One of the best stand-up pieces I have ever heard.
Cy Amundson is a story teller, not a one liner he.
He really tells a tale, very humorous and the punch
line is usually quite superb.
He has one Hell of a sense of Humor.
And his imagination is in another world.
Some great lines here…
A Shel Silverstein tune about finding what works for you.
Hanging with the right people is key if you want to be
successful in life.
That brings to mind an old favorite of mine.
Go to Heaven for the climate, Hell for the company!
Not really sure how that applies here but it’s a great
phrase to live by.
Gotta love the lyrics…
Chevy Chase plays the laid back husband who loves his coffee.
If he loved his wife like he loves his coffee things would be swell.
It’s on your left, no, the other left…
Dan Cummins is a very funny stand-up comedian
that likes to look at the dark side of life.
There certainly is a lot of humor to be mined on
the less sunny side of the street.
This guy could be the national spokesperson for
Prozac, the BEFORE picture!
Some mild profanity, might peel some paint off
the barn door, the chickens may stop laying eggs,
The rains will come heavy, kiss the crops in the
back forty goodbye, The old gal runs away with
the guy who repairs the tractor.
He does not like clowns, can’t say that I blame him.
I wonder how he feels about mimes…
I smile deeply when I think of the cultural and comedic
impact that Monty Python has had on the world.
That being said, this piece penned and warbled by Eric Idle
is one my favorites by them.
And John Cleese seems to share that sentiment.
Classic material like no other…
A classic smile maker by the late, great Les Barker.
His stories are always humorous, with a flair that only
the British could provide.
He passed away earlier this year and he will be sorely missed.
His poems will live on…