A classic piece of brilliant optimism as penned by
Eric Idle, of Monty Python fame, as performed by
Thomas Benjamin Wild Esq.
Let’s all start off the week with something uplifting.
Eric’s version is classic and lots of fun but this has a
certain innocence to it, it’s a fresh look at moving past
the usual nonsense and believing in the positive.
If I had a ukulele, and I knew how to use it, I’d
play this loud and proud.
On my front lawn.
At three in the morning.
Until the cops came…

You Suck at Cooking with tasty ways to warm your
body up when it’s cold outside.
He swears like a drunken sailor on shore leave in
this one, sure to make your never married spinster
aunt blush like a nun at a bachelor party.
And why would a nun be at a bachelor party you
might ask?
For the beer, of course.
Hot chocolate is a strange substance, even if you don’t
care for the taste (I don’t really, way too sweet) it can
still keep you toasty by pouring a freshly made mug
of it into your boots.
Due to the highly volatile aspects of combining some
of the mentioned ingredients together please do not
try this at home…

Costaki Economopoulos has long been one of my favorite
stand-up comedians.
He’s very cerebral, possesses a great sense of humor, and
has more than a bit of the snark.
He doesn’t use the latter much but when he does he makes
you think.
This is a funny set…

A great effort by The Asylum Street Spankers, with
Charlie King doing vocals and Tibetan Throat singing.
Some dated names here but the gist of the song is solid.
This was a great group, they have since broken up
but their material lives on.
Charlie was correct on the complicity…

Robert Klein with a parody of mega-corporations
and the people they rule over.
In a nutshell.
I loves me some good parody…