How 'bout we have ten?She's referring to how many kids they should haveHow 'bout we have ten?She's referring to how many kids they should haveHow 'bout we have ten?She's referring to how many kids they should have...NOT!...NOT!You don't want any?KidsGod says we can have as many as we'd like!Why don't you go to have babies with weeds!Why don't you go to have babies with weeds!No problem, everything is fin...Wait...The conversation is becoming weird...Why am I being tsukkomi?
突っ込み (tsukkomi). From the verb tsukkomu (突っ込む), meaning something like "butt in", this is often the role of the partner to the boke in an owarai kombi. The tsukkomi is generally the smarter and more reasonable of the unit, and will criticize, verbally and physically abuse, and generally rail at the boke for their mistakes and exaggerations.Wait...The conversation is becoming weird...Why am I being tsukkomi?
突っ込み (tsukkomi). From the verb tsukkomu (突っ込む), meaning something like "butt in", this is often the role of the partner to the boke in an owarai kombi. The tsukkomi is generally the smarter and more reasonable of the unit, and will criticize, verbally and physically abuse, and generally rail at the boke for their mistakes and exaggerations.Can we get that guy out and let him have all the kids he wants?
How 'bout we have ten?She's referring to how many kids they should have
How 'bout we have ten?She's referring to how many kids they should have
How 'bout we have ten?She's referring to how many kids they should have
...NOT!
...NOT!
You don't want any?Kids
God says we can have as many as we'd like!
Why don't you go to have babies with weeds!
Why don't you go to have babies with weeds!
No problem, everything is fin...
Wait...The conversation is becoming weird...Why am I being tsukkomi?
突っ込み (tsukkomi). From the verb tsukkomu (突っ込む), meaning something like "butt in", this is often the role of the partner to the boke in an owarai kombi. The tsukkomi is generally the smarter and more reasonable of the unit, and will criticize, verbally and physically abuse, and generally rail at the boke for their mistakes and exaggerations.
Wait...The conversation is becoming weird...Why am I being tsukkomi?
突っ込み (tsukkomi). From the verb tsukkomu (突っ込む), meaning something like "butt in", this is often the role of the partner to the boke in an owarai kombi. The tsukkomi is generally the smarter and more reasonable of the unit, and will criticize, verbally and physically abuse, and generally rail at the boke for their mistakes and exaggerations.
Can we get that guy out and let him have all the kids he wants?
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