. His timing and intonations are epic.
Thanks very much!
"Wow. You are lost. Stay here. I'll go get help." YESSSSSSSSS This is hilarious, best delivery ever!
Thanks!
Bengt Washburn I watched that part at least four times 😂
There's no substitute for good comedy, this guy kills it.
Street name "Silent G" 😂
That was a good one made even funnier by the fact that I didn't expect that out of his mouth.
He’s right...everyone in Germany wanted to practice their English with me. I had to avoid anyone under 30 to do my practicing lol.
I felt your pain when I was trying to learn German.
Heh yeah sorry bout that 😅😅
I was there in exchange and lived with my prior exchange students' aunt down the street from her. We went to school together. She banned people from speaking English with me and if she'd here them talking English, she'd yell at them lol
this is a common complaint for the Netherlands too, when we hear you're not from here, we tend to switch and have a conversation instead :D
@@klontjespap Same in Sweden. Besides, Sweden was ranked #1 in English for a long time. Even my grandmother can speak English and she's almost 80.
All of my cousins could speak proper English at the age of 10. Heck, I even know people with learning disabilities who can speak proper English. Not as fluently as others, but enough to hold a simple conversation. My grandfather was even better though, and is the one who started teaching me when I was 4 years old.
"I had one sneak up on me and poke me with a stick. Then he turned around and ran into a tree! Paw to God! I scat you not!" Had to pause it a minute or two. Couldn't stop laughing. Woke my neighbors up.
this guy is really more than what this particular audience can handle. I'd laugh my lungs out! this guy is funny!
he should have gotten much more laugh than what this audience did.
problem with highbrow jokes is that they fly right over many people's heads.
A breath of fresh air among comedians. Loved it.
If you can CATCH a breath of fresh air. Me, I'm laughing too hard.
As a U.S Army Veteran myself and also having lived in Germany for 4 years, i can say that picking up on the simpler words and learning numbers was not difficult AT ALL. But it was descriptive words that I had a hard time remembering. I could learn things like ordering food and drinks, telling taxi drivers where I want to go, greeting people and asking how they are, I could get around, but I just didn't learn enough to carry on a conversation. I actually ended up being able to understand more then I could speak, which was a little like having a stroke and being able to understand people but when I tried to say something it came out nonsense. Lol. And it's true what he said, I actually started speaking to Germans in English with a German accent much quicker then I learned any German without even noticing I was doing it. My friends actually had to tell me to stop doing it....lmao.
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Bengt was ALWAYS so funny! In high school he was always crackin' jokes!
He's married, Pam. Calm down.
Haha okay :) I never was trying to flirt though. Lol I’m married too. Been married for 32 years now.
This was hilarious from start to end and so brilliant ! "Clean" jokes often means more intelligent ones and he managed perfectly. It's nice that there was a kid in the audiance and he didn't hear anything age-inapropiate.
Agreed. Better jokes come from lack of SHOCK comedy , in my opinion.
He was very funny.
Second comedian that had me in laughing in tear without using profanity! Very awesome comedian ✊🏼🤙🏼👍🏼
This comedian will go far! One of the best yet.
He has a second special in the dry bar app
@@DryBarComedy does his special available on Android?
@@DryBarComedy Where does one download the Dry Bar app from, Google Store?
"Do you still love me?"
"You woke up didncha?"
many laughs were had
This is the first time I've seen this guy - he is hilarious! New material - not the usual stuff. Love the jokes about language.
Humor is healing! I can't breathe, I'm laughing so much. I need to just perfect my foreign accents and speak English! Why didn't I think of that?!? Love it!
People said that "clean" comedy was boring and impossible. I made a bet saying that it wasn't
Thank you Dry Bar Comedy for the $76.82 :D
It was offensive sonce he exxagerated alot!
I think it takes more talent to be funny & clean...it's easy to just throw a bunch of profanity in there for filler.💁
those people are idiots. comedy is comedy, clean or not. If its funny, doesn't matter.
@@dumaskhan You are right about that, but morons laugh at pointless vulgarity all the time.
I swear more than anyone I know, but that doesn't make me funny.
@@westie430 I don't mind cussing. It just gets annoying when comedians use the same jokes as every "dirty"/"scandolous" comedian and 1950s-2000s cheesy sex comedy.
Those are mostly just the ugly guy stroking his own ego and 12 year old boys and middle aged men LOVE IT.
