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Rudolph Steals The Sleigh
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Humboldt Street,
Brooklyn, New York
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The Smothers Brothers on Johnny Carson
Tommy Smothers died this week. He was acknowledged as the driving force of the comedy folk act that he and his brother Dick performed for decades. He will be missed.
Thanks to YouTuber Don Giller
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Eleanor Morton On A Date Gone Horribly Wrong…
Comedian Eleanor Morton discovers that things can change too quickly at times. Click on the video to find out what happened.
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Malpractice Practice
The Slippery Slope
Banana Split For My Baby
Monday morning, the object of Louis Prima’s generous affections is wife Keely Smith. Alas, sometimes the desire is greater than the means…
Thanks to YouTuber Dominikus Lev
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Open Secret
Lots of awfully good cartoons drawn by John Atkinson at the link below:
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Mario Lopez’s Vanishing Salt
Jerry Deutsch would have been thrilled to see this Perverse Magic performance of Mario Lopez. Funny, magical, and the magic seems to be out of the magician’s control. What’s really great about the presentation is the way he sets it up to be a vanish of the salt, and then totally turns it around 180 degrees.
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Lure Of The Forbidden
Nina Conti and Monk
Annals Of Philosophy
New York City Beckons The Enchanted Visitor
On The Edge
Most Hated Expressions: Gary Gulman
Word Perfect
Gary Gulman Talks Cookies
If you grew up in America eating scads of cookies, then I think you’ll really enjoy comedian Gary Gulman’s dissertation on the Oreo Cookie.
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Don’t Look Back But It’s Our 9th Anniversary!
Great Balls of Fire and other exultations of exclamatory joy! Hoo-roo and hoo-rah! We made it by the skin of our teeth through one more year of daily posts. I hope they’ve provided some sort of diversion and interest for you. As is my custom, on anniversary day, I post what I feel were my favorite audio pieces of the year. I’ll try to keep the list short this time, a baker’s dozen, so that you can get a chance to sample the ones you missed or re-visit posts that you enjoyed.
Hey Guys, Watch This: Nellie McKay
Virginia Woolf’s To The Lighthouse
John Sayles’s New Novel: Jamie MacGillivray
“Shakespeare Without Tears”: Hamlet and the All-Seeing Surveillance State
Julian Assange In His Own Words
From Approximately Coast To Coast…
The Theater of Three Card Monte
Our End-Of-Year Arts Express Thank You Poem
2nd Chance: Sex, Violence and Bulletproof Vests
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You Think You Got Problems?
Because What Good Is Exercise Without A Ruminant On Top Of You?
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Only in Woodstock, kids, only in Woodstock.
