Category Archives: comedy
Steve Brule and the Griddleman
This clip from Tim and Eric’s Awesome Show, Great Job! made me laugh enough that I thought should include it here.
John C. Reilly plays Steve Brule, a dimwitted recurring character on the show.
The Fruit Of My Searching-For-Heckling-Videos Labor
For some reason, I spent some time last night searching the YouTubes for comedians being heckled.
I doubt if I would be able to stand up in front of people telling jokes. Add a heckler to the crowd and I would be reduced to a pile of weeping goo.
I’m interested in how different comedians respond to hecklers, who are for the most part producers of noise cancer.
I found a handful of nifty videos, but this one of Richard Herring at the Wam Bam Club deboning a heckler (in a very friendly and polite way, I must add) was absolutely wonderful:
Richard Herring at the Wam Bam Club
An Opportunity For Mischief
Many moons ago, before the days when I would compulsively check my visitor stats for my blog in SiteMeter, I would compulsively check the statistics for my website, Splotchy.com.
This website has not been updated by me in years, and these days I rarely check the stats there. But, one recent day I thought I’d check them out.
I noticed that one particular image seemed to be getting a fair amount of hits:
The hits were coming from a MySpace page of self-proclaimed hip-hop, religious rapper G. House. It turns out that he is using this image of mine as wallpaper for his site.
Now, when you’re putting images on your site that you yourself are not hosting, you could find yourself at the mercy of the person who *is* hosting the image. Why it was just earlier this year that John McCain fell victim to an image-swapping prank.
So here, I’m looking for suggestions. I was thinking about doing an image switcheroo — uploading a new image to my website to replace the above “Guest House” image. Nothing too terribly mean, just something mischievous. What do you think would be a nice wallpaper for Mr. G. House?
UPDATE:
Okay, I uploaded Flannery Alden’s suggestion in her comment to my website. May the hip-hop God have mercy on my soul.
Put Salt In Your Eyes
One of the finer moments of The Kids In The Hall.
Sharing the love
Something to counteract the negativity of my “He Better Be Dead” post.
If gorilla-on-gorilla violence can be considered positive.