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authorMiran Bastaja <mbastaja@sorre.xyz>2025-01-21 10:02:49 +0100
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-title = "Type of comedy I dislike"
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-I've realised that I dislike a certain type of comedy that is fairly
-popular, however I can't quite put my finger on what it's called. I'm currently
-defining the type by a group of works I've read that I've not really enjoyed
-which all gave me a siliar vibe. The group is Terry Pratchett and Douglas Adams
-books, as well as Monty Python movies.
-
-The realisation came to me while I was reading the first chapter[^1] of [Beware of
-Chicken](https://www.royalroad.com/fiction/39408/beware-of-chicken), which is a
-highly rated progression fantasy series that also gave me that same vibe.
-
-Obviously, no beef with anyone that likes said comedies, but they're just not my
-cup of tea.
-
-I think that the most accurate descriptors are satirical comedy, tongue-in-cheek
-comedy or over-the-top comedy, but none of them fit the bill completely.
-
-[^1]: Note: I'm writing this right after reading chapter one, but I'm still going to
-read a dozen more chapters to find out whether I'll like other aspects of the
-series