Woman at a comedy show in Australia with no sense of humor

[Nrocinu]

http://www.videosift.com/video/Woman...sense-of-humor

Ha ha ha ha, he handled that really well; man some people need to lighten up. Epic.

[Q-Man]

Ha ha ha ha, he handled that really well; man some people need to lighten up. Epic.

[Pseudonaja]

Noce one.

People really need to lighten up. The whole point of stand-up comedy: It's funny cause it's true.

[Nandrew]

Ha ha ha ha, he handled that really well; man some people need to lighten up. Epic.

[brazed]

Ha ha ha ha, he handled that really well; man some people need to lighten up. Epic.

[James Donaldson]

Ha ha ha ha, he handled that really well; man some people need to lighten up. Epic.

[CrashHelmut]

Ha ha ha ha, he handled that really well; man some people need to lighten up. Epic.

[Kensei]

Mini-combo breaker!!!

Notice how the man on her right was seriously squirming

[Flangenimblick]

Ha ha ha ha, he handled that really well; man some people need to lighten up. Epic.



(Actually he did handle it pretty well. "BOLLOCKS TO YOU!". classic. Are you sure it's in Australia? They sound British to me. And as far as I'm aware Australians don't say "bollocks".)

[GeometriX]

You can tell he was Australian due to his Australian accent. For a British accent, try this.

[Pseudonaja]

Jimmy Carr is legend!
Quite Interesting ftw.

[FEN1X]

Ha ha ha ha, he handled that really well; man some people need to lighten up. Epic.



(Actually he did handle it pretty well. "BOLLOCKS TO YOU!". classic. Are you sure it's in Australia? They sound British to me. And as far as I'm aware Australians don't say "bollocks".)

The comedian was an Aussie while the woman sounded British.

[ironwolf]

that guy is a legend. In the end he did tear her a new *******.

[wir]

He's performing in the UK if I'm not mistaken.

lol@heckler

[Flangenimblick]

You can tell he was Australian due to his Australian accent. For a British accent, try this.

It sounded quite British to me. There were a few words that had an Australian twang to it, but that doesn't necessarily mean he is Australian. Also the "bollocks" thing has me sold on him being British. I've known many Australians and I have never heard one use that word, unless they were mocking a Britt.

But we're getting hung-up on nonsense.

It's funny, she got a good spanking.

[no_fear]

She's a dumb bitch. She is at a comedy show and takes offence.

She really isn't all that special.

[Flangenimblick]

You get people like that. I was once at a hypnotist show where some dumb fool woman started shouting at the hypnotist that he's the devil and this is satan worship, blah blah blah. People need to lighten up.

[Toi]

Ha ha ha ha, he handled that really well; man some people need to lighten up. Epic.

Dammit I'm always too late for this ****.

[onona]

How can you people not tell the difference between an Australian accent, and an English one (there's no such thing as a "British accent", technically)?? They're -totally- different.

Anyway, that woman in the video was obviously far too uptight and shouldn't have been there in the first place. I did find it amusing that she had the arrogance to suggest he'd been directing jokes at her specifically.

[onona]

Also the "bollocks" thing has me sold on him being British.

What? I'm not British and I say bollocks all the time. So do many of my friends. From lots of different countries.