Gauged in something of a degrees of repetition fashion the general trend seems to be as follows:
Step 1 – the joke is actually funny.
Step 2 – it’s getting a tad old.
Step 3 – the response to your telling it is either, being ignored outright or shrugs of indifference.
Step 4 – people actively tell you to stop.
Step 5 – people start to get distinctly uncomfortable when you start taking.
All of which applies to many things beyond bad joke renditions and may in fact already have a similar framework outlined in the
Promethean sourcebook in regards to disquiet.
Bette Davis centenary The TelegraphWhich sports a wonderful image from
The Private Lives of Elizabeth and Essex, which is one of those marvellous films along with
The Prisoner of Zenda that I’ve always adored.
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