UsifRenegade

From another Australian, Thankyou Norm.

My questions to you is, in all your years, what piece of technology really caught you off guard? Like what amazed you the most? Either it's evolution or its release.

And how do you feel about the war these days? Do you still believe in it? I've met a lot of veterans who still believe in their country but not the wars instigated.

Thankyou again, not just for services, but for everything you've done so far, qualities like yours are rare by today's standards and I wish you all the best in your future endeavours and a merry Christmas and happy new years to you and your family.

Huh, that's odd. I can think of 3 within 5 minutes of me, and about 6 or 7 within 15 minutes. I'm form Sydney by the way.

So a few questions Mike :

• has comedy itself made you lose any friends? Like, not agreeing with a source material your using, or possibly the life / profession?

• what do you feel are biggest obstacles with comedy and the profession?

• is there a limit to how far your humour will go? Like, with some comics is a no hold show, and they just speak on any subject really.

• any regrets up until now? Something wish went another way? Or a show you wish you could re-do?

That's fair, thankyou for the that. I've always been interested in comedians, and how it must be. Shame on the friends though.

Another question if you don't mind, but is there like a rule for jokes? Like do you have to stick to a certain age demographic or do you go for general jokes? I could imagine it difficult sometimes, trying to bridge a generation gap, and trying to please all, or sometimes just some.