This was written by Billy Edd Wheeler and his version
is pretty dang good but I’m going with this Bobby Bare
performance because it has better production values.
I’ve posted BEW’s before, this is a fresh look at what
Mr. Bare can do.
I grew up with an outhouse, my family camped every
Summer and that’s what we used.
My father grew up on a farm and that’s all they ever had.
It is an interesting part of history to be sure.
I feel the lament…

No re-run of a 60’s American television program this.
Shaun is having trouble with certain livestock, Bitzer
is on the mend, and the farmer is oblivious to all.
Sounds like fun!

I’ve posted this gem by Dan Cummins before but
it is most definitely worth repeating.
He’s not everybody’s cup of tea, a bit on the dark side,
but I really like him.
And Hell, it’s Monday, we’ll go with it…

Luke Ski with a humorous look at televisions favorite
animated family.
Gotta love the Simpsons, even after all these years
they are still quite funny.
Beats the early shows when Homer did nothing but rage
and Bart was just a brat with no real role to play.
I saw the cast do an entire show at the Montreal Just
for Laughs Comedy Festival a few years ago and they
were in fine form, a wonderful experience all in all…

A great comedy sketch from one of Canada’s finest.
On par with Monty Python, though not quite as
prolific, highly cerebral and very funny.
This is a great thinking man’s piece…