As someone who went to Japan in hopes of improving my Japanese, he’s spot on about what it’s like when you go to another country to “immerse yourself in another language.” Lots of people that you meet will know how to speak English and will try to practice their English with you, and many signs (at least in big cities like Tokyo) have English written underneath. And when you start thinking everyone around you knows how to speak English, you will definitely find people who don’t.
Funniest set I've watched in a LONG time. Bengt, you're hilarious!
I'm obsessed with languages so this set was hilarious for me.
He's good , I love the fact that he's not swearing that way I can share with all my family ♥️
His german accent is on point 😂
Not really.
@ADOS Born That is a joke itself, really. I can give you an authentic German accent, and you will change your opinion, trust me.
it's on point. you only hear that he's faking it when he's using german words. but other than that, he sounds exactly like i do in my worst nightmare.
Many people in Germany speak high German with an accent of there local dialect so to say there is one German accent one English makes as much sense as saying every native English speaker sounds like an Aussie
@@olivereckert2492 Well, he's got one of them on point.
"Random pain from above, that's life." Most profound religious heresy, ever!
Heretical, and true, and funny. :)
PRAAAISE THE LAAAWWWD!!!
@David Jones Yes, something like that. For Christians, basically everything happens for a reason - because all of your life has been planned by the God, etc., etc., there's no place for randomness. The most random thing you can see is your own free will (which is not so random at all) that can lead you closer or further away from the God's plan. Everything and anything that happens in your life is a sort of test for you, it's supposed to help you grow and become closer to the God. Even if you're already considered a good person and suddenly you suffer for no apparent reason, it's His way of further purifying you, making you more eligible to go to the Heaven... or something like that.
Born Catholic, I've become an atheist because of what is logic to me, but I've learnt a thing or two.
Shioot happens.
@@ascesemphia that’s just very poorly catechised Christians who believe that every bad thing happened for a reason. Can’t speak for all but that is not actually a true tenet of Catholicism in the least.
"...and then I turned off the light." At that point I had to stop eating my soup or it would've hit the wall opposite, I was laughing so hard. And the poking the grizzly with the blunt end of the stick segment - just too hilarious. I'm currently staying in a hotel and the people either side of me are now probably convinced there's a lunatic next door b/c I have the volume on my laptop low out of courtesy, so they couldn't hear that - but the random shrieks of laughter, I could not contain.
Well, that will give them something to talk over ☺
I'm a big fan of Dry Bar but Bengt Washburn tops everyone I've ever listened to.
Why thank you!!
I agree 100% 😂
He is hysterical! very unique and fresh.
This video deserves more views.
"Follow the benefits to a place you hate"
lololol
Thanks so much Doug! Feel free to share! I need to get famous enough to pay some college tuition for two kids.
I have German and Chinese family. This cracked me up.
One of the things that surprises me is how many people know both German and Chinese. Those are my 2 best languages after English.
@@SmallSpoonBrigade Best in what way?
@@dr.winner2516 I presume he means 'languages I know the best [aside from English]'.
@@ascesemphia ohhhh right
Chris L My fiance (German) and I met in China! We usually use Chinese if we want to keep secrets while in Germany or the US... working on German now, but I think it's way harder than Chinese :(
He makes comedy a workout, I’ve been laughing so hard I hurt.
As a former Dominos driver, "Hello Dominos, "I'm tired and can't feed myself" had me in stiches.
Primordial life fail.. i mean working for dominos..
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;D...mean, but ;D
as a fluent speaker of the mystical shed and downward dog language, I didn't know that's what learning Chinese was like
I don't know Chinese, but I'm studying Japenese in school, and learning kanji is an interesting experience. Though, from what I understand it's easier to type in Chinese than Japanese. I dread when I have to do digital assignments for Japanese class. So clunky.
@@She-wolf3636 actually I would say it's infinutely easier to type in Japanese. You don't get too many word combinations that sound the same in Japanese, so you dont need to spam the expansion button to select the right word combination. And you can almost always use hiragana if you are too lazy to find the correct kanji's.
@@chizhang2765 That's one way of looking at it. I guess I'm just used to typing in English, so when I type in Japanese it doesn't feel as fluid on a keyboard. It will get easier with practice.. hopefully.
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@@She-wolf3636 These days, typing in Chinese is pretty easy. Usually, we use pinyin on the keyboard along with a menu that we can choose from. There are more advanced systems based upon strokes that are more efficient, but for learners and people who don't type professionally, that can be overkill.
The whole making a sandwich routine had me laughing so hard, tears are literally streaming down my face! 😂
The cheese-to-sandwich ratio is a REAL battle! 😂😂😂😂
His material is too intelligent for the audience...
