Written by Kathleen Thomas Editors note: stand up comics often discuss the necessity of sucking before they're great; and the author here is not challenging the validity of that path. this essay covers one person's take on what that suckage is like from a audience members perspective; a perspective that hasn't really been included in this conversation. There are no moderately talented stand-up comics. There are two kinds. There are the hilarious ones, hands-down the funniest folks you’ve ever met. And then there are people who you feel need to be put on suicide watch because they are so obviously awful. They pity themselves, and mistake their desperation for public approval as ‘bravery’. The type of person to do open…