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12 Comments
bareboards2says...Break my heart and stomp on the pieces. My god. This was great.
bareboards2says...*promote
siftbotsays...Promoting this video and sending it back into the queue for one more try; last queued Friday, December 27th, 2013 10:53am PST - promote requested by bareboards2.
enochsays...sounds like bills dad and my dad went bowling together.
antsays...*nsfw
siftbotsays...This video has been flagged as being Not Suitable For Work - declared nsfw by ant.
albrite30says...Whole video feels just like home. Sad anxious and angry.
G-barsays...Snowden's past career
Stormsingersays...I see two possibilities here. Well, three I suppose, but I the odds of his father having actually had made a huge change in his personality are vanishingly small.
1) It's a fine example of how selective memory can be. We tend to remember the events that support our beliefs about a person...think he's a monster, you'll remember the bad things...think he's a saint, you'll remember the good.
and/or
2) It's a great example of how limited is the understanding of a child. My neighbors growing up were a family of five boys, the three youngest were my constant companions and best friends. Their father scared the shit out of us younger kids. Mean, authoritative, and far too knowledgeable about the hijinks we'd been up to. It wasn't until I was in my thirties that I actually got to know the man and found him to be none of those things. "Mean and authoritative"...only as much as he had to be to raise such a group of hellions. And he was so knowledgeable about what we'd been up to, precisely because he could remember his own youth and put himself in our heads.
I'd be interested in how Burr ended up explaining the "change in his father" to himself...and I'd be even more interested to hear his father's view on this story.
ChaosEnginesays...There are nearly 50 videos of Bill Burr on videosift and this is the first time I've seen anything remotely honest.
*quality
siftbotsays...Boosting this quality contribution up in the Hot Listing - declared quality by ChaosEngine.
Jinxsays...Idk. Abusive people can be quite proficient at masquerading as somebody else, especially for strangers.
I see two possibilities here. Well, three I suppose, but I the odds of his father having actually had made a huge change in his personality are vanishingly small.
1) It's a fine example of how selective memory can be. We tend to remember the events that support our beliefs about a person...think he's a monster, you'll remember the bad things...think he's a saint, you'll remember the good.
and/or
2) It's a great example of how limited is the understanding of a child. My neighbors growing up were a family of five boys, the three youngest were my constant companions and best friends. Their father scared the shit out of us younger kids. Mean, authoritative, and far too knowledgeable about the hijinks we'd been up to. It wasn't until I was in my thirties that I actually got to know the man and found him to be none of those things. "Mean and authoritative"...only as much as he had to be to raise such a group of hellions. And he was so knowledgeable about what we'd been up to, precisely because he could remember his own youth and put himself in our heads.
I'd be interested in how Burr ended up explaining the "change in his father" to himself...and I'd be even more interested to hear his father's view on this story.
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