This is just how Utah audiences are, doesn’t matter what kind of event it is. Very respectful, probably trying to keep quiet so they don’t interrupt him 😂
Agreed. Utah audiences are...reserved.
_You remember Ursa? Paw to God. I scat you not._ This was like rapid-fire highbrow. Not a single reaction to Ursa.
I didn't see him rummage through his mind for his next joke... he is super smart. The fact that he has a bid about being dumb and forgetful makes him even smarter. Those in the audience that are not getting his jokes and witty remarks then feel more at ease. Same concept as getting angrier at an upset person. Loved "she weaponized the information"
Tbf they look really young and have no clue what he's talking about.
The people laughing are all the parents xD
“I’ve never looked worse and never felt better about it”😆😁🤣
OMG… that was the funniest stand-up I’ve ever scene in my life! ❤❤
I love how he says "Ask Ursa" in the bear story, because "Ursa" literally means "bear"
One of the more clever jokes in that group for sure, he did a ton of them throughout his set and I was constantly amazed at just how good he really is.
"I scat you not"
I love that he jokes about things that nobody does.
I am very happy you say this! I try to find different topics
@@SilencioG Noooooo
@@Nina-cd6uw I mean - I try to talk about things that aren't already covered by other comics.
I laughed so much and so hard that I literally choked and had to hit pause for quite a while. Everything he said was hilarious! I'd love to see him in person. Now I'm repeatedly clearing my throat from choking.
Absolutely hilarious guy!!! 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽🤣
Side note, this is the waffle iron character: 田 (rice field) and this is the broken television character 歯 (tooth).That was my first thought, anyway lol.
source: tried (and failed) to learn Japanese in college, but still remember some kanji
hahahhaha...now it makes his joke even funnier. Thanks!!
Fantastic! I appreciate the translation.
It’s probably 齒 that you’re thinking of
@@asdfgh123456978 that oddly looks more like an oven
Justine Taylor some say it’s actually 只 when it comes to the broken television. I guess we’ll never know!
Oh man this had me laughing so hard I had to pause cause I couldn't breathe nor see from the tears in my eyes lol loved it!
same!!! LOLL
You're so cute!!!
Agreed!
He had me rolling with laughter as well! I'm in a wheelchair, so that's saying something.
@@logankerlee1988 I feel ya, I am not full time wheelchair bound, but have to use one often. Almost fell outta mine laughing at this special lol
As a German, I like a good set involving Germany and German.
All we ever wanted was to be part of something bigger than us.
And look where that got ya. ;)
That didnt age very well did it?
That's so wholesome
Haha nice. Und er sieht auch einfach sooooo hart deutsch aus. Er sieht aus wie einer der Techafinen mid-50er die gerade auf Ihren bestellten Tesla warten 🙈🤣
Dang... You'd think that one world war would have been enough, but oh no... You had to have two world wars. 😂
His thoughts on calming a person in mid rant or fit of anger holds a LOT of truth to it.
Saying calm down is dismissing the person's feelings.
But helping them see how "over the top" they are getting can scare them into calming down.
One of the most enjoyable and relatable comedy sets in the history Of comedy..! 😁😃😄😅😆😂
23:25 "Paw to god - I scat you not!" - Mr Adjective deserves more laughs!
thanks!
Some real gems here.
One of my favs: " I never looked worse and I never felt better about it." He really touches down on some deep and very nuanced personal issues that so many of us experience. A super- bright and quirky guy. 🏇
Oh, the grocery store....I left my keys or gloves so many times that one night half in tears I pretty much begged someone to go in for my keys.
•Dude, stand your ground on the pajama thing...y.ears ago I would insist that my mate cut the carrots in the shape I like and not his dumb little disks. I regret that now..Chicks can be so overbearing with how exacting things should be.
Ha! Id stand my ground but its too late. Already lost the war.
Love this guy, funny funny. No cursing.
brendon chase All of DryBar comedy is clean/no cursing :)
Oddly enough bill Barr has Barr in his name and is the opposite
I guess you believe in the loophole, too, because he did spell some curse words ;) Anyway, he is very funny and clean - I definitely appreciate that.
I really don't get why this is important to anyone.
what’s it to you it isn’t like we’re forcing you to watch no vulgarity. For me I think norm McDonald, bill burr, and Dave chapel are the funniest guys, but it’s just too much for me. I don’t need vulgarity or crude humor, and when these comedians go onto things not needed and that I can only stand to a degree I have to stop.
Our Granddaughter sent us this link and we laughed so hard. She said he is a clean comedian, and for sure Bengt is. Thank you Mr. Washburn. Being an Air Force raised brat, I really enjoyed the military selections.
