I had to go with another Rhett and Link piece, it really fits.
Great lyrics, superb interaction, and the usual R&T hilarity.
Battle on Dadsters…

Gary Gulman with a lament of paternal origins.
There are drawbacks to having a really old father.
Most are listed here, the rest are implied.
A funny piece, not too much bitterness, just enough…

A humorous look at the structure that houses your grub.
It’s pretty accurate, though slightly skewed towards that
which fulfills the belly of the aforementioned structure
owner.
Rhett and Link are the top of the comedic food chain…

William Shatner with a humorous diatribe from
the William Shatner Has Been recording.
That really is the name of the CD, gotta love it.
He is an interesting fellow, a bit complicated according
to some that have worked with him.
Such is life when you are James Tiberius Kirk.
Some clever stuff here…

I’ll stop at three.
I’m creeping towards the end here, lots to
like about this classic flick.
This scene sets up the infamous Toga Party
that is the core of the movie.
They’ve blown the exam, all wrong answers
because of a bogus test outline that was
planted by their adversaries, and now they
face expulsion.
Their only hope you might ask?
All out depravity!
That would have been my choice as well.
A few profane words in this one, hide any
Puritans you might have lying around the house…

Kyle Kinane is a very funny stand-up comedian.
There is nobody quite like him, he found his style
and he does very well with it.
His magic is his ability to get you to relate to him.
He is self effacing and not reluctant to expose
some of his flaws, real or imagined.
And there’s the rub, we don’t really care if it’s real,
we can relate to it and embrace it as our own.
Kyle is us!
Let’s see what he messed up this time…