- watching old Vine compilations on YouTube
- reading funny books like Angus, Thongs and Full-Frontal Snogging by Louise Rennison or anything by P.G. Wodehouse (I tend to fancy British humour...)
- see live improv if you can, it's often peak silliness and sitting in a room full of people laughing is good for the soul
I have a strong sense of humiliation and a loose sense of shame. I think it’s best not to take things too seriously and the content I love reflects a certain snarky optimism - The Marx Brothers, Buster Keaten, scripts written by S.J Perlman. To me, Duck Soup is the greatest movie ever written.
if you’re a silly goon that likes watching cartoons all the time but needs a screen break, but still in need of a laugh. you should pick up a book and read John Swartzwelder - he wrote 59 episodes of The Simpsons and is a 100% surreal and absurd…
What happens behind the wheel is, frankly, none of my business. I'd rather spend my time picking songs/sipping coffee/taking in the scene. Driving is so pedestrian.