Glad you enjoyed it!
How have I never heard of his guy? I haven’t laughed so many times during a set in a while.
Me: What country does this show take place in?
Comedian: My wife works in the military.
Audience: Wohooo! * eager applause*
Me: I see!
Imagine that, a population that actually loves it's own country instead of constantly celebrating it's destruction
He didn't say Military, He said US Air Force. But I get what you mean.
@@Superabound2 *its... twice.
Your level of competence in your mother tongue corresponds to the strength of your argument, as is so often the case.
Yea, it really is weird how coded to war Americans have become. We went from the 70s anti war free love generation to this total worship of war generation. All out allegiance, as if speaking against war means you want your brother or sister to die. It's psychopathic that if you try to PROTECT your family from going to war by being... anti war - that means you are unpatriotic and want USA to fail. I actually have seen it all, being a child from the 70s and 80s. This country is SO effed. Can't even write f___ out here without getting banned anymore. That's what 3 years does.
@@GregJoshuaW Dude we're in one of the biggest eras of peace in the past 100 years right now. Not sure what you're talking about. Total worship of war?
Nobody is speaking out in favor of war, we're applauding our armed forces. That's a HUGE difference.
I'm constantly amazed how high the average quality is of the comedians on Dry Bar, and it seems that most of the ones I've seen are local Utah comedians. Bengt's great bit about swearing caused me to ponder: is the average Utahan standup comedian funnier than the average U.S. standup because due to the pervasive Mormon restrictions in place, comedians' usual (formidable) weapons of funny swearing, raunchy material, and such are essentially removed from their arsenal, requiring them to hone all their other comedy chops to a higher degree?
Don't get me wrong - I'm a big fan of plenty of "dirty" material and comedians too, but I wonder if there's something to this "beneficial handicapping" hypothesis in this case. Or is it just that there's more existential angst than average in Utah? 😉
I forbade my kids to use swear words, but not for the “standard” reason. I told them I expected them to be more creative in expressing themselves, and vulgar language is usually incredibly boring. My son in particular got a kick out of Elizabethan and Victorian insults; he also made up his own words.
@@llamasugar5478 Nice! "'Sblood, you starveling, you elf-skin, you dried neat's tongue, you bull's pizzle, you stock-fish!"
When my brothers and I were kids, we also made up a bunch of our own vulgarities, though in our case it was more to establish workable euphemisms for words banned by our parents.
These comedians take English to a higher level... They seek out the words that hit the nail on the head... They also hone their facial expressions and their delivery... So they're like the cum laude graduates of Comedy College....
I got annoyed with my mother in law one day and called her an old harridan. She told me to stop cursing her 😂 . There went my annoyance in a howl of laughter
You are exactly right, DanHarkless. Right on both counts.
I laughed so hard at the baby bit. "you meddling giant!"
Storm the building; kill the plants.😂😂😂 dying!😂😂
Can't WAIT to hear Bengt's take on the pandemic. My new favorite comedian.
I can SO relate to all the "getting lost and forgetting" stuff, while trying to act like everything's fine.
I’m being irresponsible at work watching this, but this man has me in tears 😂😂😭
Thank you very much for watching this at work.
Since John Malkovich stopped shaving his head, he's become freaking hilarious!
As an Army brat in Germany in the early '60's, I learned to speak some German in school and with my 'best' friend next door off post. Later, I enlist and go to Korea, where I met a young lady that I married 2 years later. SO, I see so many parallels in his routine. Luckily, Korean has THE EASIEST Asian alphabet to learn to read!! Thank goodness for no 'shed' designs to learn. I also was stationed on Okinawa for 18 months and only can recognize one Japanese symbol, an upside down - backwards lower case e, for the syllable sound "no". I was a 'poor student as a child. If it had not been for learning German and the analytical process of getting the word's in the correct order to sound right, I would not have done as well as I have as an adult. And I'm still married after 46 years. 사랑해 아내
Are you my grandpa?
@@jtreed3296 I seriously doubt it! 🤣 Better ask your 'momma'!
@@jessejohnson159 I know you're not. But, my actual grandpa has the exact same story as you. Except they got divorced when my mom was around 15? 16? Somewhere around 88-89.
@@jtreed3296 Damned sad about the divorce... I'm just so glad things have worked out well for my wife and I!
I'm laughing so hard I'm crying. A dangerous time to be eating ramen.
Edit: I'm less than 4 minutes in.
No worries, a noodle might make its way out your nose, no problem!