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It’s cable TV's most trusted source for exhibitionist weirdos, injurious idiots and all things Web. Format: Multiple Formats, Blu-ray, NTSC, Widescreen Region: Region A/1 (Read more about DVD/Blu-ray formats.) Number of discs: 1 DVD Release Date: June 12, 2012 Run Time: 220 minutes #53,420 in Movies & TV (See Top 100 in Movies & TV) in Movies & TV > Blu-ray > Comedy a normal dvd but shipped late I don't buy things that I don't like or love! I live in Australia and can not even watch it is this a comedy or tragedy///////////////////?????????????tragedy TRAGEDY because it isn't funnyand & no humour is the pretenders way to weigh in and get fish... I really enjoy Tosh.0. It's fun and irreverential! I hope he keeps up the funny for a long time to come! Set up an Amazon Giveaway Learn more about Amazon Giveaway What Other Items Do Customers Buy After Viewing This Item? Tosh.0 - Collas Plus Exposed Arms [Blu-ray]

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In a way tiny nutshell: a blogger reported going to a Tosh comedy show where he made a remark about rape jokes being funny, being able to joke about anything including rape, &c. (As far as I know, there’s no recording of the show.) She yelled out from the audience, “Actually, rape is never funny.” hoodie burzumTosh said something to the effect of “Wouldn’t if be funny if she were raped by five guys right now?” nirvana shirt for sale philippines(There’s dispute over the wording, but he later publicly apologized.) tesseract hoodie ukThe blogger blogged about it, and the Internet exploded.hoodie dc kaskus One thing or another kept me from writing about it until it seemed way too late, but for the record: (1) You should be prepared to be offended at a comedy show, but Tosh was still being a jackhole. hoodies in ahmedabad

(2) Rape is never funny. But a joke about rape can be. (Likewise the Holocaust, disasters, assassinations. Infanticide = never funny; A Modest Proposal = funny.) (3) Comedians, in general, can joke about rape. But Daniel Tosh, in particular, seems really, really crappy at it.One of the many sidelines to this debate was a tweet that Louis CK posted during the furor, saying that Tosh’s TV show, Tosh.0, always makes him laugh. weighted hoodie adultsThe tweet was interpreted as his taking Tosh’s side. jetsons hoodieBut as Louis CK said last night to Jon Stewart, he was actually on vacation in Vermont and unaware of the controversy, until he went online a couple days later and found: “So I’m a defender of rape now! I’ve been called a rape apologist because I said ‘Hi’ to a guy.” Then he talked for about five minutes about the Tosh controversy and rape humor generally.

I don’t want to slice and dice his response into soundbites because it’s best listened to in whole. But whatever you think of his larger argument, this passage is key: “To me, all dialogue is positive… If somebody has the opposite feeling from me, I want to hear it, so I can add to mine. I don’t want to obliterate theirs with mine.” In particular, he said, his reflexive response that “any joke about anything bad is great” was challenged when he read a blog post about how the possibility of rape “polices women’s lives” and narrows their possibilities. You may disagree with his take on rape jokes. (He’s made some himself, including searing, horrible, and God-help-me funny riffs on child rape and raping Hitler.) But there’s something in that answer that also defines his FX show, Louie, currently on a tear in its third season. What’s distinctive about Louie—and I credit this insight to Mrs. Tuned In, catching up on the show the other day—is how it builds stories about people who are open to new encounters, new perspectives and new opinions in a way most sitcoms don’t explore.

The show is like a ribald travelogue of one guy, Louis CK’s alter ego, going out into the world and meeting new people. Sometimes he gets in conflicts (“Bully”). Sometimes he makes friends (last week’s “Miami”). Sometimes he does both (“Come On, God,” where he connects with his antagonist from a cable-news debate about masturbation). But the upshot is always that new experiences and new perspectives make you grow. In the “Miami” episode last Thursday, Louie stepped outside his comfort zone on a Florida trip and made such a connection with a young Cuban-American lifeguard that he didn’t want to leave. His new friend guessed that he was probably gay—I read it more as a kind of Brideshead Revisited intense bromance—but the bigger point was that Louie was in love with discovery: being open to it may get you in trouble, may make you embarrassed, but it almost always makes you better. Or as his new pal put it, in Spanish, “Say you don’t know and then you learn everything.”