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Chrissie Mayr

Chrissie Mayr

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Chrissie Mayr carved an undeniable niche within the Dabbleverse, a conservative comedian who fearlessly transitioned from mainstream stages to alternative media. Her sharp wit and unapologetic delivery quickly established her as a formidable voice, tackling culturally charged topics with a distinctive, provocative style. Her commentary, frequently grounded in observations about her "basic" marriage, solidified her reputation as an influential and often controversial figure in the evolving media landscape.

Highlights

  • Chrissie Mayr transitioned from mainstream comedy to become a prominent voice in alternative media.
  • She was known for her unapologetic and provocative delivery, addressing culturally charged topics directly.
  • Her "basic" marriage often served as a humorous anchor for her controversial musings.
  • As host of "But I Digress," she further solidified her influence within the commentary community.
  • She carved a distinctive niche by challenging established norms and perspectives.

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But I Digress

Role: Host

Answer (1 of 27): Departure or deviation from the main subject is defined as digression. It is problematic for both speaker and writer because of the potential loss of an audience. In speech class the Speaker’s Triangle is often addressed. It is a tripod-like “setting”with speaker, subject ... So the &quot;but I digress&quot; is <strong>a notice to the listener or reader that you have done this and are breaking back into the interrupted flow again</strong>. ... We borrow this phrase from older references, more likely to use the simple present than the progressive ... I think part of the problem here is the comma splice (&quot;But I digress, that is hilarious and cool.&quot;) Aside from being illegal in any formal style book, it attaches the &quot;But I digress&quot; to the following independent clause in an unusual way. It almost looks like &quot;But I think, that is hilarious&quot; (also an occasional but forbidden use of a comma); that is, like the second part is what you digress.

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