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  1. Enjoy this cocktail/gem of #truth mixed with #humor, #ContextAndPerspective - #StephenColbert - while we can!

    > Trump Threatens To Rain Hell On Iran’s Civilians | Easter At The White House | Far Side Of The Moon

    youtube.com/watch?v=dHWtVU1lwwI

    > Apr 6, 2026 #Colbert #Comedy #Monologue

    President #Trump boasted about plans to blow up civilian infrastructure in #Iran, children attending a White House #Easter event got an earful from the president...

    #TrumpVirus #WarCrimes #madman
    #insanity

  2. ‘SNL’ recap: Melissa McCarthy demonstrates why she’s a repeat host

    Along with Steve Martin and Alec Baldwin, Melissa McCarthy is one of those performers who’s been on “Saturday…
    #NewsBeep #News #Topstories #baby #bensherman #cousinplanet #Headlines #jost #mccarthy #MikeyDay #monologue #mouthhorn #otherweek #PeteHegseth #repeathost #sketch #SNL #thing #TopStories #worldsong
    newsbeep.com/295279/

  3. Reminds me of my late grandma, who used to constantly tell me "it's okay to be leftie, nothing wrong with that," which obviously disclosed her bias against lefties. 😆

    6 Surprising Facts About Lefties

    #Monologue #Lefties

  4. Reminds me of my late grandma, who used to constantly tell me "it's okay to be leftie, nothing wrong with that," which obviously disclosed her bias against lefties. 😆

    6 Surprising Facts About Lefties

    #Monologue #Lefties

  5. Reminds me of my late grandma, who used to constantly tell me "it's okay to be leftie, nothing wrong with that," which obviously disclosed her bias against lefties. 😆

    6 Surprising Facts About Lefties

    #Monologue #Lefties

  6. Reminds me of my late grandma, who used to constantly tell me "it's okay to be leftie, nothing wrong with that," which obviously disclosed her bias against lefties. 😆

    6 Surprising Facts About Lefties

    #Monologue #Lefties

  7. Reminds me of my late grandma, who used to constantly tell me "it's okay to be leftie, nothing wrong with that," which obviously disclosed her bias against lefties. 😆

    6 Surprising Facts About Lefties

    #Monologue #Lefties

  8. Sorry for the sound quality. I recorded this in an empty bedroom during a pretty rough time. Had to talk myself into filming at all, but doing it made me feel productive. Enjoy?

    #callersbooks #bookpromo #interrogation #monologue #indiebook #indieauthor #fantasybook #cinematic #read #books #booksky

    youtu.be/Ne5DNPTc46Q?si=0RCHD4

  9. Sorry for the sound quality. I recorded this in an empty bedroom during a pretty rough time. Had to talk myself into filming at all, but doing it made me feel productive. Enjoy?

    #callersbooks #bookpromo #interrogation #monologue #indiebook #indieauthor #fantasybook #cinematic #read #books #booksky

    youtu.be/Ne5DNPTc46Q?si=0RCHD4

  10. Sorry for the sound quality. I recorded this in an empty bedroom during a pretty rough time. Had to talk myself into filming at all, but doing it made me feel productive. Enjoy?

    #callersbooks #bookpromo #interrogation #monologue #indiebook #indieauthor #fantasybook #cinematic #read #books #booksky

    youtu.be/Ne5DNPTc46Q?si=0RCHD4

  11. Sorry for the sound quality. I recorded this in an empty bedroom during a pretty rough time. Had to talk myself into filming at all, but doing it made me feel productive. Enjoy?

    #callersbooks #bookpromo #interrogation #monologue #indiebook #indieauthor #fantasybook #cinematic #read #books #booksky

    youtu.be/Ne5DNPTc46Q?si=0RCHD4

  12. ✦Monologue✦
    I had too many artists I thought I could learn/study, and I ended up learning nothing. So I narrowed it down to the artists who truly influenced me and changed my arting life.
    · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · ·
    #janappleart #monologue

  13. I think it had a cast of only 3 or 4 performers. They were using actual #Shakespeare #dialogue; it wasn't written in modern English or anything like that. I don't remember a lot about the performance other than what I'm about to relate. Either it wasn't that memorable, or this bit was simply burned into my brain and left no room for anything else.

    Lady MacBeth was played by a young woman - probably not older than 18 - and the others were young as well. Lady MacBeth performed one of her monologues in an ... #unusual fashion.

    While she was #monologuing, she and MacBeth were, to put not too fine a point on it, dry-humping. Doggy-style. So fully #clothed, but doing the, uh, motion of the real thing. Lady MacBeth was leaning forward over a chair, facing directly out into the #audience, while MacBeth was behind her, hands on her hips, #thrusting away #rhythmically through her whole #speech.

    He wasn't just faking, so her lines were interrupted every couple of seconds with a #slapping sound and a hitch in her voice. I don't remember which soliloquy it was, but it would have gone something like:

    We fail! (slap)
    But screw your courage (slap) to the sticking-place (slap),
    And we'll not fail (slap). When Duncan is asleep (slap) -
    Whereto the rather (slap) shall his day's hard journey (slap) ...

    But they were playing it deadly serious.

    2/3

    #DryHump #DryHumping #DoggyStyle #monologue #performance #laugh #laughing #slap

  14. I think it had a cast of only 3 or 4 performers. They were using actual #Shakespeare #dialogue; it wasn't written in modern English or anything like that. I don't remember a lot about the performance other than what I'm about to relate. Either it wasn't that memorable, or this bit was simply burned into my brain and left no room for anything else.

