Steve Goodie with a song about not doing the right thing.
And going straight after all is said and done.
While a whole bunch of rednecks are watching.
It’s that time of year…

Rik Roberts with a pretty balanced look at life.
There are two sides to every coin.
Heads on one side, buttocks on the other…

Michael Jr. with a superb piece of stand-up comedy.
I have always liked this guy, his low key approach
to the craft is refreshing, no tricks, just humor.
One heck of a punchline…

I experimented a bit this week.
A really funny piece by Kathleen Madigan.
A cat’s resilience and the perspective of said
feline provides some solid entertainment.
Canines were also on display, Don White
showing why he’s a very talented entertainer
and Jeremy Taylor reveals why he’ll never
be a spokesperson for PETA.
Hilarious stuff that.
Some excellent material to say goodbye
to Summer with, Heywood Banks with a
tune that made me laugh out loud and Shel
Silverstein with a very well written ditty
spotlighting hypocrisy.
A drinking block, but of course.
Did I happen to mention that Jon Lajoie
graced us with a superb piece that also
makes a great visual?
I post that on here from time to time.
Onward and upward…

Please Use this Song- Jon Lajoie
Carumba- Proctor and Bergman
My Mom and Tinfoil- Kathleen Madigan (s-up)
The Cat Came Back- Wood’s Tea Co.
Tom, Dick & Harry- Rowan Atkinson
Fighting- Michael Somerville (s-up)
The Cat Came Back…The Cat’s Perspective- Marc Gunn &
The Dubliners’ Tabby Cats
Telephone Wires- The Android Sisters
Breakfast- Brent Butt (s-up)
‘Lijah- Don White
Kevin and God- Radio Free Vestibule
Nope- Demetri Martin (s-up)
Blind Date- Faust and Lewis
Meat-O-Matic- Late Show
Beer vs Coffee- David Crowe (s-up)
Either Way It’s Fine With Me- Duck’s Breath Mystery Theater
Rockbottoms- DJ Hazard
Til Death Do us Part- Jake Johannsen (s-up)
I Love Summer- Heywood Banks
Shi Tsu- Jeremy Taylor
Children- Mike Armstrong (s-up)
Street Cred- MC Mr. Napkins
Hole in the Ego- Ken Nordine
Sesame Street Dive Bar- Mark Gross (s-up)
It’s the Liquor- Kip Adotta
Australian Wines- Monty Python
Rich and Poor- Nick Griffin (s-up)
Show it on the Beach- Shel Silverstein
Jellyfish- The Simpsons
Toilet Paper- Steve McGrew (s-up)
I Don’t Care- Tim Wilson
Deteriorata- Norman Rose
Pitfalls of Choice- Whole World
Handicapped- Daniel Tosh (s-up)

Yes, it certainly can be, and usually is.
Kip Addotta with a classic.
A little hair of the dog that bit ya can
ease the pain a bit, for a while…

Ze Frank with an educational look at plants
that like wieners.
Kinda.
As is usually the case with Mr. Frank you
will learn from him, and smile a lot while doing so.
I wouldn’t walk through THAT forest barefoot!
Or BARE for that matter…