James P Connolly was a marine who did his time in the military
then switched his talents to stand-up comedy.
At times uneven but when he is on he kicks butt.
This piece shows some interesting material, nice flow and a great
rapport with the audience.
Some good lines here…

The Four Postmen with an ode to those that nibble and chomp.
And poop, dear god can those things poop.
I have had rabbits, they can be house trained to use a cat box
for liquids but not solids for some strange reason.
Keep that in mind should you decide to procure a hare.
Great tune…

Keeping in with the complete mangling of the Easter message I
bring you a superb slice of Monty Python and The Holy Grail.
There’s a bit o’ profanity and lots of irreverence contained
within, to me it’s a HUGE net-sum-positive, with the humorous
far out weighing any negative you may glean from the offering.
Some superb lines here, as classic as you could possibly get…

Jim Gaffigan with a funny overview of Easter.
You have to admit, it’s all a bit confusing.
Some good lines here…

Been so busy lately, last two years, I forgot this was Easter weekend.
I was under the impression growing up that life got easier the older
you got, I was mistaken apparently.
The stress has never been heavier, comedy has helped me sort
things out a bit.
I got a bit unfocused this week, the blocks were chopped up now
that I look back at it.
No bid deal, it’s all decent humor, no matter the order.
Riley Armstrong with a clever one.
Lorne tells a great story.
Lydia as performed with a touch of melancholy by the very
interesting Juggernaut Jug Band.
A really good effort by Ducks Breath, timeless.
Brooks and Fraser with a great back and forth.
I’m no expert but if you watch Scooby Doo over the age of
twelve there may be something wrong with you.
Mr. B keeps it real anyway.
Kind of a creepy block, fits my mood.
Fitness block, always good for a laugh.
Some brilliance from the late, great Bill Hicks.
Rabbits are well represented, as is chocolate.
No Lincoln Logs though.
Top spot goes to Mr. Griffin.
Onward and upward..

Things I’ve Learned Since Arriving on Planet Earth- Riley Armstrong
Beginner’s Spanish (sec 5)- Mike Phirman
Living on a Farm- Lorne Elliott (s-up)
Lydia the Tattooed Lady- The Juggernaut Jug Band
Burger Wars- Ducks Breath Mystery Theater
Lazy- Jim Gaffigan (s-up)
The Roommate Song- Brooks and Fraser
My Brother Pete- Mike Toomey
Marriage Changes You- John Heffron (s-up)
I’m My Own Grandpa- Lonzo and Oscar
Pete and Bob: Scooby Doo- The Vestibules
Children- Mike Armstrong (s-up)
(I’ve No Wish to) Keep it Real- Mr. B The Gentleman Rhymer
Circus Mystery- Mojo Nixon & Skid Roper
Time- Shane Mauss (s-up)
Time Warp- Little Nell, Patricia Quinn, Richard O’Brien
Ghoul Cigarettes- The Congress of Wonders
150% Creepy (Clowns)- Dan Cummins (s-up)
Doctorin’ the Tardis- The Timelords
This Could Be the Day- Baldbox
Workout- Alex Nussbaum (s-up)
Exercize til You Die- Stevens and Grdnic
Personal Fitness Plan- James P Connolly (s-up)
I Used to Work in Chicago- Oscar Brand
Continental Steel- Robert Klein
Hunting Roller Coasters- Steve Macone (s-up)
As Usual- The Wayfarers
I Can’t Get Behind That- William Shatner
Easter- Bill Hicks (s-up)
The Rattlin’ Bog- Darby O’Gill
Medicine- National Lampoon Comedians
Expiration Date- Christian Finnegan (s-up)
If I Had a Bulldozer- Heywood Banks
Circus Love- Paul Gilmartin
One-Liners- Stewart Francis (s-up)
Rabbit Valley- The Four Postmen
Rich and Poor- Nick Griffin (s-up)

A labor of love, kinda.
The late, great Certified Guitar Player Jerry Reed
had smoked for many years before he was able to
give it up for good, twenty years later he created
this humorous warning to others about the dangers
of smoking.
A smart move, he passed away from emphysema
not long after that, a left over from his years long
cigarette smoking habit.
Smart move, warning others about something whose
dangers you are very familiar with is a great thing.
A sad but funny piece, done from the heart…