My friend has an issue with the perfect inflection of the Star of David.
He's anti-symmetric.
Stage Fright
A young actor, new on the scene and nervous about it, is trying to make his first big role count.
In his first onstage appearance, his character has a fairly simple scene to pull off: he walks onstage holding a rose between his fingers. He waves it past his nose with a big whiff, then declar...
A Scotsman is drinking at the bar.
"I've been layin' bricks fer twenty years" he said in a dejected tone.
"But they don't call me McGregor the bricklayer do they?!" He sipped his drink and continued.
"I've bin paintin' hooses fer thirty-five years." He continued to sip his drink, his inflection getting angrier and more ...
There is a type of capital punishment where the executioner yells mispronounced words at the inmates until they die.
It's called lethal inflection.
Why did the baker raise his voice?
He had a yeast inflection.
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So a kid gets a role in the school play
And his only line is "Hark! I hear a cannon!"
Weeks on weeks he's working on his only line, trying different inflections, faces, timing, everything. "Hark! I hear a cannon! Hark! I hear a cannon! Hark! I hear a cannon!"
Day of the show, he's still working on it,"Hark! I hear a cannon!...
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