yeah my sense was that he was the most insecure (which any of us would be in that chair) and eager to persuade his peers of his intellectual capabilities (which, in a cute way, they didn't really seem to care for – they just care that things be funny)
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I would be happy to integrate that into my reading and revise it to be say, 30-40% cultural awkwardness and 60-70% "the pressing desire to be taken proper-seriously as an artist" (in case "insecurity" is a bit loaded)Thanks. Twitter will use this to make your timeline better. UndoUndo
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And how. I grew up with a TV that only got two channels: ABC and BBC. I got a lot of good British comedy, which utterly alienated me from the majority of my classmates.
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(Okay, PBS, but 90% of the programming I watched was the BBC stuff.)
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