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8:22 GMT

just as soon as I finish listening to Jay-Z's discography for the 100th time

where the hell is Shakespeare?

ok, I was confused, because you used you and loosen up here, it made me think you were reffering to me.

I don't think I'm being uptight. is it really that hard to swallow that some people might not find what you like, funny? there're plenty of Comedians that I go crazy over, I'm talking def comedy jam fallin out of my chair laughter, Dane Cook doesn't come close though.

so you're saying I should force myself to watch something I don't find the least bit funny, and laugh at at it anyway?

tickets for the Milwaukee show are $26

I'd quit

he needs to grow his beard again.

it is an odd pairing. I can't imagine them going over too well with most Who fans.

brass balls

Jim Carrey's old stand up was great, and I love his stuff from In Living Color, but the only film of his I like is the Cable Guy.

can't stand either of them

yup.

it's a really good album. fits right in with a lot of the Peeping tom stuff.

sounds like it.

If That's Alright Wherever Fatal Wound D. Boon Cold Shoulder Wait Up

excellent! thanks for the review, Jen. I'm hoping they come back to chicago. EDIT: did they do anything from Lovage?

he's up there for me too. along with Doug Stanhope, Jim Norton, and Neil Hamburger.

wow. Brianne, you've given me something to think about.

closest thing you can get to A Ghost is Born demos, is the CD that came with the Wilcobook there are no Being There demos. they pretty much recorded over the same tapes until they got what they wanted.

that kid doesn't like Dane Cook

some good stuff, for sure (Will Ferrell, Darrell Hammond and Tim Meadows were always gold) but for the most part the show and cast have been terrible since 1994.