Da Vinci’s Notebook with an inspiring
little ditty about gravity and the effect
it has on your bloomers.
Off the Brontosaurus recording from 2002.
Great lyrics, pay attention, there’s a test later…

This is the vinyl version of the sketch that I
played on this week’s show.
There are two, one is from the record, the other
is actually taken from the Monty Python BBC
television show from the late 60’s.
The Flying Circus version has the faux outrage
at the end of the skit, where the audience members
pretend to storm the stage, shouting epithets
while doing so.
I might post that one as well.
This particular one is from their infamous three
sided vinyl record, where depending on where
you dropped the stylus THAT groove would play
one series of sketches and THIS groove would
give you yet another group of skits.
I have three copies of “Another Monty Python
Record”, one still in the cellophane.
And I do own the infamous episode on a
DVD collection that I hold near and dear.
If I’m not mistaken I own everything they’ve
ever put out, not bragging just proud as hell.
Graham Chapman was never darker, nor Mr.
Cleese more peckish…

About Throwing a Baby.
This Tommy Johnagin misadventure isn’t
as bad as it sounds.
I myself have done this very same thing.
And, no I didn’t feel a thing, thank you for asking.
I played this on the show this week.
I’m sure there were many heads nodding in
unison when I did.
This is a funny bit…

A rainy month so far, and I fear it has affected the
programming for this week’s show.
I got a little bleak with a faux Halloween block, a
dark one from the late, great Shel Silverstein.
A controversial sketch from Monty Python, I can
picture the audience walking out as I type this.
Completed the block with a Mitch Hedburg chunk
that Mitch might have done when he was, lets say,
somewhere else.
I still laugh at that John Mulaney piece about Ice-T
even though I’ve heard it many times before.
Groucho is Groucho, never can get enough.
The classic Rowan and Martin sketch, you know
Spring is here.
A cover of a Jim Stafford song by Trace Relations.
Rev. Billy with a really funny piece about being in
“the cage”, as in a redneck bar stage chicken wire gig.
Rowan and Angus with a superb classic comedy sketch.
Summer is coming…

The Scotsman- Mike Cross
Dog Ball- Stevens and Grdnic
Organ Donor- Tim Young (s-up)
The Back-up Singers- Sean Morey
Sex with Sue- Royal Canadian Air Farce
A Whimsical Story…- Tommy Johnagin (s-up)
You’re Always Welcome at Our House- Shel Silverstein
Undertaker- Monty Python
Headless Horseman- Mitch Hedberg (s-up)
Stress- Jim Infantino
Nails- The Look People
Special Victims and Ice T- John Mulaney (s-up)
Lydia, the Tattooed Lady- Groucho Marx
Spring Training- The Coalition of Unified Men
Jurassic Smoker- David Crowe (s-up)
Me Pants Fall Down- Da Vinci’s Notebook
Sorry- Chunky A
Nascar- Adam Ferrara (s-up)
No Balls at All- Bowser and Blue
Green Ogre- The Congress of Wonders
Kountry Kettle- Jeff Caldwell (s-up)
Street Cred- MC Mr. Napkins
The Birds and the Bees- Dan Rowan and Dick Martin
The Buddhist Terrorist- Max Jobrani (s-up)
Eat All the Old People- No Time
On the Bayou- Robert Klein
Crosswalk- Robert Hawkins (s-up)
Little Bits and Pieces- Trace Relations
Circus Love- Paul Gilmartin
Single or Married- Richard Jeni (s-up)
Freeway to Stairbird- The Reverend Billy C Wirtz
Fatal Beatings- Rowan Atkinson and Angus Deayton
Meeting Mix Up- Tracey MacDonald (s-up)
Heart Attack- The Ziggens
Old Dead Animalskin House- Royal Canadian Air Farce
Swimming- Demetri Martin (s-up)

Groucho Kitty wishes you a superb weekend!

Tom Lehrer with a wonderfully snarky piece
on what we all hold near and dear, the place
we grew up in!
Gotta love his lyrics.
I was going to post something else today for
the musical portion but this song is just too good.
You cannot go wrong with Tom Lehrer!
“In my home town…” 🙂

From The Naked Gun 2 1/2: The Smell of Fear
1991 flick starring Leslie Nielsen and George
Kennedy.
There’s lots to love in this scene, from the
newspaper headlines to the flimsy storage
shelves with all the fixen’s!
I loves me some silly, this feeds me nicely…