Allan Sherman shuffled off this mortal coil far too soon.
He was a real talent back in the sixties, parodies wrapped
in social commentary with a great sense of humor.
He authored some decent writing as well, The Rape of the Ape
was a pretty big deal when it came out in the 70’s.
An iconic comedian with some serious history in the genre.
You don’t truly die until you are no longer missed.
He is still with us…

This slice of the Simpsons has a few classic lines in it.
Homer’s eating is always a source of jocularity.
Marge does not share this feeling.
The Captain has met his match…

To start off the Thanksgiving week I though I’d hit the
urge to overeat part of the equation early on.
When I was younger my family get-togethers were a
feast of insane proportions.
French Canadians know how to eat!
At some point in time I believe it was the law that you
had to be at least three hundred pounds to sit at the
big table…I never made it.
Maybe If I had lived in the south…

Hard ‘N Phirm, Chris Hardwick and Mike Phirman, with a
bouncy little performance to brighten your day.
These two talented guys started off in the early 90’s at
UCLA doing musical parody.
Fast forward a bit, one of them drives a school bus and
the other works at a toll booth.
Who says comedy doesn’t pay?
There’s a neat sale going on in the middle of this…

This Frank Ze offering is both very informative and disgusting.
I’ve always argued that life itself follows that very same path.
One of his more fascinating creations, it is very scientific, be
prepared to take notes on this one.
And yes, it does have a plethora of double entendre’s.
I assume that you have read the title…