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originally posted by: CriticalStinker
For those unfamiliar, a roast is when you savagely point out flaws in someone in a comedic sense.
If it’s comedy, it’s in fun or good intention.
The only way you could really dig at someone is if you truly knew them though. And it would mean you’re thoughtful about who they are as an individual.
We meet each other and exchange pleasantries and court one another for good standings. Often times when we part ways, we again peacock in an attempt for positive impact.
What if when we knew we’d never see each other again we did something invaluable and honestly and fairly roasted one another?
A good and honest effort to in good faith point out things we fear no one in the other persons life had the balls to say.
I leave my job, and me and my boss have an exit interview where we divulge what we’ve been keeping private all along. Rather than be offended, we open our minds to the idea this may come from a place of caring.
What do you all think? Could this be a pay it forward kind of idea with a tinge of masochism?
originally posted by: Dalamax
You can’t get a laugh out of steffy Graf when you tell her her friends are a bunch of backstabbers.
a reply to: madmac5150
originally posted by: CriticalStinker
For those unfamiliar, a roast is when you savagely point out flaws in someone in a comedic sense.
If it’s comedy, it’s in fun or good intention.
The only way you could really dig at someone is if you truly knew them though. And it would mean you’re thoughtful about who they are as an individual.
We meet each other and exchange pleasantries and court one another for good standings. Often times when we part ways, we again peacock in an attempt for positive impact.
What if when we knew we’d never see each other again we did something invaluable and honestly and fairly roasted one another?
A good and honest effort to in good faith point out things we fear no one in the other persons life had the balls to say.
I leave my job, and me and my boss have an exit interview where we divulge what we’ve been keeping private all along. Rather than be offended, we open our minds to the idea this may come from a place of caring.
What do you all think? Could this be a pay it forward kind of idea with a tinge of masochism?