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Dry Humor Piece for Speech and Debate


Question Posted Sunday May 3 2009, 5:01 pm

I am in a speech and debate at my school and i want to do a humor piece. The one i have is not really working out for me and my teacher suggests a "dry" humor piece, meaning sarcastic. Do you know of any GOOD dry humor pieces i could try to win at a speech and debate tournament? I need a piece by September. Thanks!!!



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letmetellyou answered Monday May 4 2009, 3:19 pm:
I don't know if you have to think of your own or not but if you don't then you should do Anthonys in Cesars play where Bruts gives his speech then Anthony gives his and Anthony is really sarcastic.

Idk its just a thought.

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