    Lady MacBeth was played by a young woman - probably not older than 18 - and the others were young as well. Lady MacBeth performed one of her monologues in an ... #unusual fashion.

    While she was #monologuing, she and MacBeth were, to put not too fine a point on it, dry-humping. Doggy-style. So fully #clothed, but doing the, uh, motion of the real thing. Lady MacBeth was leaning forward over a chair, facing directly out into the #audience, while MacBeth was behind her, hands on her hips, #thrusting away #rhythmically through her whole #speech.

    He wasn't just faking, so her lines were interrupted every couple of seconds with a #slapping sound and a hitch in her voice. I don't remember which soliloquy it was, but it would have gone something like:

    We fail! (slap)
    But screw your courage (slap) to the sticking-place (slap),
    And we'll not fail (slap). When Duncan is asleep (slap) -
    Whereto the rather (slap) shall his day's hard journey (slap) ...

    But they were playing it deadly serious.

    2/3

    #DryHump #DryHumping #DoggyStyle #monologue #performance #laugh #laughing #slap

  15. I think it had a cast of only 3 or 4 performers. They were using actual #Shakespeare #dialogue; it wasn't written in modern English or anything like that. I don't remember a lot about the performance other than what I'm about to relate. Either it wasn't that memorable, or this bit was simply burned into my brain and left no room for anything else.

    Lady MacBeth was played by a young woman - probably not older than 18 - and the others were young as well. Lady MacBeth performed one of her monologues in an ... #unusual fashion.

    While she was #monologuing, she and MacBeth were, to put not too fine a point on it, dry-humping. Doggy-style. So fully #clothed, but doing the, uh, motion of the real thing. Lady MacBeth was leaning forward over a chair, facing directly out into the #audience, while MacBeth was behind her, hands on her hips, #thrusting away #rhythmically through her whole #speech.

    He wasn't just faking, so her lines were interrupted every couple of seconds with a #slapping sound and a hitch in her voice. I don't remember which soliloquy it was, but it would have gone something like:

    We fail! (slap)
    But screw your courage (slap) to the sticking-place (slap),
    And we'll not fail (slap). When Duncan is asleep (slap) -
    Whereto the rather (slap) shall his day's hard journey (slap) ...

    But they were playing it deadly serious.

    2/3

    #DryHump #DryHumping #DoggyStyle #monologue #performance #laugh #laughing #slap

  16. I think it had a cast of only 3 or 4 performers. They were using actual #Shakespeare #dialogue; it wasn't written in modern English or anything like that. I don't remember a lot about the performance other than what I'm about to relate. Either it wasn't that memorable, or this bit was simply burned into my brain and left no room for anything else.

    Lady MacBeth was played by a young woman - probably not older than 18 - and the others were young as well. Lady MacBeth performed one of her monologues in an ... #unusual fashion.

    While she was #monologuing, she and MacBeth were, to put not too fine a point on it, dry-humping. Doggy-style. So fully #clothed, but doing the, uh, motion of the real thing. Lady MacBeth was leaning forward over a chair, facing directly out into the #audience, while MacBeth was behind her, hands on her hips, #thrusting away #rhythmically through her whole #speech.

    He wasn't just faking, so her lines were interrupted every couple of seconds with a #slapping sound and a hitch in her voice. I don't remember which soliloquy it was, but it would have gone something like:

    We fail! (slap)
    But screw your courage (slap) to the sticking-place (slap),
    And we'll not fail (slap). When Duncan is asleep (slap) -
    Whereto the rather (slap) shall his day's hard journey (slap) ...

    But they were playing it deadly serious.

    2/3

    #DryHump #DryHumping #DoggyStyle #monologue #performance #laugh #laughing #slap

  17. I think it had a cast of only 3 or 4 performers. They were using actual #Shakespeare #dialogue; it wasn't written in modern English or anything like that. I don't remember a lot about the performance other than what I'm about to relate. Either it wasn't that memorable, or this bit was simply burned into my brain and left no room for anything else.

    Lady MacBeth was played by a young woman - probably not older than 18 - and the others were young as well. Lady MacBeth performed one of her monologues in an ... #unusual fashion.

    While she was #monologuing, she and MacBeth were, to put not too fine a point on it, dry-humping. Doggy-style. So fully #clothed, but doing the, uh, motion of the real thing. Lady MacBeth was leaning forward over a chair, facing directly out into the #audience, while MacBeth was behind her, hands on her hips, #thrusting away #rhythmically through her whole #speech.

    He wasn't just faking, so her lines were interrupted every couple of seconds with a #slapping sound and a hitch in her voice. I don't remember which soliloquy it was, but it would have gone something like:

    We fail! (slap)
    But screw your courage (slap) to the sticking-place (slap),
    And we'll not fail (slap). When Duncan is asleep (slap) -
    Whereto the rather (slap) shall his day's hard journey (slap) ...

    But they were playing it deadly serious.

    2/3

    #DryHump #DryHumping #DoggyStyle #monologue #performance #laugh #laughing #slap

  18. CW: Stand-Up Comedy, Dave Chappelle, US Politics

    The latest Dave #Chappelle Monologue on Saturday Night Live is a good example of an #artist at the top of his game, articulating clear, relatable premises, landing trailing #punchlines.

    Part 1: twitter.com/nbcsnl/status/1591

    Part 2: twitter.com/nbcsnl/status/1591

    #standupcomedy #fragility #monologue #SNL