The late, great Judy Tenuta was a real character.
I met her at the Montreal Just for Laughs Comedy Festival
a while back and she was in a good mood, very friendly.
Not always “laugh out loud” funny, but she was a pretty
humorous comedian and quite infectious.
Attractive but should have worn a HazMat suit?!
I have to watch how I word things.
Bosco sounds like he needs a med tweak…

A classic Vernal Equinox tune from Tom Lehrer.
That man is the top of the satirical heap, nobody
better at wry social commentary using a lyric and
a piano.
Spring is Here, A-Suh-Puh-Ring is Here
Life is Skittles, and Life is Beer…

Dan Rowan and Dick Martin with a Spring classic.
They had the most popular show on American
television for several years in the 60’s and 70’s.
Rowan and Martin’s Laugh In!
Groundbreaking, interesting, and very topical.
This is only slightly dated, in the back and forth, but
still quite humorous.
He had to move to Pittsburgh…

A story like no other!
I’ve heard this articulate, very interesting story before
by John Wing and I laugh every damned time.
One of the best stand-up comedians to come out of
Canada, and that’s saying a lot, with a style all his own
and a top notch intellect.
He’s as funny as they come, and this piece ranks (yup)
right up there with the best of them.
Some great lines here…

An absolutely morbid classic from the late, great Shel Silverstein.
He must have had a ball writing this one.
Shel wrote wonderful stuff that was uplifting, and he penned things
that were dark, both approaches have their moments.
Today is Monday, I’m sick of snow, I still have several feet of it in
my yard, and I want my mommy.
Yeah, I know the Vernal Equinox (Spring) starts today but tomorrow is the
first FULL day, I’ll get all fluffy on you then.
There you have it, starting the week off with dark comedy seems fitting…