Da Vinci’s Notebook with a clever tune about dropping
those unwanted pounds…quickly!
Great harmonies from these guys, it’s a pity they are no
longer together.
They do live on in Paul and Storm, two of the four
original members of DVN.
I highly recommend either, both as good as it gets…

Rhett and Link with Forest Patrol!
Today’s episode has them looking for the elusive Dongle.
Maybe not elusive.
More of a in your face mofo with a strange sense of humor.
A very strange sense of humor…

This is a superb piece of stand-up by the late, great John Pinette!
He looks a little tired but his timing and his material were quite good.
This is a really funny set, lots of laughs here…

I did something on this show that I’ve never done before.
George Carlin, unlike a lot of other stand-up comedians,
liked to refine a joke over time, improving upon it until
it became what he wanted it to be.
A great example would be his superb Baseball/Football piece.
He did one earlier in his career, refined it while touring and
released it again on another recording years later.
I played the early version at the beginning of the show and the
improved (in MHO) towards the end.
The difference is stark, the early version is good but the
later one is much better.
It’s always good to hear from Diane Ford, she is terrific.
Bob and Ray with a real howler.
Is there a better stand-up comedian out there than
Daniel Tosh?
Doubtful.
New material this week, some classic stuff, and the usual
comedic Shephard’s Pie…

Beep Beep- The Playmates
Nails- The Look People
Baseball/Football (older version)- George Carlin (s-up)
B.A.R.F. Construction- Doo-Doo Wah
Abattoir- Monty Python
Guitar Jokes- Demetri Martin (s-up)
NaCI- The Chenille Sisters
Slow Talkers of America- Bob and Ray
Hair- Diane Ford (s-up)
Re: Your Brains- Jonathan Coulton
Pulp- National Lampoon
Living on a Farm- Lorne Elliott (s-up)
Rub Some Bacon on it- Rhett and Link
The Peace Proposal- Shel Silverstein
Medieval Times- Wyatt Cenac (s-up)
One For Them & One for Me- Mike Phirman
Pop’s Place- Jim Terr
Olympics- David Crowe (s-up)
The Vicar and the Frog- Fred Wedlock
Si-Fi-Hi- HYULP
Public Transportation- Jimmy Tingle (s-up)
Street Cred- MC Mr. Napkins
Shimmer- The Not Ready for Prime Time Players
Catholic School Sunglasses- Mike Birbiglia (s-up)
Bearclaw in the Bathroom- Synapse Trap/Mary Mack
Strange, But False- Travesty Ltd.
Bigotry and Hatred- Rita Rudner (s-up)
Clean Underwear- Tim Wilson
Continental Steel- Robert Klein
Won Two Hundred Grand- Tracey MacDonald (s-up)
I Live Dangerous- Riley Armstrong
Fishing for Sheep- Roger Lloyd Pack
The Home Cheapot- Juston McKinney (s-up)
How Sweet to Be an Idiot- Neil Innes
Pitfalls of Choice- Whole World
Baseball/Football (newer version)- George Carlin (s-up)
Let’s Talk Dirty to the Animals- Gilda Radner
Driving Laws- Daniel Tosh (s-up)

Mike Phirman with a song for the Type A in all of us!
I do believe he desires what you possess.
Welcome to planet Earth.
Mike’s a funny guy, all he does is worthy of show
consideration.
Now do what he suggests…

Robert Klein was born back in 1942!
Comedian, Actor, singer, and producer Robert
has had a great career over the years.
He produced a few comedy albums in the 70’s
that I glean much material from, a good fit
for the show.
Happy Birthday Robert, may you have many more!
This is off the New Teeth recording (1975), great satire
that carries well into the new millennium..