Riley Armstrong with an interesting piece about
giving up the java.
I did the same thing a few years ago, I’ve gone
back to my roots, drinking tea with a vengeance
now and am enjoying every tasty sip.
I like the animation, creative and upbeat…

This is a hilarious slice of the Classic 1933 Marx Brother’s
flick Duck Soup.
I laughed out loud at this one.
It stars Harpo and Chico Marx along side a comedic
character actor by the name of Edgar Kennedy.
Edgar was known as “Slow Burn” as one of his acting
talents was to slowly lose it in frustration and become
angry over a situation he was losing control of.
He became known as the first actor to fine tune the
rising anger of the role and make it a staple in
future comedic performances.
Seriously, watch this piece as it is the first, and one of
the finest, examples of losing it over a hopeless situation
in film history.
I marvel at movies that can make me laugh more than
eighty years after it was created, Chico and Harpo are
at their finest…

Andy Hendrickson with a funny bit about living
in America’s coasts.
Lots of humor has been created from comparing
the two areas, New York and Los Angeles are
very different in certain ways and much mirth
has been mined from that.
And yes, the flavor of water from a garden hose
is an acquired taste.
Brings back lots of memories, let it run especially
if its been sitting in the sun…

Kenny Young and The Eggplants with a warning of sorts.
That stinky thing in the crisper, the green fuzzy that’s on
the top shelf, and the blue throbbing blob that has
befriended the milk carton have to go.
Rampaging leftovers…film at eleven!
What WILL you tell the authorities?

HYULP with an imaginative piece that brings a
few different genres together for your enjoyment.
Set your phasers on stun.
Make sure the safety is off…