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| title: "House Oversight: Estate Documents (Nov 12) (HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_015413)" |
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| Although Daniel Tosh is a consistently unapologetic performer for |
| the sardonic material he exudes on his Comedy Central series--which |
| features a running theme of rape jokes, even including one about his sister-- |
| for this occasion he decided to go the Twitter route: "All the out of |
| context misquotes aside, l' d like to sincerely apologize." He also |
| tweeted, "The point I was making before I was heckled is there are awful |
| things in the world but you can still make jokes about them." |
| According to Jamie Masada, owner of the Laugh Factory, Tosh asked |
| the audience, "What you guys wanna talk about?" Someone called out |
| "Rape," and a woman in the audience started screaming, "No, rape is |
| painful, don' t talk about it." Then, says Masada, "Daniel came in, and |
| he said, |
| 'Well, it sounds like she's been raped by five |
| guys' —something like that. I didn' t hear properly. It was a comment—it |
| wasn' t a joke at the expense of this girl." Masada claims that she sat |
| through the rest of Tosh's performance, which received a standing |
| ovation, before she complained to the manager. |
| Fellow comedians defended Tosh with their own tweets. Dane Cook: |
| "If you journey through this life easily offended by other peoples words I |
| think it' |
| s best for everyone if you just kill yourself." Doug Stanhope: |
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