And other clothing mistakes.
Zoltan Kaszas with a piece on what’s comfortable
and what’s ugly as sin, but still comfortable.
Life is like that.
Zoltan’s a great comedian, one of the better ones.
I’ve seen him hotter but this is still pretty funny,
his timing is excellent and he seems at ease.
For a chubby crayon he’s not half bad…

This is a piece that I love to play on the show.
George Sanger, aka The Fat Man, is the leader
of Team Fat, a group of associates that compose
music for video and computer games.
My favorite memory of his work is The 7th
Guest and the sequel, The 11th Hour, it was
spooky and quite fresh when I first acquired the
games back in the 90’s.
More animals than you can shake a stick at!
This is upbeat and full of cool imagery…

At last, someone posted the original recording that I
use on the show, Rowan Atkinson-Live in Belfast.
Out of all the different variations of this sketch
out there this is the longest and the best.
Some very well written lines here, and the
performance by Rowan is superb.
I have always found British humor to be full and
rich with nuance and insight, this is a classic
example of that, excellent in every way.
I’m an American, and I GET IT…

John Wing with some advice on becoming a parent.
John’s a funny guy, an interesting stand-up comedian
with well thought out material.
Low level snark, talking from experience, humorous
observations, and a great stage presence all lead to
the high level of humor that this man delivers.
I’m finding more material from him that I can play
on the show, it’s all pretty high end stuff, and that
is a great thing…

Rhett and Link with an oxymoron.
Everyone knows you can be thoughtful or
you can be a guy, but not both.
It is perfect acceptable to pretend you care when dating
but the charade cannot last forever, something
has to give sooner or later.
Humor at its most fictitious…